Kilmore R3 MC SECURITY PACE

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: CHOOZ REACTOR (8) settled near the tail of the field and finished fast through the middle when a game third behind Secret Identity at Kilmore last outing. She performed very well at the trials prior to resuming and she strikes a suitable assignment now. SELF EXCLUSION (5) has won two of his four starts since converting to the pacing ranks and had little luck when seventh at Ballarat last outing. He is versatile and appears to be one of the leading chances. ROCKS CAN ROLL (6) has struck peak form having been placed at his past four attempts. He began quickly to move up without cover from a wide draw early, gained a one out and one back trail at the 1700m and came out three horses wide from the 500m when second behind Junior Feelgood last outing. He has a similar draw and is likely to be driven in a forward manner. GIGIS GRINNER (3) pushed forward from the outside of the front row to race without cover and battled on strongly for fourth (6m) at Cranbourne last outing. He is racing consistently against this class and must be considered as one of the leading chances again. SCHNAPPSHOT (1) and WELL WELL (2) are both capable of showing up without surprising. EARLY SPEED: 1 (possible leader), 3,4,6 RATINGS: 8/ 5,6/ 3/ 1,2/ 7/ 4