AU2 - Mildura - Race 2

Harness

7 Runners

10.9f

Unknown

Synthetic

5.5K

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Verdict

PRIORITISE (7) went to the front in the early stages and kept going to record a commanding 13 metres win last start over 1 5/16m at this track. Drawn to enjoy a nice run, with luck possibly playing a role at some point. Leading hope in this comparable race. ROYAL SAXON (3) settled in front and kept going to record a emphatic 23 metres win last start over 1 5/16m here. No excuses from this advantageous draw and his last-start form is good enough to put him right in the finish. TOUGH AINT ENOUGH (2) is in the mix following a respectable third at his most recent appearance over 1 5/16m at this circuit. Incude from the low draw. DALLAS MIKI (6) must be respected after scoring last start by 2.75 metres at this course over 1 5/16m. Can go back-to-back.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Our Art Work Jockey: Corey Johnson Trainer: R J Rolfe J: Corey Johnson T: R J Rolfe	48	-	-	-	3%	40/1
2	3rd Pick 2 Tough Aint Enough Jockey: Ellen Tormey Trainer: A R Stenhouse J: Ellen Tormey T: A R Stenhouse	75	-	-	-	23%	7/2
3	2nd Pick 3 Royal Saxon Jockey: Jack Laugher Trainer: N Kerr J: Jack Laugher T: N Kerr	76	-	-	-	25%	3/1
4	4 All Da Rage Jockey: Luke Dunne Trainer: T J Hutchins J: Luke Dunne T: T J Hutchins	75	-	-	-	17%	5/1
5	5 Powersofpersuasion Jockey: Wayne Hill Trainer: S M O'connor J: Wayne Hill T: S M O'connor	65	-	-	-	6%	18/1
6	6 Dallas Miki Jockey: R J Rolfe Trainer: R J Rolfe J: R J Rolfe T: R J Rolfe	75	-	-	-	20%	4/1
7	1st Pick 7 Prioritise Jockey: Jack Laugher Trainer: N Kerr J: Jack Laugher T: N Kerr	77	-	-	-	29%	5/2

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