King hopes Green Spaces on best behaviour to provide another debut win

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Kerry, C. (2026, October 15). King hopes Green Spaces on best behaviour to provide another debut win. The Sydney Morning Herald. https://www.smh.com.au/sport/racing/king-hopes-green-spaces-on-best-behaviour-to-provide-another-debut-win-20261015-p615n9.html?ref=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_source=rss_feed

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The Sydney Morning Herald · collected 2026-10-15 · by Craig Kerry

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Rachel King discusses her upcoming ride on Green Spaces, a horse she won the Australian Derby with, for the Caulfield Cup. Despite some recent inconsistent form, King is optimistic about Green Spaces' preparation and believes he’s ready to perform well after showing improvement in his most recent run. She acknowledges that while the horse's behavior has been challenging at times, his ability remains evident given his group 1 victory earlier this year.
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Rachel King aims for another first-time victory at Caulfield on October 15 when she rides the horse Green Spaces in the $6 million Caulfield Cup. King previously won her debut ride at Caulfield with Manicure and recently secured a dominant win with Warwoven in the Caulfield Guineas. She plans to partner Warwoven again for another first-time attempt at winning the Cox Plate next week. Green Spaces, known as a "naughty teenager," is improving its behavior under King's guidance after she led it to victory in the Australian Derby earlier this year.

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🔮 She will aim for another first-attempt win next week when she partners Warwoven in the Cox Plate at Flemington.
🔮 The switch of Pride Of Jenni to race at Randwick, the scene of her amazing breakaway win in the 2024 Queen Elizabeth Stakes (2000m), has built the mile feature into arguably the race of the Everest program, overshadowing the $20 million showpiece expected to be dominated by defending champion Ka Ying Rising ($1.50 favourite).
🔮 Nash Rawiller controlled the race on Saturday up front on Lindermann before Mott and Attrition ($6) wore them down late for a half-neck victory.
🔮 John O’Shea and Tom Charlton-trained Satono Glow, a $2.60 chance after a first-up group 3 win at Flemington, relished a hot speed set by favourite Paradoxium ($2) to come from midfield and take over inside the 100m for a one and a quarter length win over Steel Will.
🔮 If he wins, Warwoven will join stallion successes The Autumn Sun (2018) and Ole Kirk (2020) as colts to have completed the 1400m Golden Rose-1600m Caulfield Guineas double.
🔮 Pride, though, expected to keep Private Eye for a race next week in Melbourne after he has failed to find his best form on firm tracks at his past two starts in Sydney.
🔮 Schiller, who won the 2023 Tapp-Craig for the Hawkes on Makarena and the 2022 edition on Opal Ridge, was impressed with the debut but believed she could improve. “She’s a really nice horse, she’s very sharp and does everything reasonably right,” Schiller said.
🔮 Unbeaten filly Proxima Dea and last-start Ming Dynasty Quality (1400m) winner Persian Wonder have also been part of the run and Payne hoped they could step up again on Saturday, then continue on to the group 1 Spring Champion Stakes (2000m).
🔮 Grima will ride Althoff for boss Chris Waller in the group 3 Alan Brown Stakes (1500m), which carries the same prizemoney as the time-honoured group 1 Epsom Handicap won in stunning style by stablemate God’s Window last Saturday at Randwick.
🔮 She then started a $5 hope in the group 2 Percy Sykes Stakes (1200m) at Randwick, where she looked set to unleash behind a wall of runners for most of the home straight before seeing clear air late to finish fourth.
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King PERSON · 6× Baker PERSON · 3× Caulfield GPE · 3× Warwoven PERSON · 2× Bjorn Baker PERSON · 1× English NORP · 1× Green Spaces PERSON · 1× Rachel King PERSON · 1× Sydney GPE · 1× Victorian NORP · 1×

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King also has chances at Caulfield with NSW-trained runners Dance To The Boom ($13) in the Alinghi Stakes, Williadow ($10) in the Harry White Stakes and Hidden Motive ($9) in the group 2 sprint.
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🔮 She will aim for another first-attempt win next week when she partners Warwoven in the Cox Plate at Flemington.
2026-10-15 · The Sydney Morning Herald
King hopes Green Spaces on best behaviour to provide another debut win · assertive framing

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Rachel King believes “naughty teenager” Green Spaces is getting his mind back on the job in time for the Caulfield Cup (2400m) as the star Sydney jockey chases another Victorian first. asserted
jockey → believe → Victorian
King won the Caulfield Guineas at her first attempt last Saturday when Bjorn Baker-trained colt Warwoven backed up his Golden Rose victory at Rosehill with another dominant group 1 performance. asserted
Warwoven → win → performance
The English-born jockey became the first female rider to win those races. asserted
jockey → bear → races
She will aim for another first-attempt win next week when she partners Warwoven in the Cox Plate at Flemington. asserted
she → aim → Flemington
In between, she heads to Caulfield on Saturday for a first ride in the $6 million staying feature. asserted
she → head → feature
“My first-ever ride at Caulfield won, Manicure, a few years ago,” King said. asserted
King → win → Caulfield
“James [Cummings] sent me down to ride Deprive in a group 1 [2019 Sir Rupert Clarke] and he chucked something in earlier in the day, so I could have a look around the track, and it was Manicure. uncertain
it → send → track
She came out and won, and I thought, this is easy. asserted
this → come → ?
“My first winner down the straight was in the [2023] Coolmore [Stud Stakes with Ozzmosis], so hopefully I can keep it going in group 1s.” asserted
I → keep → group
Godolphin entire Green Spaces, which took King to a first Australian Derby win for a female jockey in April, has been set for the Caulfield and Melbourne Cups, but his form has been mixed. asserted
form → take → Cups
The Baker-trained stayer was off the pace two starts ago when 11th in the Kingston Town Stakes (2000m) after steady runs in the Winx and Chelmsford Stakes. asserted
stayer → train → Winx
King was encouraged by Green Spaces’ most recent effort when fourth in the Metropolitan as he stepped out to 2400m. asserted
he → encourage → 2400
She hoped Baker could again have him primed for his target race, although his draw in 18 was a concern. uncertain
draw → hop → 18
“They timed it well for a grand final last prep, so I think they can do the same again,” she said. asserted
she → time → same
“The preparation has been designed especially around this race. asserted
preparation → design → race
Two runs ago was probably a bit fair, but it was a day where it was probably tricky to make ground. asserted
it → make → ground
“I was describing him as a colt that’s getting a bit like a naughty teenager. asserted
that → describe → teenager
Just starting to have a little think about things and stuff like that, but since his last run, he’s been a lot more on the ball, mind on the job. asserted
he → start → job
“He’s obviously got the ability there. asserted
He → get → ability
We know that because he’s a group 1 winner, but he’s just got to do things right, which I think he will on Saturday, although it’s a tricky gate. asserted
it → know → Saturday
“Over that kind of distance, it probably evens it out a little bit. asserted
it → even → it
We’ll sort of see how the track’s playing and things like that. asserted
track → see → that
“I think it was only a month ago, he was still favourite for the race, so he has got the form there for it. asserted
he → think → it
That was part of the reason why I was alway going to try to follow him down there.” asserted
I → go → him
King also has chances at Caulfield with NSW-trained runners Dance To The Boom ($13) in the Alinghi Stakes, Williadow ($10) in the Harry White Stakes and Hidden Motive ($9) in the group 2 sprint. asserted
King → have → sprint
She won twice early in the career of Baker-trained mare Dance To The Boom, which has gate two. asserted
which → win → gate
“She’s been a little bit in and out of form, I guess, but I galloped her on Tuesday and she was really good,” King said. asserted
King → guess → Tuesday
“I’m really happy with the trials and she’s drawn soft. asserted
she → ’m → trials
“Willaidow, I had to sit on him the other day. asserted
I → have → him
He seemed like he was going well.” asserted
he → seem → ?
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