AU1 - Menangle - Race 6

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9 Runners

Unknown

Synthetic

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Verdict

SWEET MAMA (6) last appeared when a ninth over 1m at this track on 15/02/2025, capping off a fine prep that saw her salute on three occasions. Sure to prove hard to beat on her return. ONYX SHARD (5) has been competitive of late and kept the ball rolling last time when 4 metres from the winner in third over 1m at this track. Good enough to win a race of this calibre. THE GREAT WAVE (2) is better than her last-start run for seventh over 1m at this track would suggest. HARLEEQUIN (3) has drawn to advantage and should give backers a great sight.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Charlies Ace Jockey: Vaughan Duncan Trainer: Troy Williams J: Vaughan Duncan T: Troy Williams	68	-	-	-	7%	14/1
2	2 The Great Wave Jockey: Will Rixon Trainer: Jarrod Alchin J: Will Rixon T: Jarrod Alchin	74	-	-	-	17%	5/1
3	3 Harleequin Jockey: Jai Meikle Trainer: Bailey Mcdonough J: Jai Meikle T: Bailey Mcdonough	72	-	-	-	13%	7/1
4	4 Playa Blanca Jockey: Declan Murphy Trainer: Rickie Alchin J: Declan Murphy T: Rickie Alchin	68	-	-	-	7%	14/1
5	5 Onyx Shard Jockey: Cameron Hart Trainer: Jason Grimson J: Cameron Hart T: Jason Grimson	75	-	-	-	23%	7/2
6	6 Sweet Mama Jockey: Luke Mccarthy Trainer: Luke Mccarthy J: Luke Mccarthy T: Luke Mccarthy	77	-	-	-	37%	7/4
7	7 Princess Mickayla Jockey: Blake Hughes Trainer: Grace Panella J: Blake Hughes T: Grace Panella	68	-	-	-	7%	14/1
8	8 Heavenly Reason Jockey: Robert Morris Trainer: Kerry Towers J: Robert Morris T: Kerry Towers	71	-	-	-	10%	9/1
9	9 Ideal In Dreams Jockey: Ashleigh Delosa Trainer: Grant Ellul J: Ashleigh Delosa T: Grant Ellul	43	-	-	-	3%	40/1

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