61 3:40pm 7 MELBOURNE 7 1100m Sportsbet Sir John Monash Stakes (Group 3) 1100m Of $200,000 and trophies of $990. 1st $120,000 and trophies of $990, 2nd $36,000, 3rd $18,000, 4th $9,000, 5th $5,000, 6th $4,000, 7th $4,000, 8th $4,000. Prizemoney contribution totalling 3.5% will be directed to jockey, equine and participant welfare prior to distribution. Standard Weight for Age. No allowances for apprentices. Track Record: 1-01.73E Here de Angels (06/02/2010) [Good3] Class Record: 1-01.86E Intelligent Star (12/01/2002) [Good3] 1 s3642 Recommendation (11) Ciaron Maher (dwtc) ......................Thomas Stockdale 58.5 2 8s327 Bustling (5) Mick Price & Michael Kent (Jnr) (dw) ......................Logan Bates (a) 58.5 3 9312s Klabel (NZ) (1) Richard & Chantelle Jolly (w) ...........................................Zac Spain 58.5 4 327s2 Beast Mode (7) Ben, Will & JD Hayes (wc) ..............................Damien Thornton 58.5 5 s5409 Title Fighter (2) Clayton Douglas (dwc) ........................... Luke Cartwright (a) 58.5 6 s228s Watchme Win (6) Andrew Gluyas (dw) .................................. Lachlan Neindorf 58.5 7 s2112 Sir Now (3) Darryl Hewitt (dw) ...................................................Connor Murtagh 58.5 8 6s631 Winnasedge (9) Nick Ryan (dwtc) .....................................................Luke Currie 58.5 9 20s9s Bellatrix Star (10) Mark Walker (dwc) ....................................Craig Williams 56.5 10 1144s Miraval Rose (8) Grahame Begg (dwt) .........................................Harry Coffey 56.5 11 s1512 Bazaball Rewarded (4) Kelvin Southey (wt) .................................Jamie Mott 56.5 FORM SUMMARY RECOMMENDATION continues to run well without winning, he returns to his favourite track and trip, he’ll be peaking for this. WATCHME WIN was tenacious in a G1 last start, he’s suited dropping back in grade and to 1100m. Forgive BUSTLING after pulling up lame last start. TECHFORM’S TOP 5 8 Winnasedge 100 6 Watchme Win 100 10 Miraval Rose 98 3 Klabel 97 11 Bazaball Rewarded 97 Sir John Monash Sir JOHN MONASH (1865-1931) was an outstanding Australian who made significant contributions to his country as a civil engineer, soldier and public administrator. As an engineer, Monash’s early career was in bridge construction before later changing to building construction. Commissioned in 1887, Monash had risen to the rank of Colonel by 1913 and served in Gallipoli as Commander of the 4th Infantry Brigade (AIF). In 1916 he was promoted to Major General and commanded the 3rd Division, AIF in France. Monash became Commander of the Australian Corps in 1918 and was knighted in recognition of his role in the battle of Hamel Hill. Monash was known as a brilliant tactician and meticulous planner. After the war, Monash resumed a civilian career as firstly General Manager and later Chairman of the State Electricity Commission (SEC) of Victoria. Monash University, established in 1961, was named in his honour.
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