GIFTED chaser She’s All Fire reminded punters of her class with a dominant front-running victory at Q1 Lakeside on Saturday night.
Sent out as the $1.95 favourite over 457m, the Tony Brett-trained star jumped to the front and never looked back, leading throughout to score by almost five lengths.
The victory made it back-to-back wins for the Feral Franky x Amron Lass bitch after she saluted over the shorter 350m trip earlier this month.
It also continued her strong record over the Lakeside 457m, having won by a similar margin in May.
She’s All Fire has now collected 12 wins and nine placings from just 26 career starts, pushing her prize money beyond $78,000.
Her impressive resume already includes victory in this year’s Group 3 Rising Stars Final.
While She’s All Fire delivered another reminder of her talent, superstar sprinter Gold Force continued his remarkable winning ways on the same card.
Rated among the fastest one-bend sprinters on the planet, Gold Force was sent out as a red-hot $1.04 favourite and justified the price with a commanding three-and-a-half-length victory.
The Michelle Sultana-trained Aussie Infrared x Silver Scissors chaser has now won 23 of his 36 career starts, with another seven placings, and has amassed more than $371,800 in prize money.
Gold Force has built an imposing record in 2026, highlighted by victory in the Group 1 Ipswich Cup, the Group 2 The Mach 10 in June and the Group 2 Bulli Gold Cup Final in February.
His attention could now turn towards one of greyhound racing’s richest prizes, with Gold Force currently rated a $17 chance in betting markets for October’s Million Dollar Chase.
