Melton R2 THE BIG SCREEN COMPANY 3YO PACE

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OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Often, especially at metro level, resuming horses with wicked class edges return to racing with shocking draws and risking them at restricted odds seems the way to play. That is not the case tonight. Put it this way, if there was no Major Delight in this world, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) would have already tasted Group 1 success and we’d possibly be lauding her as the next great female star of Australian pacing. The case against that star filly is that she hasn’t raced or trialled in almost two months and there’s some tiny chance she’ll be posted should she charge around in search of the mid-race advantage. Countering those arguments are the fact she’s trained by Emma Stewart and anyone that holds her out will find themselves in pain. Ultimately, TEMPTING TIGRESS (11) is the first of three ‘good things’ on tonight’s programme; but who will follow her home? The map suggests that fast-starter SUGARPOVA (4) – who harbours as an SP profile of some significance – could be set for silver medal honours while PARDON ME (1) was massive on debut and may, possibly, possess the gate speed to use her polemarking draw. THE FIRST DANCE (10) also has upside and hails from a flying stable, but the value option to play runner-up could be George Croxford Tribute silver medallist CHYNCHILLA (3). It seems the camp have decided she’s best not used up early, but from her tidy gate she can settle close enough for a podium finish without spending petrol at the start. EARLY SPEED: 4 (Likely Early Leader) + 2 + 1?,3? RATINGS: 11/ 3/ 4/ 10/ 6/ 1/ 7/ 5 /9/ 8 /2