6:42 AM

AU2 - Redcliffe - Race 5

Harness

8 Runners

8.8f

Unknown

Synthetic

4.2K

VIEW

Verdict

OUR MAJOR DAY (3) finished seventh at Albion Park two runs ago before finishing ninth at his latest appearance over 1 m at Albion Park, beaten 14 metres. Sure to enjoy an economical run from this draw. Has the ability to take care of this field. SUBTLE DELIGHT (2) ran eighth last start at this track over 1 ¹/16m, beaten 11 metres. Has ability and should be right in the finish. BARRETT (5) is worth another chance after a last-start eighth over 1 5/16m at Albion Park five days ago. CHAMONIX (6) is better than his last-start seventh over 1 m at Albion Park.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Kadar Jockey: S R Graham Trainer: J S Turnbull J: S R Graham T: J S Turnbull	68	-	-	-	8%	13/1
2	2nd Pick 2 Subtle Delight Jockey: Leonard Cain Trainer: T D Hancock J: Leonard Cain T: T D Hancock	76	-	-	-	25%	3/1
3	1st Pick 3 Our Major Day Jockey: Paige Bevan Trainer: D R March J: Paige Bevan T: D R March	77	-	-	-	29%	5/2
4	4 Call Me Keith Jockey: Nathan Dawson Trainer: B M Battle J: Nathan Dawson T: B M Battle	73	-	-	-	13%	7/1
5	3rd Pick 5 Barrett Jockey: Pete Mcmullen Trainer: C B Frisby J: Pete Mcmullen T: C B Frisby	75	-	-	-	20%	4/1
6	6 Chamonix Jockey: Jack Chapple Trainer: Grant Dixon J: Jack Chapple T: Grant Dixon	74	-	-	-	15%	6/1
7	7 Betterthan Popsy Jockey: Grant Dixon Trainer: Grant Dixon J: Grant Dixon T: Grant Dixon	45	-	-	-	3%	40/1
8	8 Luxury Lad Jockey: Layne Dwyer Trainer: G F Dwyer J: Layne Dwyer T: G F Dwyer	71	-	-	-	10%	10/1

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