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OUR experts give you an early shot at finding that elusive midweek winner as they look at the major cards around the nation.
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OUR experts give you an early shot at finding that elusive midweek winner as they look at the major cards around the nation.
Wednesday meetings: IPSWICH (7 races, starts 2.02pm), SANDOWN (8 races, starts 1.02pm), CANTERBURY (7 races, starts 1.55pm), STRATHALBYN (7 races, 1.45pm)
SANDOWN LAKESIDE
MICHAEL MANLEY (Herald Sun)
CRIMSON CAPE
Race 2, No. 2
Emerging young middle-distance prospect aiming for a hat-trick. Controlled race to win at Flemington last start. Defeated some smart horses last start when he came across from a wide barrier to take up the running. Well drawn and should take running down again.
DANNY RUSSELL (Herald Sun)
COUNTESS MARINOV
Race 5, No. 14
Beaten by a wide draw on the tight-turning Werribee track first-up, and will have improved off that run. Trainer Mick Price has been very happy with the mare’s work.
CANTERBURY PARK
RAY THOMAS (The Daily Telegraph)
BULLRUSH
Race 7 No. 4
Effortless winner of his only two race starts. Cruised home to win his maiden at Goulburn back in August then resumed with a dominant effort at Wyong two weeks ago. Led throughout and reeled off a very fast closing sectional without being extended. Promising sprinter and drawn to control this race.
JOHN DAVIS (The Sportsman)
MULTITUDE
Race 1, No. 8
Performed well off a let-up last week at Warwick Farm and drops 2.5kg into this event. The Gai Waterhouse/Adam Hyeronimus combination is a powerful one. Ready to win.
STRATHALBYN
LINCOLN MOORE (The Advertiser)
KINGSGROVE
Race 6, No. 2
Murray Bridge winner on debut before getting tired after leading behind Courtside who went on with things. Had some specking on track first-up when he was game behind Tarco and looks nicely suited.