Blue sapphires signified the height of celestial faith and hope in the ancient and medieval worlds. The jewel is steeped in religious history and folklore all across the world. The deep sapphire blue colour is also thought to be celestial and to bring about a connection to prophecy and Divine favour. They also open the throat chakra, which allows for much easier communication with others and helps avoid miscommunication and unresolved conflict. Chakra theory dictates that sapphires have healing properties and help open the third eye to deepen insight. These beloved blue gemstones have long been a representation of mental focus, inner vision and psychic awareness. They are a gem representing order, likely owing to their ties to royal families across the world and throughout history. The sapphire blue colour is also looked to as a symbol of energy and healing in many circles. These stones have been associated with royalty for several centuries already. Sydney raider Economics in the $2.80 top elect.When it comes to precious gemstones, blue sapphires have long been sought after, as they carry significant meaning. Grand Impact has been easy in the betting from $4.60 to $6 since Monday’s barrier draw while Bews has been specked from $51 into $23 with TAB. “We took them both to Caulfield on Saturday morning for a gallop. Bews worked a bit better, but Grand Impact is a lazy worker.” “We planned for this to be the route in, and he’s trialled up well,” Price said. The colt was given a break following his latest win, but Price said Grand Impact had trialled nicely for his return on Wednesday.
Grand Impact has won his two starts, scoring at Geelong in July and then at Sandown in early August.
“Grand Impact is going well also, and this has been the plan for him. He’s got to be good enough on the day, but he’ll show up for sure.” “I was worried he would not get into the field as he was down the order in entry, but luckily it has fallen away a little. “Bews is going great and we’re trying to get him into the Coolmore,” Price said. Price said this race was an early spring target and a springboard into other contests having won the race last year with Extreme Warrior and with Flying Artie in 2016.
Price was fearful Bews would miss out on running on Wednesday and had contingency plans of taking the three-year-old to Pakenham on Friday night.īews was a debut winner at Sale on August 11 before finishing fifth at Bendigo two weeks later, beaten just over two lengths. Grand Impact and Bews will represent Price and Kent Jnr in the Group 3 Blue Sapphire Stakes (1200m) as a lead-up to the Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) at Flemington on October 29. The Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr stable believes it has two genuine chances in a Stakes race at Caulfield on Wednesday and in turn a Group 1 contest later in the spring.
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