Bendigo R4 THE EDGE EQUINE PACE (4yo & up NR 51 to 54 PBD Mobile)

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Those who supported MOTU CULLEN (1) at this very disappointing first two starts on Australian soil had understandably given up on him by the time he lined up for his 3rd but the way he ripped home at Charlton last time out is much better indication of his actual ability. The polemarking draw looks his biggest issue here as he's a big chance of being double-crossed at the start but even then he may only need clear late air to prevail. At what should be value odds CLEM MCARDLE (7) also goes into the mix even though he's clearly better suited to short course trios while the safest wager if you're anti-danger in these frightening times is STATESWOMAN (2) who possesses the speed to use her very handy gate. Next best is JILLIBY ROY (5) who will lead if he runs the arm as fast as he again thought it's quite clear he's still very much a work in progress at the minute. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Quickest Beginner) + 2,4,7?