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1. Hirarkee (9)
W: 58.0kgF: 9348x7
J: Valentin Le Boeuf
T: R C Manning
91.00151.00126.00
No Awards
2. Tagamate (8)
W: 58.0kgF: 462335
J: Luke Currie
T: Mark & Levi Kavanagh
8.008.008.50
3. Thinkyahot (3)
W: 58.0kgF: 22x232
J: Zac Spain
T: P G Moody & Katherine Coleman
2.702.452.50
4. Zoudeadly (10)
W: 58.0kgF: 373525
J: Jye Mcneil
T: Jason Warren
11.0015.0014.00
No Awards
5. Ardesha (2)
W: 56.0kgF: 9x9x76
J: Holly Durnan
(a3)T: Catherine Hutchinson
81.0091.00126.00
No Awards
6. Bellabama (7)
W: 56.0kgF: 35x423
J: Jackson Radley
(a1.5)T: Clayton Douglas
5.50
7. Kiss The King (11)
W: 56.0kgF: 6x6
J: Teodore Nugent
T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes
13.0017.0016.00
No Awards
8. Luminaza (4)
W: 56.0kgF: 93
J: Jabez Johnstone
(a2)T: C Maher
5.005.505.00
9. Pride Of Mandy (1)
W: 56.0kgF: 75x364
J: Damien Thornton
T: C I Brown
14.0020.0019.00
No Awards
10. Shamansara (6)
W: 56.0kgF: -
J: Jamie Mott
T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes
12.006.506.00
No Awards
11. Stelletta (5)
W: 56.0kgF: 6460x5
J: Luke Cartwright
(a0)T: Shane Nichols & Hayden Black
23.0031.0034.00
No Awards
Other rules:Deductions apply to all runners including emergencies
Selections: 8-3-10-2
After an inconclusive debut at Sandown, LUMINAZA ran very well in a strong maiden here last time. Unlike her debut, she settled up on the speed but was trapped wide from her outside draw. She did well to hold 3rd. The winner has gone on to win a strong BM64 since. Drawn well and with the advantage of Jabez Johnstone's claim, she'll be tough to beat. Back to turf, THINKYAHOT is a strong danger. Sale was good on the H8. He had his chance last time but the effort was still sound. 1400m will suit now. SHAMANSARA has trialled well enough to respect first go. TAGAMATE might be looking for 1400m now. He did finish well ahead of LUMINAZA before Geelong.
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8. Luminaza (4)
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3. Thinkyahot (3)
10. Shamansara (6)
2. Tagamate (8)
About Cranbourne Racecourse
Cranbourne Racecourse is located around 50 kilometres from Melbourne’s CBD and is Australia’s largest training centre. It is operated by the Cranbourne Turf Club. The racecourse’s feature event, the Cranbourne Cup, is held in October each year. Run over 1600 metres, the Cranbourne Cup is worth $500,000 in prize money.