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Chris Wallers first trip to Perth six years ago dented his confidence that he could plunder a West Australian Group One race.But any doubt is now a distant memory as the champion trainer prepares to chase three successive years of elite level victories at Ascot with Good Project and Mackintosh in Saturdays Railway Stakes.Wallers first foray west was in 2010 with Triple Honour, the first of his now 65 Group One winners.Triple Honour beat one runner home in the Railway before finishing sixth in the Group One Kingston Town Classic and fourth in the Group Two C B Cox Stakes.It didnt give me a lot of confidence, Waller said.While it took four years for Waller to return, Moriarty proved to the triainer he could successfully pull off a Perth heist with an unlucky third in the Railway and victory in the Kingston Town.When you get success it makes it easier to go back, Waller said.Thats why you see Golden Slippers, Melbourne Cups targeted by the same trainers every year because they have confidence in doing it.Going to Perth is no different.He believes defending Railway winner Good Project is again the right horse to take west this year.Good Project ran seventh in the Group One Cantala Stakes (1600m) at Flemington on October 29, with the horse blocked for clear running on the home turn.Hes where he needs to be and Group One form where he was unlucky is as good as form youll get going to Perth, Waller said.Mackintosh was fifth in the Cantala.Waller conceded Mackintosh was soft in the last 100m but attributed that to the horse being posted three wide during the race.The winner Le Romain came off his back through having cover, Waller said.I think if he had Le Romains run, he would have been closer to the finish.Stablemate Vanbrugh is likely to join Mackintosh in the Kingston Town (1800m) on December 3, with their trainer certain of only one crucial aspect of a successful western raid.Ive worked out youve got to take a pretty good horse to be able to win, Waller said. 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Experience was no match for the exuberance of youth as Matt Moylan led Penrith to a 28-12 NRL elimination final win over Canterbury.Skipper Moylan was dominant behind a pack led by Trent Merrin as the Panthers scored a comprehensive five-tries-to-two win at Allianz Stadium on Sunday before 22,631 fans.The Panthers have booked a semi-final against Canberra at GIO Stadium on Saturday.Canterbury had the significant edge in finals experience and it showed early as the Panthers youngsters made a number of errors.But they managed to hold the Dogs and ran away with the contest after halftime.The win was Penriths sixth in a row, while the Dogs ended the year with four straight losses.Moses Mbye opened the scoring when he dummied his way through the Panthers line in the 14th minute.Penrith had dominated up until that point but from then on the Dogs enjoyed a period of significant ascendancy.But the only further points they could muster was a penalty goal in the 26th minute.The Panthers pegged that lead back in the 34th minute when a series of offloads on the Dogs line and a lovely Nathan Cleary long ball put Dallin Watene-Zelezniak over for a halftime lead of 6-4.Waaqa Blake put Penrith in the lead for the first time three minutes after the break after finishing off a Josh Mansour linebreak.ddddddddddddThings got worse for the Dogs when fullback Brett Morris limped off with a knee injury in the 49th minute.Peter Wallace finished off a thrilling 50m movement in the 54th minute to stretch Penriths lead to 16-6 before Josh Morris was controversially disallowed a try.Morris appeared to ground the ball on the tryline but referee Jared Maxwell ignored the centres pleas to defer to the bunker.When Tyrone Peachey dummied three times to cross for Penriths fourth try in the 62nd minute the game was over as a contest.A shattered Josh Reynolds was taken off for concussion in the 64th minute and didnt return.Mansour scored again for Penrith five minutes from time.Retiring Dogs utility Sam Perrett scored a consolation try with two minutes to go in his final game.Dogs forward Tony Williams could be in trouble for a second half shoulder charge.Blake could be in doubt for next week with a shoulder problem. 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