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Golden Slipper Field and Barrier Draw

Tara Madgwick - Tuesday March 17

The barrier draw for the Group I ATC Golden Slipper took place behind closed doors at the Racing NSW offices this morning with race favourite Farnan given a tough assignment with an outside gate.

Blue Diamond winner Tagaloa drew more favourably in gate six, while the Chris Waller trained Frankel filly Hungry Heart drew along side him in gate five.
 

Number

Horse

Sire

Barrier

1

Tagaloa

Lord Kanaloa (Jpn)

6

2

Hanseatic

Street Boss (USA)

9

3

Farnan

Not a Single Doubt

14

4

Prague

Redoute’s Choice

7

5

King’s Legacy

Redoute’s Choice

2

6

Global Quest

More than Ready (USA)

15

7

Mamaragan

Wandjina

1

8

Away Game

Snitzel

3

9

Dame Giselle

I Am Invincible

4

10

See You Soon

Siyouni (Fr)

8

11

Mildred

Hinchinbrook

17

12

Personal

Fastnet Rock

19

13

Muntaseera

I Am Invincible

18

14

Hungry Heart

Frankel

5

15

Cellsabeel

Hinchinbrook

12

16

Thermosphere

Exosphere

10

17E

Rathlin

Fastnet Rock

20

18E

Minhaaj

Exceed and excel

13

19E

Time is Precious

Snitzel

11

20E

Phillizzy

Snitzel

16
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