NZ - Wanganui - Race 3

Thoroughbred

8 Runners

6.8f

Benchmark

Turf

HEAVY 10

10.0K

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Verdict

GO TRIGGER (3) has been racing more consistently this prep, and followed up a decisive maiden win at Waverley with a game third at New Plymouth just over a fortnight ago in a tougher field than what he meets here. Hard to beat again. WHISKEY N' RYE (2) has disappointed in his last 2 starts, and he is normally much better than his recent form suggests. We allow him one more chance in this sort of field. DUPUG (1) made some progress last year prior to being tipped out for a spell in the spring. He might need the run, but was close up in a recent trial, and he can make his presence felt in this, especially if there is any money for him. TRAINWRECK (6) will be peaking third up, and dropping back to his pet trip will help him. A form reversal is expected, so stick with him. ELITE CHOICE (5) has made a bright start to this campaign, and she maps to receive the run of the race from the pole position. Each way.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
3	Racing well recently. At the latest run made some head-way from midfield, 3rd of 11 at New Plymouth Raceway on July 18 over 7f, on a wet track, 2.5 len behind Came True with 129lbs at $12.40. The start before that won by 1.2 len at Waverley July 4 over 7f on a soft track defeating Reconvene with 129lbs at $4.30. Key runner and should be in the finish. 1st Pick 3 Go Trigger Jockey: Sarah Macnab Trainer: Raymond Connors J: Sarah Macnab T: Raymond Connors	145	-	-	-	25%	3/1
Analysis Racing well recently. At the latest run made some head-way from midfield, 3rd of 11 at New Plymouth Raceway on July 18 over 7f, on a wet track, 2.5 len behind Came True with 129lbs at $12.40. The start before that won by 1.2 len at Waverley July 4 over 7f on a soft track defeating Reconvene with 129lbs at $4.30. Key runner and should be in the finish.
2	Comes here off a 29-day let-up. Last start 10th of 13 at Waverley on July 4 over 6f, on a slow track, 7 len behind Great Escape with 128lbs at $25.40. The start before that raced on the pace before fading 8th of 10 at Trentham on June 10 over 7f, on rain affected going, 3 len behind Kosta carrying 123lbs at $7.20. Has ability and is expected to do much better. 2nd Pick 2 Whiskey N' Rye Jockey: Lily Sutherland Trainer: Kevin Myers J: Lily Sutherland T: Kevin Myers	163	-	-	-	20%	4/1
Analysis Comes here off a 29-day let-up. Last start 10th of 13 at Waverley on July 4 over 6f, on a slow track, 7 len behind Great Escape with 128lbs at $25.40. The start before that raced on the pace before fading 8th of 10 at Trentham on June 10 over 7f, on rain affected going, 3 len behind Kosta carrying 123lbs at $7.20. Has ability and is expected to do much better.
1	Gelding back from a spell of nine months. Has placed previously first up from a break. Finished off last campaign sixth of 12 at Woodville November 2 over 1m, soft track, 3.5 len behind Cocobill carrying 126lbs at $8.30. When resuming last campaign second in a small field at Hawera August 23 over 7f, in the wet, 0.8 len behind Lovehelen with 122lbs at $7.10. Expected to feature in the finish. 3rd Pick 1 Dupug Jockey: Floor Moerman Trainer: Kevin Myers J: Floor Moerman T: Kevin Myers	122	-	-	-	17%	5/1
Analysis Gelding back from a spell of nine months. Has placed previously first up from a break. Finished off last campaign sixth of 12 at Woodville November 2 over 1m, soft track, 3.5 len behind Cocobill carrying 126lbs at $8.30. When resuming last campaign second in a small field at Hawera August 23 over 7f, in the wet, 0.8 len behind Lovehelen with 122lbs at $7.10. Expected to feature in the finish.

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