Cranbourne R2 ALDEBARAN PARK TROT

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: WHOS THE MAN (6) recorded three wins in succession at the end of his juvenile season and returns from a break in seemingly fine condition after two handy trial performances, the latest being a victory at Bendigo. He is nicely bred, boasts a terrific record and strikes a suitable assignment first up so he will take beating. ERO CARPE DIEM (2) continues to race in peak form and led for the majority of the journey when he scored impressively at Melton last outing. He will be looking for the lead again and looms as the main danger to WHOS THE MAN (6). NATTY PAGGER (10) poked through late along the sprint lane when third at his Australian debut then followed with a sixth in a strong standing start event won by Gil Favor. He will appreciate a drop back in class for this assignment and is not without a chance. CAPTAIN MCCRAW (1) has continued to improve with the benefit of racing and followed a Melton victory with a third behind ERO CARPE DIEM (2), where he came out three horses wide from midfield at the 500m mark. He is drawn to receive every chance so he cannot be discarded. AORANGI (8) is an interesting runner. He has ability and won a trial at Kilmore last week but he frequently makes errors. He can be competitive against this opposition if he can handle the track at Cranbourne. EARLY SPEED: 2 (likely leader), 5,6,7 RATINGS: 6/ 2/ 1,10/ 8,9/ 4,5,7