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4:40 AM

AU - Kempsey - Race 5

Thoroughbred
10 Runners
6.2f
Benchmark
Turf
HEAVY 10
20.9K

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Verdict

UNDER TWENTY TWO (2) has the strongest current form, having gone under by just over half a length at Port Macquarie after a narrow third there when a well-supported favourite. He is proven around 6 ¼f and has already had the measure of Cool Az Aletta recently. Leading contender. FANCY SHOULDER (3) appeals as the main danger after a luckless fourth at Beaumont (Newcastle), where she was slow out and held up, following a long-neck second at Port Macquarie. COOL AZ ALETTA (9) has been costly from a win perspective but comes through Class 1 and Class 2 form, had a blocked run last time and rates strongly enough to be dangerous. FRANKELY SUBLIME (5) resumes off a Muswellbrook trial and owns one win and three placings from ten starts at this distance, though her last two runs before the break leave her with ground to make up.
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Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
2
Under Twenty Two silk

Has returned in excellent order and looks ready to win again after two narrow Port Macquarie placings, most recently second to Chief Of Staff over 7 ½f when beaten just over half a length. He was also beaten only a head as favourite two back, and his record at this distance reads well with two wins and one placing from six starts. Brings the clearest current form and looks the one to beat.

1st Pick
2

Under Twenty Two

Jockey: Daniel Smith

Trainer: Neil Godbolt

J: Daniel Smith

T: Neil Godbolt

143---20%4/1

Analysis

Has returned in excellent order and looks ready to win again after two narrow Port Macquarie placings, most recently second to Chief Of Staff over 7 ½f when beaten just over half a length. He was also beaten only a head as favourite two back, and his record at this distance reads well with two wins and one placing from six starts. Brings the clearest current form and looks the one to beat.

3
Fancy Shoulder silk

Had genuine excuses when fourth at Beaumont (newcastle), beginning slowly before being held up near the 1 ¼f and still making ground to be beaten just over two lengths. That followed a long-neck second at Port Mac, where she led and was only caught late as favourite. Her 11 ¼f record is sound and barrier four should allow her to race much more efficiently. Drawn to race more cleanly and has a strong winning case.

2nd Pick
3

Fancy Shoulder

Jockey: Courtney Bellamy

Trainer: Sally Taylor

J: Courtney Bellamy

T: Sally Taylor

120---25%3/1

Analysis

Had genuine excuses when fourth at Beaumont (newcastle), beginning slowly before being held up near the 1 ¼f and still making ground to be beaten just over two lengths. That followed a long-neck second at Port Mac, where she led and was only caught late as favourite. Her 11 ¼f record is sound and barrier four should allow her to race much more efficiently. Drawn to race more cleanly and has a strong winning case.

9
Cool Az Aletta silk

Had more merit than the margin suggests when fourth in a Class 1 at the Beaumont, making ground after difficulty getting clear around the home turn. Two back in a Class 2 at Taree he was hampered and raced wide, so the recent form is better than it reads. Still a distance-win query, but rates as a real threat.

3rd Pick
9

Cool Az Aletta

Jockey: Grant Buckley

Trainer: Tony Ball

J: Grant Buckley

T: Tony Ball

102---19%9/2

Analysis

Had more merit than the margin suggests when fourth in a Class 1 at the Beaumont, making ground after difficulty getting clear around the home turn. Two back in a Class 2 at Taree he was hampered and raced wide, so the recent form is better than it reads. Still a distance-win query, but rates as a real threat.

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