AU1 - Launceston - Race 8

Harness

7 Runners

8.3f

Unknown

Synthetic

6.3K

VIEW

Verdict

HEZA PUNK ROCKER (5) is a quality gelding who has managed two wins and two minor placings from four starts this time in work. Produced another fine effort last start when he scored over 1 ?m at this track, coming in a nose ahead of his rivals. This doesn't look as hard, so he is sure to prove tough to beat. SNOWIEWILLREV (2) resumes from a spell of 15 months after closing off last campaign in good form, scoring at his last appearance over 1m at Hobart. Likely to get all the favours from this nice draw. Sure to prove hard to beat on his return. DAT LOU (3) last appeared when third over 1 5/16m at Shepparton 13 months ago. Keep an eye out for positive market movement. SABINE (4) is in the mix after turning in a better effort last start to finish second at this track over 1 ?m. Each way value.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Kostyuk Leis Jockey: Brodie Davis Trainer: S L Davis J: Brodie Davis T: S L Davis	50	-	-	-	3%	33/1
2	2 Snowiewillrev Jockey: Gareth Rattray Trainer: C T Hayes J: Gareth Rattray T: C T Hayes	75	-	-	-	27%	11/4
3	3 Dat Lou Jockey: Jordan Chibnall Trainer: Conor Crook J: Jordan Chibnall T: Conor Crook	72	-	-	-	14%	13/2
4	4 Sabine Jockey: Charlie Castles Trainer: Charlie Castles J: Charlie Castles T: Charlie Castles	68	-	-	-	9%	11/1
5	5 Heza Punk Rocker Jockey: Alex Ashwood Trainer: Emma Stewart J: Alex Ashwood T: Emma Stewart	77	-	-	-	64%	4/7
6	6 Loutenant Jockey: Tiarna Ford Trainer: W J Yole J: Tiarna Ford T: W J Yole	50	-	-	-	3%	33/1
7	7 Montgomery Burns Jockey: Ethan Arnott Trainer: W J Yole J: Ethan Arnott T: W J Yole	50	-	-	-	3%	33/1

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