Melton R8 BEAVERTAIL TRAILERS TROT

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OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: It’s incredibly telling that four or five squaregaiting combatants in this 70 to 85-rater would not be out of place in the open class Chris Howe which follows 30 minutes later. There’s no doubting the class of Group 1 winner DONT CARE (5) and his first-up success was everything Kate Hargreaves and connections would have wanted to see. Nevertheless, his path to victory seems paved with obstacles tonight. Firstly, he has maddening speed drawn inside him, and secondly, there’s no guarantee he’ll ultimately find the front. Courtesy of the formative fireworks predicted here we’re siding with two of that bloke’s rivals with the kind of raw, electric pace to make tired frontrunners pay at the business end. The best of that pair is LOCKSLEY LOVER (7). In all honesty, LOCKSLEY LOVER (7) is so gifted he could easily roll forward, park out and still dominate this contest if he’s in the zone. His first up run was good without being brilliant but there’s every likelihood he needed that hit-out and will hit the high notes here. The other speed freak engaged is CHINESE WHISPER (11). He’s a headache horse in very respect but there’s no questioning his point-to-point acceleration and if the sectionals suit, he’ll be charging late. Should things pan out for him DONT CARE (5) is clearly going to make life hard for everyone else while POWDERKEG (10) – another migraine-maker with loads of natural talent – rounds out a powerful quartet of genuine winning chances. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Potential Fastest Beginner) + 1,2?,3,6? + 5,7 RATINGS: 7/ 11/ 5/ 10/ 8/ 3/ 1/ 6/ 9/ 4/ 2