Regal Power

REGAL POWER (AUS)

Brown gelding 2015

Pierro Bay 2009	Lonhro Brown 1998	Octagonal Brown 1992	Zabeel Bay 1986	Sir Tristram Lady Giselle	1971 1982	6-e 16-c
			Eight Carat Brown 1975	Pieces of Eight Klairessa	1963 1969	3-o 9-c
		Shadea Bay 1988	Straight Strike Bay or brown 1977	Mr Prospector Bend Not	1970 1972	13-c 11>
			Concia Bay 1978	First Consul My Tricia	1970 1974	5-f 8>
	Miss Right Note Grey 2003	Daylami Grey 1994	Doyoun Bay 1985	Mill Reef Dumka	1968 1971	22-d 21-a
			Daltawa Grey 1989	Miswaki Damana	1978 1981	16-g 9-e
		Sky Song Bay 1997	Sadler's Wells Bay 1981	Northern Dancer Fairy Bridge	1961 1975	2-d 5-h
			Criquette Bay 1990	Shirley Heights Ghislaine	1975 1981	1-l 1-t
Broadway Belle Bay 2005	Redoute's Choice Bay 1996	Danehill Bay 1986	Danzig Bay 1977	Northern Dancer Pas de Nom	1961 1968	2-d 7-a
			Razyana Bay 1981	His Majesty Spring Adieu	1968 1974	4-d 2-d
		Shantha's Choice Bay 1992	Canny Lad Brown 1987	Bletchingly Jesmond Lass	1970 1975	7-a 14>
			Dancing Show Bay 1983	Nijinsky Show Lady	1967 1976	8-f 8-f
	Antique Brown 1999	Metal Storm Bay 1988	Kenmare Grey 1975	Kalamoun Belle of Ireland	1970 1964	9-c 1-m
			Porphyrine Bay 1980	Habitat Katie May	1966 1973	4-r 4-n
		Bonny Guest Chestnut 1987	What a Guest Chestnut 1979	Be My Guest Princess Tiara	1974 1974	8-c 1-p
			Bonny Dancer Chestnut 1980	Bletchingly Dancelot	1970 1972	7-a 22-c

Ancestor duplications:

Northern Dancer

5m x 5m

Bletchingly

x 5m,5f

he’s out of the family that I’ve been breeding with so 8ve been backing him all along.

Reference: https://www.punters.com.au/news/perth-cup-all-in-fav-to-skip-feature_186745/

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Railway Stakes winner Regal PowerImage: Western RacepixPerth Cup all-in favourite to skip feature

By Luke Sheehan 12 hours ago

Topweight Regal Power won't contest the Perth Cup on January 4, with connections deciding to target a Melbourne autumn prep.

The Railway Stakes winner was given the 59.5kg topweight for the $400,000 feature at Ascot on Saturday-week, but the Grant and Alana Williams-trained four-year-old has now been spelled for a bid at riches across the Nullarbor in 2020.

He was the $2.80 all-in favourite at the time of his withdrawal, with stablemate Mississippi Delta now assuming favouritism for the Group Two.

And naturally, William Pike has the ride on Mississippi Delta in the feature race, while Star Exhibit - another horse raced by leviathan owner Bob Peters - will be ridden by Peter Hall for trainer Adam Durrant.

Star Exhibit and Japanese galloper Suzuka Devious are now the joint topweights with 57.5kg, with just a 4.5kg spread down to those on the 53kg minimum

You’d think that Pike would have his choice of ride

How so?

How would you know?

Just watching replays from yesterday, confess I forgot the Kingston Town Stks was actually on!

Unwanted? He was second or third favourite most of the week? Although it could be argued that he was overs if you could be comfortable he could produce his best (or close to) in the race, he was worth a nibble.

Afros wrote: Unwanted? He was second or third favourite most of the week? Although it could be argued that he was overs if you could be comfortable he could produce his best (or close to) in the race, he was worth a nibble.

Just looked at SB they have it opening at $6, which made a book of 116%

16th of 16 in the Aust Cup yesterday beaten 10 lens.

rusty nails wrote: Ol Bob needs to eat some humble pie, and crawl back to the Williams stable

Might be a far cry from the great days of winning Railway Stks &