Melton R1 MEG T TURNS 21 2YO PACE

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: It’s virtually impossible to know just how good last weekend’s Premiere Stakes winner REMI LOU (6) is or how good she’ll become. What we can confirm is her quality race experience, natural early pace and obvious hunger for the fight. It’s naturally advised that potential investors closely watch the market, however, with three raw rookies engaged. Most intriguing of that trio is Art Major filly SOHO VESPER LIND (3). She is a half-sister to Soho Lumine, and her improvement from trial one at this course to trial two at Ballarat was  very noticeable and if she improves one step further she can trouble our top selection for sure. From the minimal evidence we possess at our disposal, it’s tough to envisage this evening’s opening event being clamed by anything else though SHES A TINY DANCER (6) (A Rocknroll Dance – Parfait Bromac) did hit the line with venom in a recent Maryborough trial so she warrants respect, as does PARADIGM (1) if  for no other reason than the short price she started when everything went pear-shaped on debut.   EARLY SPEED: 6 (Likely Leader) + 3 RATINGS: 6/ 3/ 5/ 1/ 2/ 4  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: It’s virtually impossible to know just how good last weekend’s Premiere Stakes winner REMI LOU (6) is or how good she’ll become. What we can confirm is her quality race experience, natural early pace and obvious hunger for the fight. It’s naturally advised that potential investors closely watch the market, however, with three raw rookies engaged. Most intriguing of that trio is Art Major filly SOHO VESPER LIND (3). She is a half-sister to Soho Lumine, and her improvement from trial one at this course to trial two at Ballarat was  very noticeable and if she improves one step further she can trouble our top selection for sure. From the minimal evidence we possess at our disposal, it’s tough to envisage this evening’s opening event being clamed by anything else though SHES A TINY DANCER (6) (A Rocknroll Dance – Parfait Bromac) did hit the line with venom in a recent Maryborough trial so she warrants respect, as does PARADIGM (1) if  for no other reason than the short price she started when everything went pear-shaped on debut.   EARLY SPEED: 6 (Likely Leader) + 3 RATINGS: 6/ 3/ 5/ 1/ 2/ 4  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: It’s virtually impossible to know just how good last weekend’s Premiere Stakes winner REMI LOU (6) is or how good she’ll become. What we can confirm is her quality race experience, natural early pace and obvious hunger for the fight. It’s naturally advised that potential investors closely watch the market, however, with three raw rookies engaged. Most intriguing of that trio is Art Major filly SOHO VESPER LIND (3). She is a half-sister to Soho Lumine, and her improvement from trial one at this course to trial two at Ballarat was  very noticeable and if she improves one step further she can trouble our top selection for sure. From the minimal evidence we possess at our disposal, it’s tough to envisage this evening’s opening event being clamed by anything else though SHES A TINY DANCER (6) (A Rocknroll Dance – Parfait Bromac) did hit the line with venom in a recent Maryborough trial so she warrants respect, as does PARADIGM (1) if  for no other reason than the short price she started when everything went pear-shaped on debut.   EARLY SPEED: 6 (Likely Leader) + 3 RATINGS: 6/ 3/ 5/ 1/ 2/ 4  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: It’s virtually impossible to know just how good last weekend’s Premiere Stakes winner REMI LOU (6) is or how good she’ll become. What we can confirm is her quality race experience, natural early pace and obvious hunger for the fight. It’s naturally advised that potential investors closely watch the market, however, with three raw rookies engaged. Most intriguing of that trio is Art Major filly SOHO VESPER LIND (3). She is a half-sister to Soho Lumine, and her improvement from trial one at this course to trial two at Ballarat was  very noticeable and if she improves one step further she can trouble our top selection for sure. From the minimal evidence we possess at our disposal, it’s tough to envisage this evening’s opening event being clamed by anything else though SHES A TINY DANCER (6) (A Rocknroll Dance – Parfait Bromac) did hit the line with venom in a recent Maryborough trial so she warrants respect, as does PARADIGM (1) if  for no other reason than the short price she started when everything went pear-shaped on debut.   EARLY SPEED: 6 (Likely Leader) + 3 RATINGS: 6/ 3/ 5/ 1/ 2/ 4  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: It’s virtually impossible to know just how good last weekend’s Premiere Stakes winner REMI LOU (6) is or how good she’ll become. What we can confirm is her quality race experience, natural early pace and obvious hunger for the fight. It’s naturally advised that potential investors closely watch the market, however, with three raw rookies engaged. Most intriguing of that trio is Art Major filly SOHO VESPER LIND (3). She is a half-sister to Soho Lumine, and her improvement from trial one at this course to trial two at Ballarat was  very noticeable and if she improves one step further she can trouble our top selection for sure. From the minimal evidence we possess at our disposal, it’s tough to envisage this evening’s opening event being clamed by anything else though SHES A TINY DANCER (6) (A Rocknroll Dance – Parfait Bromac) did hit the line with venom in a recent Maryborough trial so she warrants respect, as does PARADIGM (1) if  for no other reason than the short price she started when everything went pear-shaped on debut.   EARLY SPEED: 6 (Likely Leader) + 3 RATINGS: 6/ 3/ 5/ 1/ 2/ 4  

Race comment

  OVERVIEW: It’s virtually impossible to know just how good last weekend’s Premiere Stakes winner REMI LOU (6) is or how good she’ll become. What we can confirm is her quality race experience, natural early pace and obvious hunger for the fight. It’s naturally advised that potential investors closely watch the market, however, with three raw rookies engaged. Most intriguing of that trio is Art Major filly SOHO VESPER LIND (3). She is a half-sister to Soho Lumine, and her improvement from trial one at this course to trial two at Ballarat was  very noticeable and if she improves one step further she can trouble our top selection for sure. From the minimal evidence we possess at our disposal, it’s tough to envisage this evening’s opening event being clamed by anything else though SHES A TINY DANCER (6) (A Rocknroll Dance – Parfait Bromac) did hit the line with venom in a recent Maryborough trial so she warrants respect, as does PARADIGM (1) if  for no other reason than the short price she started when everything went pear-shaped on debut.   EARLY SPEED: 6 (Likely Leader) + 3 RATINGS: 6/ 3/ 5/ 1/ 2/ 4