PERFECT VICTORY PLAN FOR 'STARGAZER'
The Straits Times|November 08, 2022
Chasing role suits Star Victory at first-up win under the care of new handler Peters
PERFECT VICTORY PLAN FOR 'STARGAZER'

A five-month break and a stable transfer since a fighting debut second in June have not stopped Star Victory from picking up where he left off and go one better on Saturday.

The son of Vancouver slipped under the radar after that smart run, only to resurface under a different trainer’s banner in October.

It turned out that his owners PSM Racing Stable had left Michael Clements to move to James Peters. Star Victory was part of a migrating team of seven horses, headlined by Group 2 winner Starlight.

Peters said Star Victory came to his yard in mint condition but was not aware of the backstory behind his layoff.

“T only received the horse recently, so m not sure why he had along break,” said the English trainer.

“He came to us in great condition. He’s done everything very easily.

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