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Jockey Dylan Gibbons was thrilled to reward the loyalty of trainer John Sargent as the combination broke group 1 droughts with victory on Global Goal in the Flight Stakes (1600m) for three-year-old fillies at Randwick on Saturday.
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combination → reward → Saturday
Randwick-based Sargent landed his 12th win at the top level but first since Gust Of Wind, the last horse to beat Winx, claimed the 2015 ATC Oaks.
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Gust → base → Oaks
For Gibbons, it was a maiden group 1 win as fully-fledged jockey and his first in more than two and a half years.
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it → fledge → years
Gibbons, who had group 1 wins as an apprentice with Explosive Jack (2023 Sydney Cup) and Kalapour (2024 Tancred), made a long run on Global Goal, coming from second last on the home turn, to mow down Chris Waller’s De Armas by a neck.
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who → have → neck
David Payne-trained favourite Bangkok Hottie was a half-neck third in the grand final of the Princess Series after winning the Furious and Tea Rose Stakes.
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Hottie → train → Stakes
“Dylan rode her a treat.
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Dylan → ride → treat
It was always going to be tactical, but he got on his bike early and out-stayed them,” Sargent said.
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Sargent → go → them
“We had a few offers for other riders after her last race, [but] Dylan knows her, he’s a very dedicated jockey and he can ride the big races as good as anyone.”
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he → have → anyone
Sargent said the Pinatubo filly could go for a spell or race on to the group 1 Thousand Guineas (1600m) or Spring Champion Stakes (2000m).
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filly → say → Guineas
He doubted she would go on to an Oaks trip.
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she → doubt → trip
It was a special win for Gibbons, who came back from six months off with a shoulder reconstruction last year and made the move from Newcastle to Sydney.
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who → come → Sydney
“Obviously Sydney is one of the hardest places to be in, so those six months, a lot of people fill your spot quickly,” Gibbons said.
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Gibbons → fill → spot
“I’ve been blessed.
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I → bless → ?
I’ve found some good stables who have been very solid.
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who → find → stables
I ride a lot for John [O’Shea] and Tom [Charlton] and they’ve been great in getting back going since I’ve come back, and obviously John [Sargent] as well.
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I → ride → John
“He could have found any jockey he wanted for her today, but they didn’t even bat an eyelid to try and take me off, so it’s a thrill to reward them.
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it → find → them
Earlier, premier trainer Chris Waller was weighing up a start for Wonka in the group 1 Spring Champion Stakes (2000m) on October 24 at Randwick after he edged out Richard and Will Freedman-trained favourite Genesis Runner in the listed Dulcify Stakes (1600m) for three-year-olds.
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he → weigh → olds
The $360,000 Snitzel colt, stepping up from a Kensington super maiden win, went stride for stride with Genesis Runner down the straight and got the bob for a short half-head win under James McDonald.
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colt → step → McDonald
Waller said the group 3 1600m Carbine Club Stakes at Flemington on October 31 was a next option, along with “the big step to 2000m” in the Spring Champion.
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Stakes → say → Champion
Former Test fast bowler Doug Bollinger, who has worked for Waller for more than three years, was Wonka’s strapper.
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who → work → years
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