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  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

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  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9  

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  OVERVIEW: Let’s be very clear about this 1720m fast-class contest. Anything can win. And that’s not in any way overstating the fact. If you’re keen to challenge yourself in a contest carrying a degree of difficulty outside Simone Biles’ scope, however, here’s some sage advice. Back SHORTYS MATE (8). Those that narrowly missed with Julie Douglas’ electric sit-sprinter last week at the crazy opening quote will bear some understandable scars, but please rub some cream on them and have another crack. In an ideal world, SHORTYS MATE (8) will trailer the leader in transit. I a slightly more likely world, he’ll find a home three poles – and if we’re being honest that’s a role which he adores. As mentioned, however, he’s tackling 10 other proper threats tonight; four of whom stand slightly taller that the other six. Heading those that must be considered for Quads at least is REACTOR NOW (6). Finally, after much soul-searching and consternation, it’s become patently obvious that monstrous gelding grows a leg in front. Getting there tonight will not be easy but having the large lad sitting outside you also isn’t ideal so look for C Alford to press the issue and if he assumes control without bursting a gasket he can clearly win. As can big-finisher SIRLETIC (10) who is better suited here than in the small-field Claimers he’s confronted of late. DENIS WILLIAM (5) who keeps stepping up to the plate and loves short journeys, and HULI NIEN (4) who also thrives under these conditions.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,6 + 2 RATINGS: 8/ 6/ 10/ 5/ 4/ 1/ 7/ 2/ 11/ 9