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3:53 AM

AU2 - Mildura - Race 1

Harness
6 Runners
10.9f
Unknown
Synthetic
4.3K

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Verdict

JUST INCREDIBLE (6) continued his impressive run of recent efforts last start when runner-up over 1 ¹/16m at this track, beaten 6 metres. His recent form is good enough to take out a race like this. CAULONIA TERROR (3) finished fourth last start, beaten 15 metres at this track over 1 5/16m. Capable of playing a major role so has to be respected. STARVIN MARVIN (2) didn't do a bad job when fifth over 1 5/16m at this track last time out. RUBBLEONTHEDOUBLE (5) must be considered after he finished third over 1 5/16m at this track a week ago.
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Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
6
Just Incredible silk

Two back was beaten by 7 m finishing third behind Kyoretsu at this track over 1 ¹/16m on July 31 at $6.50. Then a handy effort when beaten by 6 m finishing second behind Don Crunch at this track over 1 ¹/16m on August 7 at $2.80. Should be in the finish again.

1st Pick
6

Just Incredible

Jockey: Wayne Hill

Trainer: Allan Macdonald

J: Wayne Hill

T: Allan Macdonald

77---53%10/11

Analysis

Two back was beaten by 7 m finishing third behind Kyoretsu at this track over 1 ¹/16m on July 31 at $6.50. Then a handy effort when beaten by 6 m finishing second behind Don Crunch at this track over 1 ¹/16m on August 7 at $2.80. Should be in the finish again.

3
Caulonia Terror silk

Last start was well beaten into fourth after being driven well back, behind Cheers Poverty at this track over 1 5/16m on August 14 at $9.50. Raced better the start before that with a solid effort despite getting well back, when 3rd (Fr3) over 1 ¹/16m at this track beaten 40 m by Watch The Attitude (2:09.50) on August 7 at $10. Rates highly and expected to be in the finish.

2nd Pick
3

Caulonia Terror

Jockey: Luke Watson

Trainer: Luke Watson

J: Luke Watson

T: Luke Watson

75---23%7/2

Analysis

Last start was well beaten into fourth after being driven well back, behind Cheers Poverty at this track over 1 5/16m on August 14 at $9.50. Raced better the start before that with a solid effort despite getting well back, when 3rd (Fr3) over 1 ¹/16m at this track beaten 40 m by Watch The Attitude (2:09.50) on August 7 at $10. Rates highly and expected to be in the finish.

2
Starvin Marvin silk

Failed to impress last start, surrendered the lead and finished 5th (Fr4) over 1 5/16m after showing early speed at this track, at the bell was 2nd-2.2 beaten 16 m by Cheers Poverty (2:43.40) on August 14 at $5. Showed ability the race before when he won by 1.4 m as favourite after showing early speed, (Fr1) at this track (2:44.30) beating Red Hot Miki in on August 7 at $2.80 at the bell was leading 2.6. Nicely drawn and gets his chance to bounce back.

3rd Pick
2

Starvin Marvin

Jockey: Corey Johnson

Trainer: N L Cameron

J: Corey Johnson

T: N L Cameron

74---19%9/2

Analysis

Failed to impress last start, surrendered the lead and finished 5th (Fr4) over 1 5/16m after showing early speed at this track, at the bell was 2nd-2.2 beaten 16 m by Cheers Poverty (2:43.40) on August 14 at $5. Showed ability the race before when he won by 1.4 m as favourite after showing early speed, (Fr1) at this track (2:44.30) beating Red Hot Miki in on August 7 at $2.80 at the bell was leading 2.6. Nicely drawn and gets his chance to bounce back.

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