Lindsay Park’s Evaporate, trained by Ben Hayes in partnership with his brothers Will and JD, aims to extend his winning streak to four in Friday night’s Group 2 Stutt Stakes (1600m) at Moonee Valley.
The gelding, sired by Per Incanto out of Little Avondale, has triumphed in his last two outings at The Valley following his maiden victory at Cranbourne.
“He just keeps improving, he’s got a good record at The Valley and I think it’s a good opportunity to head there. It will be a harder race, but he deserves to be tried in harder company,” Hayes commented.
“The Valley’s a unique track, not all horses like it, and I think it’s a good opportunity for good prize-money and it’s one of the lead-ups to the (Caulfield) Guineas, so it keeps the dream alive.”
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