September 1 Race preview

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Caulfield Caulfield will have 4 featured races on Saturday which will be held in races 4, 5, 6 and 7. With light rain showers Caulfield track is rated a Dead 4 and the rail is out by 6m the entire circuit. Race 4 is the $150,000 H.D.F. Mc Neil Stakes 1200 race which will start at 2:15pm. The race is a Group 3, set weight with penalties race and the winner will takeout $90, 000 and trophy worth $750 and apprentices cannot claim. There will be 12 acceptances in this race including Tony Vasil's trained horse Elite Elle who's unbeaten from her 4 starts to date. Gai Waterhouse trained horse Kabayan and will be ridden by Luke Nolen, and also Gerald Ryan's trained horse Amorino, and Jason Warren's Pronto Pronto. Race 5, the $120,000 The Shark.com.au Stakes - 1100m race, this race is a listed open race in set weight with penalties for 4 years old and upwards and apprentices cannot claim. There will be 10 acceptances in this race and the winner will win $72,000 and a trophy $500. Acceptances in this race include Darren Weir's trained horses Platelet and Rue Maple. Peter Moody also entered two horses in the race; they are Golden Archer and Mr Make Believe. African Pulse will also be in this race as well as Glows and Freereturn. Race 6, $220, 000 N.Z. Bloodstock Memsie Stakes - 1400m will have 15 acceptances on Saturday. This race is a Group 2, weight for age for 3 years old and upwards and apprentices cannot claim. The winner will receive $132, 000 and $1000 trophy. Acceptances in this race include, Sincero, Luckygray, and winner of the Lawrence Stakes Second Effort, Happy Trails and Green Moon. Race 7, the Slickpix Stakes - 1700m listed race will have 18 acceptances on Saturday including emergencies. The winner of this listed open handicap race will receive $72,000 and $500 trophy. Banca Mo and Forty Thirty will be in this race together with Streets Away. Rosehill The group 3, The Run to the Rose - 1200m race is the highlight on Saturday at Rosehill. The race will only have 6 acceptances including the unbeaten Pierro, trained by Gai Waterhouse and Black Caviar's younger brother All Too Hard. The race will be a set weight with penalties open for 3 years old and apprentices cannot claim. The winner of this race will get $75,000 and $800 trophy.