The team have prepared three runners for the Moora racing club meeting on Saturday, October 11 with fine weather predicted racing on a good three with the rail in the inside position on the dirt track.
The first of the stable runners will come out in race two in a maiden event over 1190 m with Island Wedding fourth up from a spell to be ridden by Chanelle O'Grady jumping from barrier eight in a field of 10.
Island Wedding is prepared for this event after finishing fourth of 10 at Northam on September 21 over 1300 m finishing 3.25 lengths off the winner and was last seen racing at Toodyay during the carnival on September 28 finishing second of 6 over 1350m when ridden by Peter Hall.
Ben has decided to make a gear change for this outing by adding Blinkers & a Bubble Cheeker.
The second runner on the card will come out in race 4 with last start winner Bellaxena racing over a thousand metres jumping from a wide barrier.
Bellaxena is a five-year-old Bay mare having faced the starter on 20 occasions for two wins & six placings earning prize-money in excess of $37,000.
She is prepared for this outing via recent runs at Belmont on September 13 finishing eighth of 10 over thousand metres finishing three lengths off the winner that time out and was last seen winning at Toodyay on September 28 over 1100 m with Peter Hall guiding Bellaxena to a quarter length win in a time of 1:06.67.
The final runner on the card will come out in race six in a 1500 m benchmark 53+ with Dandi Lou to be ridden by Chanelle O'Grady jumping from the widest alley in a field of 10.
Dandi Lou is a five-year-old Bay mare having faced the starter on 18 occasions with one win and three placings earning prize-money in excess of $19,000.
Recent trips to the races include a fourth of 11 at Belmont on August 27 over 2100 m when ridden by Troy Turner finishing 5.25 lengths off the winner and was last seen at Pinjarra finishing 10th of 12 over 2000 m landing six lengths behind the winner in a race time of 2:07.95 with the last 600 m in 36.46, Ben has removed the Lugging Bit for this occasion.
The stable would like to wish all connections the best of luck with their runners at Moora on Saturday.