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Competitive-looking O and S Tack Room Trophy Division Two contest
Oasis Jak.
Horse Racing, Sports, Sports Racing Guide
Ruddy Allen | Sports Writer  
August 30, 2024

Competitive-looking O and S Tack Room Trophy Division Two contest

Eight talented runners are set to clash in Division Two of the $1.25-million O&S Tack Room Trophy, a Restricted Overnight Allowance contest over one mile (1,600m).

 

Here’s a breakdown of each contender’s chances:

 

1. SHE’S MY FRIEND: (5 b m by Natural Selection – My Friend Lucy) –Although lacking recent form, She’s My Friend could surprise with a decent effort.

 

2. MARCH AND SHOOT: (5 b h by Nasheet – Lead Vale) – Expected to handle the distance with ease, March and Shoot’s third-place finish behind Milos and Digital One on June 29 suggests a strong chance of winning with a similar performance.

 

3. BERN NOTICE: (6 ch h by Bern Identity – Blufield) – A consistent campaigner, Bern Notice can hold his own despite stepping up to this level.

 

4. LIFE IS LIFE: (4 b c by Natural Selection – Little Wasp) – Having run some good races lately, Life is Life is fit enough to secure a placing.

 

5. OASIS JAK (USA): (4 dk b/br f by Tapizar – Sweetheart Legend) – Although capable, Oasis Jak may find the one-mile distance challenging and could be left behind.

 

6. KWAKU: (6 b h by Casual Trick – Darlin) – Safely bypassed in this contest.

 

7. PROVOCATIVA (USA): (5 dk b/br m by Protonico – Audacious) – In excellent form, Provocativa’s narrow loss to Fred The Great on June 29 demonstrates her ability to stay the distance and contend for top honours.

 

8. NOMOREDEALS: (5 ch h by Soul Warrior – Thornhill Miss) – Unlikely to win.

 

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