Bendigo R1 PRYDE'S EASIFEEDS PACE

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OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4 

Race comment

OVERVIEW: In recent weeks and months, with feature events like the Breeders Crown, Inter Dominion and Vicbred Super Series taking pride of place on Saturday nights, random barrier draws have dominated proceedings. Tonight, at Lords Raceway, preferential draws return, and with them, so does the challenge of comparing tactics with class. In this opening event DAYLIGHT AT DAWN (11) boasts a relatively obvious edge regarding both pace and versatility which is wildly counterbalanced by his awful grandstand alley. As is the case anywhere, anytime, when drawn outside the second row, he’ll either require an exceptional tempo throughout, or an exquisitely timed steer, but if he gets either, he’s the one to roll. On the flip side, MAJOR WATSON (3) looms as the likely leader and won’t need much leeway to pinch the break he needs while his stablemate ROCKET BOY (9) may have them both covered if his admirable Super Series efforts behind horse like Major Moth and Better Eclipse prove he’s just above them. Knockout hopes also go to multiple must-includes ROCKING BUGATTI (1) and former Bendigo track-record holder BELITTLED (8) who both draw for the kind of cosy trips they always tend to relish.  EARLY SPEED: 3 (Potential Leader) + 1,6,7 RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 9/ 1/ 8/ 5/ 7/ 6/ 2/ 10/ 4