Ballarat R6 ALABAR VICBRED PACE

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Like so many races at metro level these days, this will be a learning experience as much a punting opportunity. Without disrespecting their list of adversaries, this middle-trip contest looks likely to be dominated by SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) the evolving 3YO that’s rapidly reaching his potential and ABOUTTIME (9) the speed freak from Australia’s strongest stable. And from a race shape perspective it’s SPRING IN HIS STEP’S (4) race to lose. Don’t expect that well bred talent to blaze across early, but he should begin quickly enough to deny those outside him before ultimately finding the front given every pacer drawn to his left should concede his superiority when asked to stand down. Should the lead be his then SPRING IN HIS STEP (4) can play pacing point-guard in transit. First dropping anchor and then reacting to the moves from those around him. While this scenario develops Dave Moran has a decision to make with ABOUTTIME (9). He can try for a miracle move to catch the leader napping, he can sit, stalk and rip at a time of his choosing, or he can circle and park through the middle stages. The moat likely plan will be a conservative one and then life becomes tough. If there’s little top end pressure ABOUTTIME (9) will face an impossible task and as well as he trialled recently, there’s much evidence to suggest he’s far from affective leading than chasing. Despite all this he is the major threat with smaller hoped going to ZOLIVER (10), MAXACTOR (5) and ASSASSINATOR (11) at  least. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3,5,6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 9/ 10/ 5/ 11/ 6/ 3/ 12/ 8/ 1/ 2/ 7