AU1 - Launceston - Race 3

Harness

6 Runners

10.9f

Unknown

Synthetic

8.4K

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Verdict

BETTABLACK TIGER (3) finished sixth last start over 1 ?m at this track, beaten 13 metres, after a good second at this track the run prior. Likely to get all the favours from this nice draw. His last run should be overlooked. Good enough to put himself in the winners' stall. GO THE RED (6) has been competitive of late and kept the ball rolling last time when 8 metres from the winner in fourth over 1 ?m at this track. Meets a similar line up and he can figure in the finish. CUZZY BRO (1) comes right into contention after scoring last start by 2 metres at this track over 1 ?m. WATERMELON SUGAR (4) found form and finished in the money two runs ago then came back to earth when he broke and finished sixth last start over 1 ?/16m at Hobart, coming home 13 metres from the winner. Live chance in a similar assignment.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
1	3rd Pick 1 Cuzzy Bro Jockey: Gareth Rattray Trainer: T E Rattray J: Gareth Rattray T: T E Rattray	75	-	-	-	34%
2	2 Maebee Jockey: Kayleb Williams Trainer: A C Duggan J: Kayleb Williams T: A C Duggan	66	-	-	-	5%
3	1st Pick 3 Bettablack Tiger Jockey: Todd Rattray Trainer: T E Rattray J: Todd Rattray T: T E Rattray	77	-	-	-	40%
4	4 Watermelon Sugar Jockey: Ryan Backhouse Trainer: W J Yole J: Ryan Backhouse T: W J Yole	74	-	-	-	10%
5	5 Vanquish Stride Jockey: Dylan Ford Trainer: W J Yole J: Dylan Ford T: W J Yole	71	-	-	-	5%
6	2nd Pick 6 Go The Red Jockey: Mark Yole Trainer: W J Yole J: Mark Yole T: W J Yole	75	-	-	-	34%

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