THE Chow stable is a small operation - just three regulars work on preparing the Warrnambool-based runners.
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But trainer Peter Chow, who works in conjunction with Georgia Harris and Stewie Bishop, showed his team can match it with the best, winning a benchmark 70 handicap at the TAB Warrnambool May Racing Carnival on Tuesday.
Moor Wanted saluted with jockey Chelsea MacFarlane aboard.
Strapper Harris was emotional after the victory.
"She's done a lot since day one so it's nice to reward her," Chow said.
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Moor Wanted was primed for the day one carnival race.
Chow said there was a "big group of owners so there was a fair bit of pressure on today, and I'm not used to that".
But he was bullish about Moor Wanted's chances despite an up-and-down preparation.
"We took him to Adelaide three weeks ago and he was a bit disappointing," he said.
"Then we took him to Terang and gave him a jump out and Harry Coffey rode him.
"I said to Harry 'if he's going all right, give him a squeeze and see how he goes'.
"Harry came back and said 'he's fine'."
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