MARC Quinn continued on his winning way when Sadler's Wish just got up in a deceptive finish to win the Port Macquarie City Bowling Club Benchmark 50 (2012m) in track record time.
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Last Saturday Quinn won with Pentasia at Rosehill.
Sadler's Wish, ridden by Raymond Spokes, dived on the line to win by half a head and catch the Tas Morton trained Belaction (Pietro Romeo) which had tried to lead all the way.
Spokes said he was confident he had won.
"It took us a lot of work to get past the leader though," he said.
Quinn said he has always had an opinion of Sadler's Wish, a half sister to the good mare Silk And Money which his late father Pat trained.
"She had a paddock accident as a two-year-old and was out of action for a long time and then I had to rush her as a late three-year-old to try and get a BOBS win out of her," Quinn said.
"I have been able to give her a good solid foundation this time and there is another race over a similar journey here next month (December 17) and again here at home on New Years Day.
"We have a few options with her."