Geelong R4 BARWON FACILITIES MAINTENANCE 3YO PACE

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OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3

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OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Unanswered questions surround this intriguing 3YO contest to close the Early Quad. How much has DANCING FINN (2) improved, if at all, since switching from SA? Is DOUGS BABE (8) ready to explode first-up from a break? And has SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) recovered from his brutal last start failure at Bendigo? Amazingly, even with these uncertainties filling the air, it certainly appears the winner is clear. Let’s not mince words; this is a tidy race, but there’s evert chance CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is a genuine class above. Based on his traditional racing pattern it's very likely that bloke won’t get involved in any early scrimmage, and if there’s less action that predicted it will cause him problems. That being said, his win at Melton two back over the highly touted Lamandier was that of a very serious horse and with any luck he’d have beaten SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) last start who is unlikely to lead here as he did there and looks the major threat. As a result, CAPTAIN BELLASARIO (5) is our best of the night. As referenced, SPRING IN HIS STEP (6) looks the leading danger but he has obstacles tonight and that last start run was a ball-breaker so there’s no telling how he’s bounced back until after this race is run and won. The race certainly doesn’t end there. DRAIN THE SWAMP (4) has tackled proper opposition in his life and could lead throughout if ready to roll while DANCING FINN (2) may be on a sharp upward spiral and the same can be said for DOUGS BABE (8). EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2,7? RATINGS: 5/ 6/ 4/ 2/ 8/ 7/ 1/ 3