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8 Min Till Start

AU - Warren - Race 5

Thoroughbred
11 Runners
6f
Class 2
Turf
GOOD 4
18.6K

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Verdict

VICIOUS RUMOUR (6) brings the right profile after resuming with a BM58 win at Orange, where she overcame a slow beginning and beat Patrika Express by a length and a half. Jacob Stiff stays with her and his record aboard is a significant positive, while her 6f profile is sound enough to offset the small distance query. MARINERA (7) has been beaten a nose and a neck at her past two and brings a reliable place profile, with a previous win at this track adding to her case. No excuses from the low gate. DEMARCATE (2) had genuine merit in his Scone fourth after racing wide throughout and he is proven at this track and distance, with wet-track figures that suit the soft surface. STAR WHISPERER (3) was only beaten half a length at Coonamble after being forced wide near the 1 ½f, though his limited 6f record keeps him more in the each-way bracket. BLUE DE BEERS (1) finds an easier race but can't draw a decent gate. Place best.
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Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
6
Vicious Rumour silk

Returns from a one-month freshening after winning first-up in a BM58 at Orange, where she began slowly, worked into the race and beat Patrika Express by a length and a half. Her previous run was a wide ninth in a Class 1 at Cowra, but she resumes this campaign in clearly better order. The one to beat after the good first up victory.

1st Pick
6

Vicious Rumour

Jockey: Jacob Stiff

Trainer: Michael Mulholland

J: Jacob Stiff

T: Michael Mulholland

128---36%9/5

Analysis

Returns from a one-month freshening after winning first-up in a BM58 at Orange, where she began slowly, worked into the race and beat Patrika Express by a length and a half. Her previous run was a wide ninth in a Class 1 at Cowra, but she resumes this campaign in clearly better order. The one to beat after the good first up victory.

7
Marinera silk

Has been knocking hard with successive seconds, beaten a nose at Bathurst before going under by a neck as favourite in a Class 1 at Dubbo. She has already won at this track and has placed three times from four starts at the distance, so the set-up is sound. Quick back-up aside, she is a key danger.

2nd Pick
7

Marinera

Jockey: Clayton Gallagher

Trainer: Brett Robb

J: Clayton Gallagher

T: Brett Robb

152---19%9/2

Analysis

Has been knocking hard with successive seconds, beaten a nose at Bathurst before going under by a neck as favourite in a Class 1 at Dubbo. She has already won at this track and has placed three times from four starts at the distance, so the set-up is sound. Quick back-up aside, she is a key danger.

2
Demarcate silk

Had more merit than the market expected when fourth at Scone last start, beaten just over a length after racing wide throughout on soft ground. Two back he charged home from the rear at Coonamble and again finished close up. Handles soft ground and gets a useful claim.

3rd Pick
2

Demarcate

Jockey: Gabrielle Johnston

Trainer: Jane Clement

J: Gabrielle Johnston

T: Jane Clement

122---13%7/1

Analysis

Had more merit than the market expected when fourth at Scone last start, beaten just over a length after racing wide throughout on soft ground. Two back he charged home from the rear at Coonamble and again finished close up. Handles soft ground and gets a useful claim.

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