Saturday Wenty Park Wrap

Mark Gatt trained a winning treble at Wentworth Park on Thursday night and on Saturday his brother Daniel kept the family flag flying by landing another trio of WP winners with Ritza Sophie, Bull Market and Reborn Hostility.

Mark won on Thursday with Row Beau, Wyndra All Heart and Sammy Ethan while Bull Market posted a best of the night 29.48 when he ran down Bandit Alex to win a 520m fifth grade on Saturday night.

Ritza Sophie staged a remarkable performance to come from sixth at the half-way mark to beat pacemaker My Baby Brooke by a nose in 29.73 while Reborn Hostility roared home to win the top grade 520m event in 29.80.

Ritza Sophie and Bull Market are eligible for the June 27 heats of the group one Peter Mosman Opal and Vic Peters Classic while Money Keeping, who notched her fourth WP win in five appearances on Saturday, is also eligible for the age restricted Peter Mosman.

Money Keeping covered the 520m in a smart 29.50 and was the first leg of a running double for trainer Todd Barnes, who won with her litter brother Cash Keeping in 30.09.

The time honoured Peter Mosman and Vic Peters are really warming up with President Rolex joining the list of Vic Peters candidates with a runaway five-and-a-half lengths fifth grade win in 29.66.

President Rolex's effort from box eight was made easier when Zipping Mooney, who had drawn box seven, began fast and "crashed" towards the rail, giving the winner a dream run down the outside.

Trainer Jason Mackay said: "President Rolex is better suited from an inside box but he can handle an outside draw.

"He just makes the cut-off age restriction for the Vic Peters by a month.''

Chief Havoc Gunnedah Cup winner Master McGraw staked his claim on a Vic Peters Classic berth with an easy 520m fifth grade win in 29.54.

Trainer Jack Smith said later: "This dog was no super star early on but has kept improving all the time.

"I will probably give him another fifth grade start at WP before the June 27 Classic heats because he will need to have a run, either in a race or a trial, before then.''

Gloria Keeping, another female eligible for the bitches only Peter Mosman Opal, notched her fifth WP win in 10 outings on Saturday night but trainer Jason Magri was disappointed with her time.

"Gloria Keeping clocked 29.87 tonight and had run 29.89 in her previous WP win earlier this month so she is going to have to improve to be a chance in the Peter Mosman.''

Rise Up Nismo made the pace to the home turn when second behind Super Sassy at WP on June 6 so trainer Tony Mason was surprised when his dog came from second on the home turn to beat pacemaker Woolgoolga by a half length in 29.88 on Saturday.

"When Rise Up Nismo was trailing the leader on the back straight I gave up hope,'' Mason said later.

"I was shocked when my dog got run down a week earlier so didn't expect him to be able to come from behind to win on Saturday.

"I bred Rise Up Nismo from a bitch called Speedy Lulu, who was a member of a very good litter which won around $400,000 in prizemoney.''

Unleash In Miami scored his fourth win from his past five starts when he led all the way to take out Saturday's top grade Masters event in 29.90.

Before the race trainer Ike McCorkindale said: "I like his box five draw this week and expect him to lead all the way.''

Unleash In Miami was third away but showed dazzling early zip to lead at the first turn, and set up a huge break on his rivals with 250m left to run.

But noted strong finisher Zipping Hopkins rattled home, leaving Unleash In Miami with just a neck to spare at the finish.