Interstate plans are up in the air for Ballistic Boy, who made a winning return for trainer Chris Anderson and Think Big Stud in the Open Handicap. A Group 3 winner as a three-year-old, Ballistic Boy also had a successful four-year-old campaign and he’s kicked off in terrific order at five.

Brad Stewart had him nice and handy and he was able to gun down leader Run For Glory in the last couple of strides. Anderson said interstate tilts depend on the Covid-situation, but the horse’s next start is likely to be the Doomben Mile next month.

Story courtesy of justhorseracing.com.au