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Zaratone could be on Group One mission

18.05.12

Trainer Nick Olive will consider a start in the Group One The Galaxy for flying grey Zaratone after he sped around Rosehill to win Saturday's Sebring Stakes.

The frontrunner flew the gates for Kathy O'Hara and in a sustained display of speed, he kept going to to the line to post an emphatic 2-1/4-length win in the Group Three 1100-metres feature.

In doing so he took his record to 15 wins in 36 starts and gave Olive food for thought when it comes to The Galaxy (1100m) at Randwick in two weeks.

"I will have to think about that for sure," Olive said.

"He's a fantastic horse.

"I actually thought he would be very hard to beat today.

"We thought the fence would be okay so I told Kathy to stick to the fence.

"That's probably what got him last time, you had to be in the middle of the track."

Zaratone was a fighting third in the Maurice McCarten Stakes last start when he led on the rails with O'Hara in the saddle.

O'Hara also won the Listed Starlight Stakes aboard the gelding last campaign and has enjoyed a great affinity with the Olive stable, also claiming last year's Wagga and Frank Underwood Cups aboard Zaratone's stablemate Voice Commander.

Source: Ninemsn

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