Melton R7 PRYDES EASIFEED PACE

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: For the last few weeks, that really good looking bloke with the sickening swagger that steals all the ladies hasn’t rocked up at your favourite nightspot – in this case, open class racing at Tabcorp Park – and it was super while it lasted. Sadly and excitingly however, that genuine rooster – in this case TRIPLE EIGHT (9) – is out of isolation and he’s leaning on the bar. Let’s be clear here, as good as Jess Tubbs’ Group 1 winner is, and as well as he’s been trialling, this is no easy assignment. Drawn wide out on the back line and with bigger fish to fry he’s far from over the line but having said that he is still the clear benchmark option. The major obstacle separating TRIPLE EIGHT (9) from his 18th career victory is not second-favourite MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) but rather that bloke’s stablemate in REACTOR NOW (4). The way this front-line maps REACTOR NOW (4) should balance early then charge forward with the sole intention of securing dominance over the contest. And when he leads, that giant son of Auckland Reactor becomes a different horse, as evidenced by his record 8 wins from the occasions he’s lamp-lighted in transit. The other serious player here is BULLETPROOF BOY (7) if the race is run a certain way while MALCOLMS RHYTHM (8) only occupies the next level of ‘outside’ hopes which also includes LETSROCKLETSROLL (1) and SHORTYS MATE (6).   EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Leader) + 1,2,3?,7? RATINGS: 9/ 4/ 7/ 6/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 5/ 2