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Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1

Race comment

OVERVIEW: If you’re playing at home tonight there’s a very real chance you will have tipped the first seven winners thus far but there’s a reason why tipping the card is rare, and tonight that reason is called Race 8. Without any doubt this is the toughest race on the programme but hopefully we’ve narrowed things down to three major hopes. It’s worrying that Josh Aiken appears to have chosen MAJOR DELICO (4) over BREVITY (3) but we’re rarely privy to the reasons behind these decisions and on form BREVITY (3) rates clear. One thing which was patently apparent last weekend is that ANY form behind Lochinvar Art is gilt-edged and BREVITY (3) not only has that form but finished an eye-catching fifth to the best horse south of the equator at Group 1 level on NYE. On top of that there’s a huge chance he’ll lead and if he leads, whatever beats him wins. The most likely assassin is UNCLE JORD (9) who has always had tons of talent and arrives here having finished sixth in a star-studded Cobram Cup last Sunday afternoon while MAJOR DELICO (4) also rates highly as he too has loads of Lochinvar Art form and the speed to test his top-rating stablemate at the start. TORRID SAINT (8) rates just below that trio but did impress with his late-closing win last weekend while SIXTY (6) might be the best roughie all night given he’s a high quality horse that will have benefitted from a luckless first-up effort at Bendigo seven days’ back. EARLY SPEED: 3,4 + 1 RATINGS: 3/ 9/ 4/ 8/ 6/ 7/ 5/ 10/ 2/ 1