Hall is wary of Cyamach

28 July 2016 | Ken Casellas
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Beaudiene Boaz

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Champion four-year-old Beaudiene Boaz is one of the favourites for the interdominion championship later this year, but his driver Gary Hall jun. is apprehensive about his prospects in the Ron Gallop Memorial Pace over 2536m at Gloucester Park on Friday night, citing stablemate Cyamach as a major danger.

Beaudiene Boaz made a superb return to racing after a six-month absence when he crushed his rivals in a 1730m sprint last Friday week to improve his record to 22 wins from 30 starts for earnings of $997,784.

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