Pulse colours set for a big week?

It was straight to the front for up-and-coming three-year-old Noble Park at Sandown on Wednesday and that is where the lightly raced bay stayed – able to hold off a strong late challenge to win in determined style.

Having only his third start, the promising son of Pins was an easy debut winner at Sale in February, subsequently getting back in a slowly run race at Sandown and finishing on strongly for fifth.

Well rated in front by Craig Williams, Noble Park was always travelling like the winner and he has a good opinion of the well related gelding – “he is still a big, rangy horse,” he said, “but he will develop into a really nice horse.”

“Mike has done a really good job taking his time with him,” he added.

Always well regarded by the stable, Noble Park may now head to Queensland depending on how he comes through this latest victory.

“We have always had a really good opinion of him,” said the stable’s Anthony Feroce – “we think he has a bright future.”

A $70,000 yearling purchase for Paul Moroney, Noble Park hails from the prolific Gr.1 family of Denise's Joy, Joie Denise, Sunday Joy, Thorn Park, Euphoria, Arlington Road, Tuesday Joy, Miss Danehill, Joie de Grise, Bentley Biscuit and Saturday’s Doncaster Handicap favourite More Joyous.

He is raced by Rohan & Kate Aujard, Rhett Tregunna, Paul Williams, Allison Cratchley, Rod Whinfield, Patrick Pinnell, Peter Pinnell, Rupert & Cheryl Legh Racing and Gurners Bloodstock Co and hopefully his Pulse colours will again be seen in winning action at Randwick on Saturday with Brazilian Pulse contesting the AJC Oaks and King Pulse The Galaxy...

6-02.55 PATINACK FARM 100TH AJC OAKS (2400 METRES)

Of $550000 and $3300 trophies. For Three-Years-Old Fillies. Set Weights. (GROUP 1).

1 SHAMROCKER (NZ) Danny O'Brien Glen Boss 4 56 111

2 BRAZILIAN PULSE (NZ) Michael Moroney Craig Williams 1 56 105

3 DO RA MI (NZ) Peter G Moody Luke Nolen 2 56 95

4 PINKER PINKER Greg Eurell Dwayne Dunn 10 56 100

5 MIRJULISA LASS Gregory Hickman Corey Brown 17 56 99

6 PLACEMENT (NZ) Danny O'Brien Chris Munce 11 56 78

7 FIBRILLATION Tim Martin Damien Oliver 8 56 88

8 CRAFTY IRNA Ron Quinton Glyn Schofield 15 56 84

9 ABSOLUTELY Michael Kent Brad Rawiller 3 56 79

10 BECERRA Lee Freedman Jim Cassidy 12 56 83

11 DATING (NZ) Graeme & Debbie Rogerson Hugh Bowman 9 56 90

12 IRON LACE Chris Waller Nash Rawiller 13 56 74

13 ROSE OF PEACE Gary Portelli Michael Rodd 6 56 72

14 BRIDE SALAMA Anthony Cummings Tim Clark 7 56 68

15 LADY LONHRO Diane Poidevin-Laine Peter Wells 16 56 62

16 AVARELLI (NZ) Guy Walter Kerrin McEvoy 5 56 59

17 DREAMWORKER Grahame Begg Brenton Avdulla 14 56 60

8-04.15 THE JAMES BOAG GALAXY (1100 METRES)

Of $350000 and $3300 trophies. (GROUP 1).

1 SWIFT ALLIANCE Gai Waterhouse Nash Rawiller 13 58 112

2 EAGLE FALLS David Hayes Damien Oliver 9 57.5 111

3 ORTENSIA Tony Noonan Craig Williams 11 55.5 111

4 KEEN COMMANDER Denise Mcgrath Glyn Schofield 7 55 106

5 AVENUE Peter G Moody Luke Nolen 12 54.5 109

6 NEWS ALERT Con Karakatsanis Jim Cassidy 3 53.5 103

7 SISTER MADLY Anthony Cummings Glen Boss 5 51.5 103

8 KING PULSE Michael Moroney Kerrin McEvoy 1 51.5 99

9 SOLAR CHARGED John O'Shea Brenton Avdulla 4 51 100

10 ATOMIC FORCE Darren Smith Tim Clark 6 51 98

11 SHRAPNEL Mark Kavanagh Corey Brown 2 51 96

12 CARDINAL VIRTUE David Payne Josh Adams (a) 10 51 93

13 THANKGODYOU'REHERE Patrick & Wayne Webster Rod Quinn 8 51 92