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5:50 AM

AU - Gosford - Race 7

Thoroughbred
9 Runners
5.5f
Benchmark
Turf
GOOD 4
29.3K

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Verdict

PELEUS (1) is the horse to beat after resuming with a determined Kembla Grange win as a well-supported favourite, overcoming early contact and keenness before beating Me Me by just under a length. His earlier second in a BM68 at Kembla Grange on soft ground also reads well for this, and Tommy Berry staying aboard strengthens the case. SPEEDY HENRY (6) is the main danger fresh, with his Randwick-Kensington Class 3 second last campaign, wet-track record and solid Scone trial giving him a strong platform. ORYX (5) has not fired in two recent runs, but his track-and-distance record and jockey upgrade keep him in the place mix. SAVOCA (7) was better than the market suggested when fourth in a BM74 at Port Macquarie after early contact and late interference, and his wet-track record gives him a genuine way into the minors.
numberFire Picks
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Peleus silk

Resumed in the right manner at Kembla Grange, winning as a well-supported favourite after being bumped early, racing keenly and still finding enough to beat Me Me by just under a length. His previous second in a BM68 behind Koios on soft ground is another strong pointer for this grade. Berry stays aboard and he sets the benchmark.

1st Pick
1

Peleus

Jockey: Tommy Berry

Trainer: Mitchell Beer & George Carpenter

J: Tommy Berry

T: Mitchell Beer & George Carpenter

232---53%10/11

Analysis

Resumed in the right manner at Kembla Grange, winning as a well-supported favourite after being bumped early, racing keenly and still finding enough to beat Me Me by just under a length. His previous second in a BM68 behind Koios on soft ground is another strong pointer for this grade. Berry stays aboard and he sets the benchmark.

6
Speedy Henry silk

Returns from a six-month break after a Randwick Class 3 run in Saturday company where he was slow away and kept on to be beaten just over four lengths. His Randwick-Kensington second to Lord Remlap before that was strong, beaten a head in the same grade. Looks a serious danger fresh.

2nd Pick
6

Speedy Henry

Jockey: Reece Jones

Trainer: Rodney Northam

J: Reece Jones

T: Rodney Northam

106---25%3/1

Analysis

Returns from a six-month break after a Randwick Class 3 run in Saturday company where he was slow away and kept on to be beaten just over four lengths. His Randwick-Kensington second to Lord Remlap before that was strong, beaten a head in the same grade. Looks a serious danger fresh.

5
Oryx silk

Has finished eighth at both runs this campaign, the latest at Hawkesbury when at long odds and still well back before keeping on. His prior BM68 run at Newcastle also lacked the dash to get involved. Minor place hope at his top now.

3rd Pick
5

Oryx

Jockey: Tyler Schiller

Trainer: Richard Litt

J: Tyler Schiller

T: Richard Litt

141---10%9/1

Analysis

Has finished eighth at both runs this campaign, the latest at Hawkesbury when at long odds and still well back before keeping on. His prior BM68 run at Newcastle also lacked the dash to get involved. Minor place hope at his top now.

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Overlay

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