Melton R1 DNR LOGISTICS PACE

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Two standout scenarios stand above all others in tonight’s opening event – and once roles are assigned it’s highly unlikely this is a race of even reasonable pressure. Right, let’s get stuck in. Without doubt Rebecca Kate Bartley holds the key to how this contest is staged with her charge NOMORELYING (1). It’s well worth remembering that gelding must have showed so much promise that Bec and Steve O’Donoghue persisted for five years before he made his racetrack debut, and they have been rewarded with six successes to date. The question here, however, is whether NOMORELYING (1) plays to hold the front – and he certainly possesses the gate speed to do so – or if he takes a trail on an appropriate rival. To translate, the only appropriate front row rival is BELMONT ROYALE (4), For several reasons, it’s somewhat more likely that the polemarker will hand to BELMONT ROYALE (4). And should that be the case, Geoff Webster’s gifted but luckless 4YO looks the one to beat. As previously referenced, there’s no known enforcers engaged here and despite his lack of experience in front BELMONT ROYALE (4) will relish the role if it’s his tonight. If NOMORELYING (1) opts to hold the top he can make life hard for our top selection, particularly as he’s won all three times he’s lamp-lighted in transit. In that scenario he also brings WHATS STANLEY GOT (8) into play who probably can’t win from three poles but can be dangerous off the trail. The knockout hopes are THE KINGSMAN (3) and KOSIMO (13) though the former makes life tough for himself by going back early and the latter has an alley from which very few at Metro level salute.   EARLY SPEED: 1,4,5? + 6?,7? RATINGS: 4/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 13/ 6/ 12/ 5/ 7/ 10/ 11/ 9