The Lindsay Park trained Crosshaven firmed in the Caulfield Guineas betting following his win in the Listed $140,000 Antler Luggage Exford Plate (1400m) at Flemington today.
King’s Legacy, above, is one of the top fancies for the 2020 Caulfield Guineas at Caulfield. Photo by Steve Hart.
The Tom Dabernig and Ben Hayes trained Crosshaven was $34 at Ladbrokes.com.au before the running of the Exford Plate but has now halved his price to $17 for the Group 1 $2m Neds Caulfield Guineas (1600m) at Caulfield on October 10.
Winning jockey Daniel Stackhouse went forward from the outside barrier and settled Crosshaven ($9) just behind the leader Bartley ($4.80).
Crosshaven started to get wound up when heads were turned for home and got the better of Bartley at the 250m and went on top record a one and a half lengths win.
Bartley battled on for second with Cherry Tortoni ($5.50) running home for third.
The $3.70 favourite Immortal Love had a lovely ruin in transit just behind the leading division but faded in the straight to finish last in the eleven horse field.
The Danny O’Brien trained Flying Award remains the $7 favourite for the Caulfield Guineas ahead of the Blue Diamond Stakes winner Tagaloa at $9 and King’s Legacy and North Pacific at $10.
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