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1. Incognito (5)
W: 56.5kgF: 1x5
J: Tommy Berry
T: Michael Freedman
6.009.009.50
2. Hidrix (6)
W: 56.5kgF: 1
J: Zac Lloyd
T: C J Waller
4.403.603.70
3. Stretan Ruler (4)
W: 56.5kgF: 24
J: Chad Schofield
T: P Stokes
10.005.005.50
No Awards
4. Confederation (3)
W: 56.5kgF: 2
J: James Mc Donald
T: C J Waller
3.904.204.40
5. Savage Look (8)
W: 56.5kgF: 13
J: Reece Jones
T: R P Northam
51.0051.0046.00
6. Eviction Notice (9)
W: 56.5kgF: 7x3
J: Adam Hyeronimus
T: G Waterhouse & A Bott
8.5027.0023.00
8. Dr Hook (2)
W: 56.5kgF: 5x
J: Tyler Schiller
T: M, W & J Hawkes
26.0012.0011.00
No Awards
9. Shiki (7)
W: 54.5kgF: 1417
J: Tim Clark
T: G Waterhouse & A Bott
4.804.804.20
10. Wave Blaster (1)
W: 54.5kgF: 4
J: Alysha Collett
T: T J Bartley
81.00101.00126.00
No Awards
7. Euripedes (10)
$0.02$0.02
Deductions appliedOther rules:Deductions apply to all runners including emergencies
Selections: 9-6-2-4
Pierro 14 years ago was the last winner to come from worse than third at the 400m so predicting the speedmap is crucial. The Waterhouse yard has had 12 runners in that time for four wins and two seconds. SHIKI looked a real jump-and-run filly early on, but has been able to settle off them in her recent couple and was impressive on the Gold Coast a week before an unlucky Magic Millions run. EVICTION NOTICE was better first up than he was on debut and might improve again in his second run for a prep. HIDRIX was all class on debut while his well-backed stablemate CONFEDERATION did plenty wrong and was still good, he clearly has upside. INCOGNITO had excuses in that Canonbury. DR HOOK has ability, can he jump clean and hold a spot?
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9. Shiki (7)
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6. Eviction Notice (9)
2. Hidrix (6)
4. Confederation (3)