Danny Williams Targets Success at Moruya with Winning Emotions
Goulburn trainer Danny Williams is preparing a team of runners for the upcoming horse racing meeting at Moruya on Sunday. This follows his participation in the TAB Highway event at Gosford on Saturday, where he achieved a close second place with Exit Fee, while Silver Serenade finished fifth and Sneaky Pee Cee eighth. Although Silver Serenade has been withdrawn from the Moruya card, Williams places significant hope on Winning Emotions, ridden by Shaun Guymer, in the Funland Ulladulla Country Boosted Benchmark 58 Handicap. Williams cites the horse's solid previous form, including a second-place finish at Moruya earlier in the year, as reason for optimism. The trainer’s other contenders include Elasand, making her first start at the meeting in the Maiden Plate; Glenn’s Legacy, returning from a spell in the Super Maiden Handicap; and Tjaka, who will compete in the Mothers Day Cup Benchmark 58 Handicap. Williams believes these horses have shown promising signs in recent trials or past performances, aiming for a successful day of racing on the south coast.
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Danny Williams Targets Success at Moruya with Winning Emotions
Goulburn trainer Danny Williams is preparing a team of runners for the upcoming horse racing meeting at Moruya on Sunday. This follows his participation in the TAB Highway event at Gosford on Saturday, where he achieved a close second place with Exit Fee, while Silver Serenade finished fifth and Sneaky Pee Cee eighth. Although Silver Serenade has been withdrawn from the Moruya card, Williams places significant hope on Winning Emotions, ridden by Shaun Guymer, in the Funland Ulladulla Country Boosted Benchmark 58 Handicap. Williams cites the horse's solid previous form, including a second-place finish at Moruya earlier in the year, as reason for optimism. The trainer’s other contenders include Elasand, making her first start at the meeting in the Maiden Plate; Glenn’s Legacy, returning from a spell in the Super Maiden Handicap; and Tjaka, who will compete in the Mothers Day Cup Benchmark 58 Handicap. Williams believes these horses have shown promising signs in recent trials or past performances, aiming for a successful day of racing on the south coast.
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