"When he began racing he was shocking beginner,'' Smith said of Unreal Ethics.
"In those early races he not only came out last, but in two of his first four starts he left the boxes around 10 lengths behind the field.
"He has finally learned to settle down in the boxes but Unreal Ethics is still very much a hit or miss beginner.''
"The kennel is having a really good run, I think eight of our past nine runners have won,'' a jubilant Smith said.
"I have been building up for a crack at 520m at Wentworth Park when racing resumes there,'' an excited Satti said.
"Beau Herrera was sent to me from Victorian owner Danny Oliver, who races a lot of greyhounds, and I've had the dog about six weeks,'' trainer Mark Gatt said.
"Because he has won six races in Victoria Beau Herrera was in top grade when fifth and third in 400m races at Bulli earlier this month so I nominated him for a 472m race on Saturday so he would drop back in grade.
"He did really well to run down One Fury and after a couple more Bulli 472m races I will take Beau Herrera to Richmond to give him a 535m race or two in order to get him ready for Wentworth Park.
"Just about all Beau Herrera's racing in Victoria has been on big one-turn tracks like Bulli so he needs experience on a course like Richmond before being tried at Wenty.''
"Offline is very immature and is still learning but there is hope for him because he is such a good chaser,'' trainer Peter Lagogiane said.
"He will be better suited over a longer trip than Saturday's 400m.''
