Terror To Love to make amends

Terror To Love, who lost a winning chance when he tangled in the closing stages of the New Zealand Kindergarten Stakes, could bounce back in the heat of the Sires' Stakes at Forbury Park tonight.

Terror To Love was only beaten a neck by Le Sol in the Kindergarten at Wyndham.

His lapse was attributed to his hopples stretching in the heat.

Terror To Love had won the New Zealand Sapling Stakes at Ashburton at his previous start.

A second-line draw could be his main obstacle tonight.

Hi Gun (race 8) could extend his consistent record since changing stables.

He has won twice, both times at Forbury Park, and recorded four seconds and a fourth in nine starts since joining the Westwood Beach stable of Graeme Anderson and Amber Hoffman.

His task has been made easier with the scratching of Lucy Legacy due to an injury from being kicked by another horse.

• The Peace Rose, now trained by Clark Barron at Makarewa, resumes racing at Gore on Sunday after a break of two years.

The 7yr-old mare, who has been leased by Ron Barron, won four races when trained by Noel Berkett.

The Peace Rose finished second to Lucy Legacy in a workout at Wyndham on Saturday.

• King Of Strathfield, an acceptor at Gore, is now trained by Billy Heads at Waimumu.

King Of Strathfield, placed in five of his last six starts, won his first two starts, in the spring when trained by Neil Munro.

• Zac Butcher is the new driver for Tintin In America in the Auckland Trotting Cup tomorrow night.

David Butcher, who has driven Tintin in America in his 13 wins, has the drive on Changeover.

Anthony Butt has been engaged for Feels Like Magic in the Great Northern Derby with Dexter Dunn opting for stablemate Hip Hop Anvil.

• Trainer Gavin Smith advised stipendiary stewards that Mmooza would be retired from racing after she finished second-last at Ashburton yesterday.

Mmooza won four races including the 2009 Nelson and Greymouth Cups when trained by John Howe.

• Nash Rawiller will miss the Randwick Guineas meeting on Saturday through suspension but will be back in time to ride Theseo in the Ranvet Stakes, AAP reports.

The in-form jockey was suspended for four meetings for careless riding last Saturday.

The suspension commences tomorrow and he is able to resume riding at Rosehill on March 20.

He rode Theseo to win the Chipping Norton Stakes last Saturday.