Shepparton R7 NEATLINE HOMES PACE

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  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: Often, races appear one way at first glance then radically evolve upon deeper inspection. This one does not. Essentially, like several contests tonight, the fast class pace is a match-race of sorts between emerging 4YO mare CHEYELLA (2) and experienced open-classer TANGO TARA (7). She hardly possesses General Dodge-like pace off the gate, but one suspects it’s likely that Laura Crossland’s emerging mare can probably do enough to hold her rivals wide into the first turn and assume the front. While she is - hopefully - affecting that coup, however, TANGO TARA (7) should also be targeting a forward role to her immediate right. Given she had just one start last ‘prep’ and has only trialled once for her ‘return’ there’s some small chance CHEYELLA (2) painlessly relents the front to her older, more seasoned adversary. It’s more likely, however, she’ll park him, and they’ll cruise for a certain period, before TANGO TARA (7) looks to outmuscle his younger, less-raced and potentially more vulnerable rival. Conventional wisdom suggests TANGO TARA (7) will out-stay CHEYELLA (2) so he rates slightly clear, but it should be one hell of a contest if everything pans out to plan. Should TANGO TARA (7) begin his assault earlier than expected, both of the big guns could be vulnerable to one horse, the infinitely lovable LOVE INA CHEVY (1). Ratings-folk will say that Lance Justice’s evergreen veteran is sharply up in grade, but he’s always been a threat at any level when pressed against the pegs and following strong speed. Unless there’s an early tactical shock, the remaining runners appear consigned to chasing rivals they simply cannot catch, though those eager to target exotics should also include BERNIE WINKLE (8) and KHAKI NUI (3) to flesh out Trifectas tonight.   EARLY SPEED: 1,2,7 + 3?,4?,5?,6? RATINGS: 7/ 2/ 1/ 8/ 3/ 6/ 4/ 5