Wednesday’s meeting at Sandown in Melbourne produced one of its larger crowds for some time as metropolitan centurion aspirant Jamie Kah approached the day armed with a full book of rides, needing just a single winner to make history. Her rides, and placings, comprised Scientific ($5 – unplaced), Murrumbidgee River ($2.35 – third), Write The Score ($2.90 – unplaced), So Risque ($3.60 – third), Heaven’s Gift ($4.40 – third), Invincible Lad ($4.80 – unplaced), Part Time Lover ($8 – unplaced) and National Choice ($3.50 – unplaced). For Kah, seemingly unflappable, it must have felt like the equivalent of an elite Test cricketer having seen the Kookaburra like a giant red balloon for months, only to find it had morphed into a little red Skittle at Sandown. It would also have been a long day at the office for those punters who had taken the $1.10 about Kah riding any winner on the card to reach her century. With another 24 days and close to a potential 50 rides, Jamie Kah remains in the box seat to claim three figures in Melbourne, a feat that to date has eluded every Victorian jockey in history.