AU2 - Riverina Paceway - Race 8

Harness

9 Runners

8.6f

Unknown

Synthetic

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Verdict

BUSINESS IN HEAVEN (3) is a progressive colt who has won both starts at this circuit since a spell, last time leading from one spot wider to score by 1.8m. He takes a step up in grade but he gets a good draw so could take the next step. BOOM (9) was brave when he drew deep and raced wide last start at Menangle but stuck on for second. Draws for a trail and will relish getting back to a circuit where he is unbeaten in four visits, taking out the Wagga Cup the last time he raced here. DIAMOND ECLIPSE (8) came from this barrier to score here two back and was solid in the city since. MIKI BE GOOD (4) must be considered after he finished runner-up in both starts since winning here.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Im Alrite Jockey: Jackson Painting Trainer: Trevor White J: Jackson Painting T: Trevor White	35	-	-	-	2%	60/1
2	2 Skittle Bomb Jockey: Blake Micallef Trainer: David Micallef J: Blake Micallef T: David Micallef	61	-	-	-	5%	20/1
3	1st Pick 3 Business In Heaven Jockey: Harrison Ross Trainer: Colin Thomas J: Harrison Ross T: Colin Thomas	77	-	-	-	34%	2/1
4	4 Miki Be Good Jockey: Will Rixon Trainer: Dean Atkinson J: Will Rixon T: Dean Atkinson	74	-	-	-	16%	11/2
5	5 Sir Chow Jockey: Matthew Atkinson Trainer: Dean Atkinson J: Matthew Atkinson T: Dean Atkinson	72	-	-	-	12%	15/2
6	6 Carlo Gambino Jockey: Peter Mcrae Trainer: T R Judd J: Peter Mcrae T: T R Judd	68	-	-	-	8%	13/1
7	7 Corbie Stumbler Jockey: Amy Diebert Trainer: Gerard Cooper J: Amy Diebert T: Gerard Cooper	50	-	-	-	3%	40/1
8	3rd Pick 8 Diamond Eclipse Jockey: Matthew Newberry Trainer: John Newberry J: Matthew Newberry T: John Newberry	75	-	-	-	17%	5/1
9	2nd Pick 9 Boom Jockey: Taylah Osmond Trainer: James Rattray J: Taylah Osmond T: James Rattray	76	-	-	-	29%	5/2

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Mare

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