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4:25 AM

AU2 - Port Pirie - Race 1

Harness
5 Runners
8f
Unknown
Synthetic
2.5K

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Verdict

SEABREEZE LAD (1) is looking to improve on his last-start fourth behind Cardigan Sniper at Listed level over 1 ¹/16m at Melton 12 weeks ago. The one to beat from an ideal draw. CRUNCH RULES (2) returned from a break in very good order last start when successful over 1m at this track on September 8, getting home by 1.4 metres. Likely to get all the favours from this nice draw. His last-start form is good enough to take out a race like this. SAL WESTER (3) is a great chance after a string of sound recent performances, the latest a solid fifth at this track over 1m. Hard to find fault. FARROH GODDESS (4) broke last start and finished a distant last over 1m at this track when resuming. Won't find this any harder and she can bounce back.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Seabreeze Lad silk
1

Seabreeze Lad

Jockey: Joshua Holberton

Trainer: Lance Holberton

J: Joshua Holberton

T: Lance Holberton

77---48%11/10
2
Crunch Rules silk
2

Crunch Rules

Jockey: Danielle Hill

Trainer: Ryan Hryhorec

J: Danielle Hill

T: Ryan Hryhorec

76---45%5/4
3
Sal Wester silk
3

Sal Wester

Jockey: Corey Johnson

Trainer: Dale Afford

J: Corey Johnson

T: Dale Afford

74---20%4/1
4
Farroh Goddess silk
4

Farroh Goddess

Jockey: Dale Afford

Trainer: Dale Afford

J: Dale Afford

T: Dale Afford

65---6%16/1
5
Tiger Mumff silk
5

Tiger Mumff

Jockey: Todd Mumford

Trainer: L M Holman

J: Todd Mumford

T: L M Holman

56---4%25/1

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