Maryborough R7 CRAMERI EXPORT QUALITY CHAFF PACE

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6

Race comment

OVERVIEW: MAJOR BANKS (7) is racing in career best form and ran a cracking race in the Super Series Bronze event behind Mornings last week. He left a trailing position to move into the death seat against strong opposition and went down fighting in third spot. He was confidently supported when he won at Maryborough prior and he should go well again. MAJOR WATSON (3) hasn’t been at his best form in his three starts since coming from New Zealand but he has plenty of ability and is capable of a better performance. He raced roughly at the start and didn’t receive a lot of luck mid-race when a close up fourth in a fast mile rate of 1.55.2 last outing so he is capable of showing improvement. OUR SIR OLIVER (8) is awkwardly drawn but has had a few attempts at Metropolitan level recently and appears to be better placed against this field. He raced without cover when a solid fourth at a Maryborough trial on Sunday and rates as a value hope. PADDY MACH (9) should be ready to strike some form after his four starts back from a break and gets into the race nicely with a concession claim. ATEGO SHADES (2) has been in great form having won four of his past seven starts but he faces a significant rise in class for this assignment. EARLY SPEED: 2 (possible leader), 1,4,6 RATINGS: 7/ 3/ 2,8,9/ 1/ 6