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Two time Derby winner in his first racing campaign.


EXPLOSIVE JACK (NZ)

3yo Bay Colt
D.O.B: 09-Nov-2017
by JAKKALBERRY (IRE)  from EXTRA EXPLOSIVE (NZ)
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StatusActive
Owner’s Details Mr M Johnston, Mrs A J Johnston, Mr T A Ginnane, Madica, Mrs B E Porter, Miss J L Porter, Miss M Porter, Mr D J O'Connor, Mr N Matthews, Mr D J Canny, Mr A E Ronalds, Mr J H Mcinnes, The Kov, Mr A S Ingersole
Stewards EmbargoesNone on record
Last Gear Change*16-Dec-2020, Blinkers, On, Comment: Declared - worked in blinkers.
TrainerCiaron Maher & David Eustace (Warwick Farm)
Racing ColoursWhite, Navy Seams, Multi Blue And Grey Checked Sleeves And Cap
CareerSummary: 7-4:1:1    Prizemoney: $1,459,910    
Min/Max-Dist-Win: 1600/2400     1st Up: 1:1-0-0    2nd Up: 1:0-0-0    
Track: 1:1-0-0    Dist: 2:2-0-0    Track/Dist: 1:1-0-0
Firm: 0:0-0-0     Good: 3:2-0-1     Soft: 4:2-1-0     Heavy: 0:0-0-0    Synthetic: 0:0-0-0


1st of 14SW H 25Nov20 1600m Good4 MDN-SW $23,000 ($12,650) Jack Hill 58kg Barrier 4
2nd Grade Zero 58kg, 3rd Bannerton 58kg 1:37.01 (600m 36.48), 2.75L, 7th@800m, 5th@400m, $3.60/$4.40/$4/$3.80
T 7th of 10RAND 08Dec20 1200m Good4 OPEN-BT $000 Regan Bayliss 0kg Barrier 0
1st Cradle Mountain 0kg, 2nd Navy Cross 0kg 1:11.89 (600m 34.05), 13.4L
5th of 9GOUL 18Dec20 2100m Soft5 CL1-SW $22,000 ($720) Brodie Loy 57.5kg Barrier 7 Rtg 64
1st Atonement 55kg, 2nd Zarafah 57kg 2:10.45 (600m 37.40), 4.55L, 7th@800m, 4th@400m, $3.10/$2.80/$2.60/$2.50
1st of 10K GR 16Jan21 2400m Good3 BM64 $35,000 ($16,740) Brodie Loy 57kg Barrier 2 Rtg 61
2nd Shadow Flight 59kg, 3rd Joe's Joy 55.5kg 2:31.18 (600m 36.15), 0.2L, 6th@800m, 5th@400m, $5/$5.50/$5/$5.50
1st of 11HOB 05Feb21 2200m Soft6 TAS DERBY Listed $150,000 ($90,000) John Allen 57kg Barrier 7 Rtg 70
2nd Alloway 57kg, 3rd Swoop Dog 57kg 2:19.30 (600m 38.27), 3.75L, 9th@800m, 7th@400m, $4.40/$4.60/$4.20/$4
3rd of 8M V 13Mar21 2040m Good3 ALISTER CLARK Group 2 $200,000 ($18,000) John Allen 57kg Barrier 2 Rtg 75
1st Grandslam 57kg, 2nd Young Werther (NZ) 57kg 2:04.73 (600m 35.34), 7L, 5th@800m, 6th@400m, $11/$13/$14/$15
2nd of 14BDGO 27Mar21 2200m Soft5 ST LEGER TRIAL $135,000 ($24,300) Ben Allen 58kg Barrier 5 Rtg 75
1st Liqueuro 55kg, 3rd Salto Angel (NZ) 57.5kg 2:16.91 (600m 36.07), 0.75L, 14th@800m, 11th@400m, $4.80/$5
1st of 16RAND 10Apr21 2400m Soft6 ATC DERBY Group 1 $2,137,500 ($1,297,500) John Allen 56.5kg Barrier 15 Rtg 76
2nd Young Werther (NZ) 56.5kg, 3rd Lion's Roar (NZ) 56.5kg 2:34.13 (600m 35.81), 0.1L, 10th@800m, 10th@400m, $17/$21/$17/$16


EXPLOSIVE JACK (NZ)Bay colt 2017 
Jakkalberry
Bay 2006		Storming Home
Bay or brown 1998		Machiavellian
Bay or brown 1987		Mr Prospector
Bay 1970		Raise a Native
Gold Digger		1961
1962		8-f
13-c
Coup de Folie
Bay 1982		Halo
Raise the Standard		1969
1978		2-d
2-d
Try to Catch Me
Bay 1986		Shareef Dancer
Bay 1980		Northern Dancer
Sweet Alliance		1961
1974		2-d
4-r
It's in the Air
Bay 1976		Mr Prospector
A Wind Is Rising		1970
1969		13-c
4-k
Claba di San Jore
Grey 1999		Barathea
Bay 1990		Sadler's Wells
Bay 1981		Northern Dancer
Fairy Bridge		1961
1975		2-d
5-h
Brocade
Bay 1981		Habitat
Canton Silk		1966
1970		4-r
14-a
Claw
Grey 1989		Law Society
Bay or brown 1982		Alleged
Bold Bikini		1974
1969		2-s
5-e
Crodas
Grey 1983		Shirley Heights
Croda Alta		1975
1975		1-l
1-e
Extra Explosive
Bay 2007		Ekraar
Bay 1997		Red Ransom
Bay 1987		Roberto
Bay 1969		Hail to Reason
Bramalea		1958
1959		4-n
12-c
Arabia
Bay 1977		Damascus
Christmas Wind		1964
1967		8-h
6-b
Sacahuista
Bay 1984		Raja Baba
Bay 1968		Bold Ruler
Missy Baba		1954
1958		8-d
3-l
Nalees Flying Flag
Bay 1975		Hoist the Flag
Nalee		1968
1960		5-i
9-f
Explosive
Bay 1998		Exploding Prospect
Bay 1986		Miswaki
Chestnut 1978		Mr Prospector
Hopespringseternal		1970
1971		13-c
16-g
Seasons Past
Bay 1980		Explodent
Stephens' Grad		1969
1974		14-e
8-f
Tina's Spirit
Bay 1984		Beau Ghost
Grey 1970		Grey Ghost
Pretty Orge		1957
1963		2-b
7-d
Gold Tranche
Bay 1972		Lad's Love
Miss Goldilocks		1963
1966		12-g
8-d
 Ancestor duplications:Mr Prospector4m,5f x 5m Northern Dancer5m,5m x
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Superb effort from a youngster that's tough as teak , hope he comes up in the spring and makes a cup horse.
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Interesting pedigree.  Out of a Barathea mare. ( Jackkalberry I mean.)  I remember seeing him in his racing days. 
Did I see somewhere that Jackkalberry died ?  Or am I dreaming. ? 
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Sorry to say this but it is a fact.

This horse is a stayer so no three month spell for him. If he is tough he should be showing up at Morphettville and showing up against the older horses in the Andrew Ramsden.

But alas, that will not happen, so good luck in the cups this spring, because the connections will need it.
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With respect, couldn't agree.  Has been in work for 8 months, even if he's had just the 7 starts.  And we don't know what yesterday's race might have taken out of him.

So the SA Derby might be a rough possibility but the Ransden a dead set no-no.  Trying to achieve an auto entry into the MC doesn't make a lot of sense given the likelihood of it stuffing him.

No, six weeks in the paddock while there's still some decent grass and half-way decent weather.  And if he has any chance in the Cup he should surely be able to win or place in the Graded races that would sufficiently improve his rating in order to secure a start.

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Voyager, 

I think you’ll find the stable has already announced that he’ll likely press onto the SA Derby & Qld Derby in coming months.

If he runs well in those assignments, I’d assume the predictable HK mega-dollars offers will come in.  He’ll get shipped off to HK & probably never be heard of again.

Hope I’m wrong though.
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Yes I agree Seconds , nothing wrong with a spell for this horse , we shall see what the trainer's plans are for this horse shortly , don't fall for this crap about keeping horses in work all year round their not machines , they may do it in the UK where the weathers shyte and can't have a proper spell , 4 to 6 weeks on the grass he'll love it cos he's earnt it imo.
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No rest for the wicked & bad luck if he has any simmering micro fractures etc. as it's onwards & upwards apparently.

Explosive Jack’s groundbreaking three-year-old campaign may not be over, with connections eyeing off another Derby. 

Speaking the day after the young stayer became the first horse to complete the Tasmanian Derby (2100m) - ATC Derby (2400m) double, trainer David Eustace said his campaign could be extended into May and even June.

Eustace said that the hardy son of Jakkalberry could tackle one or both of the South Australian Derby (2500m) and Queensland Derby (2400m), provided he recovers well from Saturday’s Group 1 win at Randwick.

The stable tried a similar campaign in 2017 with Ruthven, who won the Queensland Derby after finishing second in the South Australian Derby and fourth in the ATC Derby. 

“He’s been in work for a long, long time and he’s been everywhere – he’s been to Goulburn, he’s been to Tassie and now up in Sydney,” Eustace said Racing.com's Raceday Live.

“He’s a bit of a sleeper as a horse, he’s taken a lot of education and I think he's only just starting to work it out - even the improvement between the Bendigo run and the win yesterday was huge.

"He’s racing very well and there are two more Derbies to go – Adelaide is in a month and Queensland is a month after that.

“We’ll see how he comes through the run, he went to the beach this morning but he’s a very sound horse and that's the plan at this stage."

Trainer Matt Cumani indicated that Khoekhoe, who finish fifth behind Explosive Jack on Saturday, will likely tackle the Group 3 Frank Packer Plate (2000m) at Randwick later this month en route to the South Australian Derby (2500m).
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If so, sounds like they don't believe he's MC standard so are setting him up for more results in weaker Group races before flogging him to Honkers.
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Originally posted by acacia alba acacia alba wrote:

Interesting pedigree.  Out of a Barathea mare. ( Jackkalberry I mean.)  I remember seeing him in his racing days. 
Did I see somewhere that Jackkalberry died ?  Or am I dreaming. ? 


The globe-trotting son of Storming Home (GB) covered four books of mares before dying of a gut infection in 2018.
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who would have thought that Beau ghost, would figure in the pedigree of a derby winner?, as well as lads's love,, obviously gets some stamina influence from ekraar and further back though, jakkalberry won from 1200 to 2400m, his (jakkalberry) breeding imo suggests 1600 maybe 2000




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Beau Ghost mate, indeed bred to sire sprinters.

But if he's five generations back just how much influence might he have?

And if the answer is yes he can, then it might actually help explain Explosive Jack's affinity with a slow track.  Wink
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yes SC from memory (eek) i think most beau ghost winners were wet trackers
maybe chester manifold stood him?
a few of his winners came from rose argent and meadow mist mares who manifold stood
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They were swimmers as were Orgoglios I think Big smile
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I see Explosive Jack bought byMoody Racing 2019 NZ yearling sales for 100K , wonder what happened there? 
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One report I read was that it was before Moody was back training and he bought it on behalf of the owners.
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Originally posted by VOYAGER VOYAGER wrote:

Sorry to say this but it is a fact.

This horse is a stayer so no three month spell for him. If he is tough he should be showing up at Morphettville and showing up against the older horses in the Andrew Ramsden.

But alas, that will not happen, so good luck in the cups this spring, because the connections will need it.

Sounds like he is headed to Adelaide and all going well to Brisbane for their respective Derbys.
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He's got the score on the board this trainer and there's one thing I'll give him credit for , he' never die wondering what is the potential of his horses if they show something , just looking at his winning filly Loving Gaby record ( including 2 trials) all up 15 in 15 months , $2-2 Mill. in prizemoney and now retired possibly worth the same amount as broodmare , job done , well done , maybe a lesser trainer may have pulled the pin on Sir Dragonet to get over his feet problems but that's debateable , he's in the QE 11 on Saturday and in it up to his ears after that Ranvet win imo.

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Originally posted by Carioca Carioca wrote:

Yes I agree Seconds , nothing wrong with a spell for this horse , we shall see what the trainer's plans are for this horse shortly , don't fall for this crap about keeping horses in work all year round their not machines , they may do it in the UK where the weathers shyte and can't have a proper spell , 4 to 6 weeks on the grass he'll love it cos he's earnt it imo.

I would agree Carioca with spelling, if you do not want to win a cup.

I am only making this statement from what the trainer said after the race.

He said it took a long time to get this horse to full fitness and when he did he was able to start him over a distance and then at his third start at Kembla he beat the older horses over 2400m.

If it takes him seven to eight weeks to get him fit enough for his fresh run, then that is not a great recipe to have a new season 4yo ready for the Cups. If they want to have a shot at either cup with this horse he can not have a full spell. 

He needs a Persan style prep.

I have no problem with the trainer going to Adelaide, then Brisbane, and I am trusting the trainer knows what type of horse he has as he has shown he can train stayers in different ways.

The other option I can see happening is he has a light spring, maybe kick off in October like Persan and space his races to have a good crack as a five year old. He could run in a 2000m race fresh, into the Zipping Classic, into the Bagot, and go from there. 

If I was an owner I would be quite happy with getting two or three group 1 wins as a three year old, having a light spring and then targeting the spring cups as a fully developed five year old.

Yes things could go wrong, but that can happen with a four year old cups campaign (see Quick Thinker and Age Of Truth among others), at least with the outlined program you could give him his optimum chance to win one of the cups if stayed sound.  
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Depending on his Benchmark rating when he starts his Spring 4 year old season I would think a camapign like the Naturalism into the Bart Cummings into the Moonee Valley Cup into the Melbourne Cup.

I am not sure he will be or is fast enough for a Caulfield Cup.
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Should he run in both the SA and Qld Derbies it'll be a huge effort to keep him up for a searching Spring.

Unless the co-trainers rely on advice from successful UK trainers or their Oz proponent on here.  Wink
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Is one half of the partnership a Pommy with training experience ?
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Most he did with his dad was muck out boxes, however may well have picked up a few hints up along the way.  Then in Oz first worked for the Snowden's who given their training proclivities may have significantly dulled his memory of "Stayer Training 101".  

Though am being a tad tongue in cheek.  Wink
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They've done a mighty job to have this horse up to peak form for such a while , that's the " art " in training , get them there and keep them there , any mug can train a horse , but knowing there " there " is the difference imo.
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Originally posted by Take2 Take2 wrote:

.... obviously gets some stamina influence from ekraar and further back though, jakkalberry won from 1200 to 2400m, his (jakkalberry) breeding imo suggests 1600 maybe 2000




Jakkalberry won the American St. Leger over ~2700 m (13 1/2 furlongs) at Arlington Park (Illinois) so he definitely could go further than the 2400m if he follows his father's footsteps.
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Well done to Maher and Co. special trainer this bloke , gotta special horse too. StarStarStar
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Okay have found our one and only top class 3yo for the season Star 

That was a cracking win by a horse in form. 

DO NOT SPELL THIS HORSE, I REPEAT DO NOT SPELL THIS HORSE. He is getting better with each run.

I would just about back him to beat Persan in the Andrew Ramsden if he showed up, and that is saying something. 

 
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