Darcybee heading to Ellerslie

18 Mar 2005Talented filly Darcybee will race at Ellerslie in preference to Trentham on Saturday.

Matamata trainer Jim Gibbs had entered the Pencarrrow Stud-owned and bred filly for both venues this weekend.

"The Auckland race looks the better option for her," Gibbs said.

Darcybee will be ridden in race 2 at 12.32pm by Cameron Lammas who is indentured to Gibbs.

At her last start Darcybee finished third at Tauranga on February 26 when resuming from a spell and the run has done her the world of good. She will be hard to beat on Saturday.

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