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UNITED States-bred PEPPER STEPPER yesterday outsprinted fellow American OF A REVOLUTION to land the Gerry Skelton Memorial Cup, capitalising on a 15lb advantage at five furlongs straight.
Partnered by claiming rider Shaheem Gordon, three-year-old PEPPER STEPPER made it two wins in a row and his fourth career victory from six starts, winning at odds of 5-1 in a fast 58.2, beating topweight OF A REVOLUTION by three lengths.
OF A REVOLUTION, the 7-5 favourite, raced prominently to snatch second from 2000 Guineas winner, SALUTE THE DON, who tried pressing PEPPER STEPPER but lacked the speed of the American, who ran the field of overnight-allowance runners off their legs in an opening quarter of 23.0 before zipping the half-mile in 45.4.
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