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OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Calling KISSMELVIS (9) the new Boy From Bondi might be mildly overstating the case - but not by much. Like last week’s Pure steel placegetter, KISSMELVIS (9) has transitioned from Ian Montgomery’s care to Wayne Potter’s tutelage; and based on his first-up triumph, a belated breakout prep could been the cards. We shouldn’t ignore the obstacles that fellow faces tonight, of course. Drawing gate eight behind a rival almost certain to be crossed is anything but ideal. That being said, KISSMELVIS (8) possesses both a significant class edge and the services of comeback kid Mark Pitt so he’s the clear benchmark in tonights opening event. Should things go pear-shaped from that ugly gate, two runners stand out as the major mortal threats. The first of those is ROSARITO MISS (2) who should cross the pole and open up her options. She’s been racing super up against a better class and this race suits her trip and pattern right down to the ground. The second threat is MESSERATI (3) from his past two starts where he has bounced back to his best and blazed some handy times. Should you choose to spread the net further for Early Quads, also consider OZZIE PLAYBOY (6), MADEEBA (11) and also ALL MAJOR (5) whose second-up improvement was a sign of things to come. EARLY SPEED: 2,6 + 1,3,7? RATINGS: 9/ 2/ 3/ 6/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 1/ 7/ 4