The benefits of the Angaston Park training complex were well demonstrated by talented mare Nullify at the Morphettville Parks twilight meeting on Friday, October 11. Nullify, trained by the partnership of Aaron Bain and Ned Taylor, led throughout in the Sportsbet Fast Form Handicap (1550m) but showed great acceleration when asked for an effort in the home straight. The six-year-old mare, an $8 chance, ridden by Ben Price, scored easily by 2-1/2 lengths from Red Roof ($9) with Whatsanamegeorge ($6.50), three-quarters of a length away third. She has now won two races with as many placings from just eight starts since being purchased by Aaron Bain Racing. Trainer Aaron Bain said Nullify had run up to her trackwork at Angaston Park. &ldquo;She is a lovely mare and wasn&rsquo;t an expensive purchase off Inglis,&rdquo; Bain said. &ldquo;She had a good first preparation for us then we tipped her out with a view of heading back to Angaston. &ldquo;This time in Nullify has been outstanding and her work has been brilliant there. &ldquo;We love her, she is very straight forward at home, and we love to have her around. &ldquo;She will be back at Angaston tomorrow and set for her next run. &ldquo;Nullify always builds through a preparation &ndash; second, third and fourth up she always gets better. &ldquo;She was great first up, just well short of her best trip, she was great today second up at 1550 (metres).&rdquo; Bain said jockey Ben Price was doing the hard yards for Aaron Bain Racing. &ldquo;He was up at Angaston Park, first light, daybreak, at 6 o&rsquo;clock this morning doing gallops and getting the next winner or two ready. &ldquo;It was a great ride early today. &ldquo;He assessed the race perfectly that they were going to go a bit slow, put himself in front then catch me if you can. &ldquo;Ben got great sectionals around the bend and skipped clear. &ldquo;The Angaston Park hill kicked in at the 400 and she went to another gear.&rdquo; Winning jockey Ben Price was confident there were more wins in store for Nullify. &ldquo;She had a nice run in front today,&rdquo; Price said. &ldquo;I let her roll and get into a comfortable rhythm. &ldquo;Halfway down the straight she had her ears pricked and I felt like she was only going 75 percent. &ldquo;She pulled up great and would not blow a candle out. &ldquo;There are definitely more wins this time around.&rdquo;

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Nullify

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Imported galloper Thermodynamic gave trainers Aaron Bain and Ned Taylor a winning double at the Morphettville Parks twilight meeting on Friday, October 11. Given a perfect run by jockey Jason Holder, Thermodynamic raced away in the home straight to win the Sportsbet Handicap (1400m) by 2-3/4 lengths to add to the victory of Nullify earlier in the day for the trainers. Bred in Ireland and previously trained by the Hawkes partnership, then Chris Waller, the five-year-old has had two wins and two seconds from just five runs for Bain and Taylor. Thermodynamic ($5.50) sat fourth early off a good tempo before dashing away to win easily from Falaise ($7) with Next Dimension ($20), a length away third, Trainer Aaron Bain said Thermodynamic had been a good purchase for Aaron Bain Racing. &ldquo;He just put in one shocker at the end of last preparation, and we turned him out,&rdquo; Bain said. &ldquo;He was good today and with two wins and two seconds he has been a good horse for us. &ldquo;We probably made a bit of a mistake at the end of last preparation taking the blinkers off. &ldquo;We turned him out knowing we were going to Angaston Park and bring him back fresh, thinking he will get 2000 metres this time in. &ldquo;Today we thought the 1400 metres might be a bit sharp but told &lsquo;Stubby&rsquo; to ride him like the best horse in the race and be confident. &ldquo;Thermodynamic is lightly raced and got plenty ahead of him, and in his favour, the distance racing here in Adelaide have smaller fields and can drop away so there are plenty of options. &ldquo;The Angaston Park hill has done him wonders.&rdquo; Winning jockey Jason Holder said Thermodynamic had sprinted very well. &ldquo;He was good, we thought he would run well, he was well placed,&rdquo; Holder said. &ldquo;He presented himself lovely, but I thought I might have got there a bit soon. &ldquo;I just didn&rsquo;t want to get there too early, and if something come past me, I would have been dirty on myself. &ldquo;But he presented himself nice and was good to the line. &ldquo;I thought his trial was quite good the other day, I rode as horse behind him, but thought he was stronger than mine, so I rode him confidently today. &ldquo;I think he will benefit from the run but now has to take the next step and go a grade higher.

Thermodynamic

Former New Zealand galloper There Goes My Hero recorded his first Australian win in the Gawler &amp; Barossa Jockey Club Labour Day Cup (1516m) at Gawler&rsquo;s Monday holiday meeting.
Prepared on track by the training partnership of Aaron Bain &amp; Ned Taylor, There Goes My Hero ($3.10) scored a long neck win from Hadar ($9) with Ruling Goddess ($6.50) a half-length away third.
Jockey Jason Holder had the four-year-old away well and settled outside the leader Hadar.
In the home straight, Holder started urging the gelding and he outstayed Hadar to score.
Trainer Aaron Bain said stable success with another former New Zealander Midnight Mass had helped bring There Goes My Hero.
&ldquo;Midnight Mass came to our stable through Richard Cole of the international horse transport company IRT,&rdquo; Bain said.
&ldquo;There Goes My Hero was owned by Shannon Taylor who works for IRT, and she sounded us out as prospective buyer.
&ldquo;He had shown ability in New Zealand, so we took up the opportunity.
&ldquo;His first run for us was at Balaklava last month but Jason (Holder), who rode him, said the horse had appeared lost so we took him to Strathalbyn to trial last week and he went a lot better giving us some confidence today.&rdquo;
Bain said There Goes My Hero was a quirky horse.
&ldquo;We were training him at Angaston Park, but he showed an aversion to working up the hill, so we transferred him back to our stables on course at Gawler and he has been a lot happier.&rdquo;
Holder said There Goes My Hero had plenty of ability.
&ldquo;He trialled really well, and he brought that today,&rdquo; Holder said.
&ldquo;However, he is still learning the craft.
&ldquo;When I put him under pressure, I thought I still had plenty of ammunition left but I had to ask him for it.
&ldquo;He is still immature, and I think he has a lot more to give.&rdquo;
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There Goes My Hero wins the Gawler & Barossa Jockey Club Labour Day Cup

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Outstanding New South Wales jockey Tyler Schiller is setting an amazing record with Aaron Bain Racing.
Earlier this year Schiller took up ownership opportunities with ABR, and horses part-owned by him have raced 15 times for 15 wins.
Schiller, 24, is in a state of shock over the winning run.
&ldquo;It is incredible &ndash; all my horses have won,&rdquo; Schiller said.
&ldquo;I can&rsquo;t believe it &ndash; Aaron has done a fantastic job placing them.&rdquo;
Schiller&rsquo;s winning tally went to 15 at Port Pirie on Tuesday with victories by Matador and Maluka Miss.
The winning run may continue at Globe Derby Park on Monday when Man United has his second Australian start.
Schiller had an early love of harness racing as a child with his father Glen, and grandfather Peter, involved in the sport for more than 30 years.
&ldquo;In fact, I was getting ready to apply for a driving permit, when the opportunity arose to go into a thoroughbred stable,&rdquo; Schiller said.
&ldquo;Pop (Peter) had a good horse early on and still trains a few as does Dad, and I loved helping out at the stables.&rdquo;
Schiller&rsquo;s life changed markedly when he became an apprentice jockey, and he is a star on the rise.
He rode his first Group 1 winner in March when Mariamia won The Galaxy at Randwick, and he became the first apprentice in 15 years to achieve such a feat.
Schiller is on track to win the Sydney apprentice&rsquo;s title again and also aims to try and beat the 60 city win mark for an apprentice set in 2006/07.
His association with ABR developed through Jamie Durnberger from Summit Bloodstock who is related to Cheree Curtis, wife of Sydney trainer Lee Curtis.
&ldquo;Jamie learned that I loved harness racing and sent me a text to see if I was interested in becoming an owner,&rdquo; Schiller said.
&ldquo;I thought why not and asked him to send me a list of horses.
&ldquo;I just picked out Sheza Manipulator and Fletch Maguire, without really delving too deeply into their form.
&ldquo;I didn&rsquo;t have to wait long for them to hit the track and was super impressed with their wins.
&ldquo;I was on the mailing list, then opportunities came up to be involved with Maluka Miss, Man United and Matador and I jumped at the chance.
&ldquo;To think they have all won, some multiple times, is really unbelievable.
&ldquo;To reach 15 wins without a loss, and Aaron thinking we can go for 16, is really a dream.
&ldquo;I did think the winning run might be in jeopardy with a lap to go at Pirie when Matador was in front and being tapped up.
&ldquo;Another horse really challenged him on the home turn but he was good enough to fight on and win.
&ldquo;I have to give credit to Jamie and Aaron for finding the horses, preparing them properly and placing them to be able to land multiple victories.
&ldquo;I haven&rsquo;t seen them race live but enjoy watching them from Sydney on the television.
&ldquo;Maybe one day one or two of them might get to Menangle, and I would be there for sure.&rdquo;
Schiller said he had never been to Adelaide, and actually knocked back an offer to ride in Saturday&rsquo;s Goodwood Handicap because he felt he had a good book of rides in Sydney at Rosehill Gardens.
Such is his love for harness racing, Schiller said it was in his thoughts to maybe take out a driving permit once he finished race riding.
&ldquo;But that is some time in the future, as I am loving racing.&rdquo;

Outstanding New South Wales jockey Tyler Schiller is setting an amazing record with Aaron Bain Racing.

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