Melton R4 IRT PACE

Race comment

OVERVIEW: What a weird little race we have to close out tonight’s Early Quad. Despite winning at Yarra Valley last start at his second Australian outing MISTER FORTUNIA (2) hardly set the world on fire doing so. That being said he looks the obvious leader and will improve off his first run in six weeks. There’s little doubt they’ll ask us to take painfully short odds but all roads point to Andy Gath’s ex-Kiwi leading throughout. If she was firing on all cylinders LOTTIE MOON (1) would be a realistic threat but she seems just off where she’d need to be. Even so, she’s drawn for a perfect journey and virtually picks herself as the obvious silver medallist if you’re confident the favourite salutes. It’s a hot mess after that. WILLEM (5) caught the eye second up but his conservative racing pattern is unlikely to suit a race where any type of genuine tempo looks unlikely so if you are playing skinny exotics include MESSERATI (6) who did too much early labour last weekend and one-trick ambush artist TERRORLEEN (7) as well. EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely Leader) + 1,3 + 6 RATINGS: 2/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 3/

Race comment

OVERVIEW: What a weird little race we have to close out tonight’s Early Quad. Despite winning at Yarra Valley last start at his second Australian outing MISTER FORTUNIA (2) hardly set the world on fire doing so. That being said he looks the obvious leader and will improve off his first run in six weeks. There’s little doubt they’ll ask us to take painfully short odds but all roads point to Andy Gath’s ex-Kiwi leading throughout. If she was firing on all cylinders LOTTIE MOON (1) would be a realistic threat but she seems just off where she’d need to be. Even so, she’s drawn for a perfect journey and virtually picks herself as the obvious silver medallist if you’re confident the favourite salutes. It’s a hot mess after that. WILLEM (5) caught the eye second up but his conservative racing pattern is unlikely to suit a race where any type of genuine tempo looks unlikely so if you are playing skinny exotics include MESSERATI (6) who did too much early labour last weekend and one-trick ambush artist TERRORLEEN (7) as well. EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely Leader) + 1,3 + 6 RATINGS: 2/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 3/

Race comment

OVERVIEW: What a weird little race we have to close out tonight’s Early Quad. Despite winning at Yarra Valley last start at his second Australian outing MISTER FORTUNIA (2) hardly set the world on fire doing so. That being said he looks the obvious leader and will improve off his first run in six weeks. There’s little doubt they’ll ask us to take painfully short odds but all roads point to Andy Gath’s ex-Kiwi leading throughout. If she was firing on all cylinders LOTTIE MOON (1) would be a realistic threat but she seems just off where she’d need to be. Even so, she’s drawn for a perfect journey and virtually picks herself as the obvious silver medallist if you’re confident the favourite salutes. It’s a hot mess after that. WILLEM (5) caught the eye second up but his conservative racing pattern is unlikely to suit a race where any type of genuine tempo looks unlikely so if you are playing skinny exotics include MESSERATI (6) who did too much early labour last weekend and one-trick ambush artist TERRORLEEN (7) as well. EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely Leader) + 1,3 + 6 RATINGS: 2/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 3/

Race comment

OVERVIEW: What a weird little race we have to close out tonight’s Early Quad. Despite winning at Yarra Valley last start at his second Australian outing MISTER FORTUNIA (2) hardly set the world on fire doing so. That being said he looks the obvious leader and will improve off his first run in six weeks. There’s little doubt they’ll ask us to take painfully short odds but all roads point to Andy Gath’s ex-Kiwi leading throughout. If she was firing on all cylinders LOTTIE MOON (1) would be a realistic threat but she seems just off where she’d need to be. Even so, she’s drawn for a perfect journey and virtually picks herself as the obvious silver medallist if you’re confident the favourite salutes. It’s a hot mess after that. WILLEM (5) caught the eye second up but his conservative racing pattern is unlikely to suit a race where any type of genuine tempo looks unlikely so if you are playing skinny exotics include MESSERATI (6) who did too much early labour last weekend and one-trick ambush artist TERRORLEEN (7) as well. EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely Leader) + 1,3 + 6 RATINGS: 2/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 3/

Race comment

OVERVIEW: What a weird little race we have to close out tonight’s Early Quad. Despite winning at Yarra Valley last start at his second Australian outing MISTER FORTUNIA (2) hardly set the world on fire doing so. That being said he looks the obvious leader and will improve off his first run in six weeks. There’s little doubt they’ll ask us to take painfully short odds but all roads point to Andy Gath’s ex-Kiwi leading throughout. If she was firing on all cylinders LOTTIE MOON (1) would be a realistic threat but she seems just off where she’d need to be. Even so, she’s drawn for a perfect journey and virtually picks herself as the obvious silver medallist if you’re confident the favourite salutes. It’s a hot mess after that. WILLEM (5) caught the eye second up but his conservative racing pattern is unlikely to suit a race where any type of genuine tempo looks unlikely so if you are playing skinny exotics include MESSERATI (6) who did too much early labour last weekend and one-trick ambush artist TERRORLEEN (7) as well. EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely Leader) + 1,3 + 6 RATINGS: 2/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 3/

Race comment

OVERVIEW: What a weird little race we have to close out tonight’s Early Quad. Despite winning at Yarra Valley last start at his second Australian outing MISTER FORTUNIA (2) hardly set the world on fire doing so. That being said he looks the obvious leader and will improve off his first run in six weeks. There’s little doubt they’ll ask us to take painfully short odds but all roads point to Andy Gath’s ex-Kiwi leading throughout. If she was firing on all cylinders LOTTIE MOON (1) would be a realistic threat but she seems just off where she’d need to be. Even so, she’s drawn for a perfect journey and virtually picks herself as the obvious silver medallist if you’re confident the favourite salutes. It’s a hot mess after that. WILLEM (5) caught the eye second up but his conservative racing pattern is unlikely to suit a race where any type of genuine tempo looks unlikely so if you are playing skinny exotics include MESSERATI (6) who did too much early labour last weekend and one-trick ambush artist TERRORLEEN (7) as well. EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely Leader) + 1,3 + 6 RATINGS: 2/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 3/

Race comment

OVERVIEW: What a weird little race we have to close out tonight’s Early Quad. Despite winning at Yarra Valley last start at his second Australian outing MISTER FORTUNIA (2) hardly set the world on fire doing so. That being said he looks the obvious leader and will improve off his first run in six weeks. There’s little doubt they’ll ask us to take painfully short odds but all roads point to Andy Gath’s ex-Kiwi leading throughout. If she was firing on all cylinders LOTTIE MOON (1) would be a realistic threat but she seems just off where she’d need to be. Even so, she’s drawn for a perfect journey and virtually picks herself as the obvious silver medallist if you’re confident the favourite salutes. It’s a hot mess after that. WILLEM (5) caught the eye second up but his conservative racing pattern is unlikely to suit a race where any type of genuine tempo looks unlikely so if you are playing skinny exotics include MESSERATI (6) who did too much early labour last weekend and one-trick ambush artist TERRORLEEN (7) as well. EARLY SPEED: 2 (Likely Leader) + 1,3 + 6 RATINGS: 2/ 1/ 5/ 6/ 7/ 3/