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1. Saint Louis Blue (3)
W: 58.0kgF: 4
J: Jamie Mott
T: M Price & M Kent Jnr
9.509.509.00
No Awards
2. Sixty Grand (1)
W: 58.0kgF: -
J: Beau Mertens
T: M Price & M Kent Jnr
8.50
No Awards
3. Transpacific (5)
W: 58.0kgF: 24x6
J: Ben Allen
T: P Stokes
5.004.604.80
No Awards
4. Verry Zeductive (7)
W: 58.0kgF: 9
J: Jake Noonan
T: Brett Scott
151.00
No Awards
5. Watt On Earth (8)
W: 58.0kgF: 755252
J: Ryan Houston
(a1.5)T: Anthony Cosgriff
11.0012.0011.00
No Awards
6. Zayyano (2)
W: 58.0kgF: 0x
J: Michael Dee
T: Ben, Will & Jd Hayes
8.5011.0010.00
No Awards
7. Kazaru (4)
W: 56.0kgF: 835x6
J: Luke Currie
T: P Stokes
5.005.004.80
No Awards
8. Miss Maranda (6)
W: 56.0kgF: 442
J: Luke Cartwright
(a1.5)T: P G Moody & Katherine Coleman
2.252.202.10
No Awards
Other rules:Deductions apply to all runners including emergencies
Selections: 8-7-5-2
MISS MARANDA handled the 1400 in town last start, held up, and was strong through the line. Time similar to the 0-66 is positive. KAZARU was a betting drifter when resuming in fast race. Strips fitter and stakes placed in Adelaide last winter and ran home well at Group 3 level before spell. Watch market moves. WATT ON EARTH fit horse and has more tactical speed than most. Placed twice this trip. SIXTY GRAND worked home like a stayer at end of Cranbourne 1400m jump out so 1600m suitable for debut. ZAYYANO has been gelded since starting favourite on debut. Impact of bushfires on training?
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8. Miss Maranda (6)
Top Tip
7. Kazaru (4)
5. Watt On Earth (8)
2. Sixty Grand (1)