Shepparton R4 NEATLINE HOMES PACE

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10

Race comment

OVERVIEW: The former New South Wales trained pacer SPY MAJOR (9) has had two starts at Shepparton for two second placed efforts, which were behind Honolua Bay and Lottie Moon. This race is much easier and he is a big chance of winning at his first run for trainer Kasey Kent. DREAMERS DELIGHT (8) trailed the leader and was held up for a run at a vital stage when second in the Eureka Series Final at Echuca on Sunday. She is awkwardly drawn but is racing in good form and looms as one of the leading chances again. JUNIOR WARFARE (1) is stepping up in class from his first up win at Echuca but he dashed across to lead from barrier five and always appeared to be in control. He should be fitter from that run and is worth thought again. VAN NIEKERK (4) copped plenty of pressure when leading in the early stages and faded late when seventh ($1-80 fav) at Maryborough. He won a trial prior and has place claims along with ROCKS CAN ROLL (2), which will appreciate his best draw for some time. EARLY SPEED: 1 (likely leader), 2,4,6 RATINGS: 9/ 1,8/ 4/ 2/ 6,7/ 3,10