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6:15 AM

AU - Lismore - Race 6

Thoroughbred
9 Runners
7.6f
Benchmark
Turf
SOFT 5
18.6K

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Verdict

CHIEF OF STAFF (8) has to be strongly considered coming off an excellent victory at Port Macquarie. He got way back in the field two weeks ago and rounded them up late. He was in the betting so it was expected but he still had to do it. LUDIK (7) had not won for a while but he put the nose down when it counted at Ipswich. Goes well for today's rider and just wants enough speed on. DARK CHILL (6) comes off a slight freshen up. He does need to find the post again but is never that far away. BOLD HOI HO (1) was beaten far too far in Brisbane than normal so ignore that. His two goes beforehand were very acceptable. FIVE RINGS (5) stepped up in trip and went so much better. He will be fitter again.
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Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
8
Chief Of Staff silk

Most recently favourite, won by 0.6 len in a Bm58 at Port Macquarie on October 25 over 7 ½f on a rain affected track defeating Under Twenty Two carrying 130lbs at $2.60. Before that 5th of 8 in a Cl1 at Gold Coast on October 10 over 7f, 4.5 len behind Pearls In June with 130lbs at $3.90. Bold showing expected.

1st Pick
8

Chief Of Staff

Jockey: Andrew Mallyon

Trainer: Matthew Dunn

J: Andrew Mallyon

T: Matthew Dunn

141---34%2/1

Analysis

Most recently favourite, won by 0.6 len in a Bm58 at Port Macquarie on October 25 over 7 ½f on a rain affected track defeating Under Twenty Two carrying 130lbs at $2.60. Before that 5th of 8 in a Cl1 at Gold Coast on October 10 over 7f, 4.5 len behind Pearls In June with 130lbs at $3.90. Bold showing expected.

7
Ludik silk

Form hard to fault. At the latest run ran on from midfield and won by a nose in a Bm58 at Ipswich on October 30 over 6 ¾f on a rain affected track defeating Odin's Mount with 131lbs at $6.50. The run before that 3rd of 10 in a Cg&E Bm58 at this track on October 18 over 6f, on a slow track, 3 len behind Zouthur carrying 125lbs at $6.50. Could easily blow them away in the dying stages.

2nd Pick
7

Ludik

Jockey: Non Runner

Trainer: Troy Pascoe

J: Non Runner

T: Troy Pascoe

175---1%

Scratched

Analysis

Form hard to fault. At the latest run ran on from midfield and won by a nose in a Bm58 at Ipswich on October 30 over 6 ¾f on a rain affected track defeating Odin's Mount with 131lbs at $6.50. The run before that 3rd of 10 in a Cg&E Bm58 at this track on October 18 over 6f, on a slow track, 3 len behind Zouthur carrying 125lbs at $6.50. Could easily blow them away in the dying stages.

6
Dark Chill silk

Returns from a 36-day let-up. At the latest run 7th of 11 in a Ctry Bm58 at Ballina on October 4 over 1m, 2.25 len behind Cosmic Coco with 137lbs at $4.20. The race before that 4th of 11 in a Cl3 at this track on September 25 over 7f, on a slow track, 1.75 len behind Jukebox In Siberia carrying 125lbs at $26. Sure to prove tough to beat.

3rd Pick
6

Dark Chill

Jockey: Jasper Franklin

Trainer: Ethan Ensby

J: Jasper Franklin

T: Ethan Ensby

88---17%5/1

Analysis

Returns from a 36-day let-up. At the latest run 7th of 11 in a Ctry Bm58 at Ballina on October 4 over 1m, 2.25 len behind Cosmic Coco with 137lbs at $4.20. The race before that 4th of 11 in a Cl3 at this track on September 25 over 7f, on a slow track, 1.75 len behind Jukebox In Siberia carrying 125lbs at $26. Sure to prove tough to beat.

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Scratch

A horse is a scratch when injury or other necessity causes it to be withdrawn from the race.

Rabbit

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