Melton R2 DYNAMIC PRINT GROUP TROT

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OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

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OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3

Race comment

OVERVIEW: Have you ever heard the one about the always touted 4YO slicing through his grades, the hugely gifted rogue that makes life hard on himself, and the well-credentialled former Kiwi that trialled like a demon then failed on his Aussie debut? It’s actually not that humorous, but here’s how it goes. The always gifted 4YO referenced above is KEAYANG CHUCKY (5). The veteran of just 14 outings, Marg Lee’s brilliant son of Love You remains far from the finished product but his two runs back this prep have been outstanding and even though he’s unlikely charge the gate, the benefit of his front line draw should ensure he’s best placed of tonight’s three key hopes of finding the front. Or maintaining positional advantage at very least. Talent-wise his chief threats are the aforementioned rogue, SEBASTIANS BOY (12) and the slightly confounding former All Black TWEEDLEDEE (8). Plainly put, if SEBASTIANS BOY (12) could score up early he possesses unlimited potential and must be considered in any assignment he contests while TWEEDLEDEE (8) is a winner of 10 races in NZ and drops in grade from FFA level to tackle tonight’s much easier assignment, albeit from a shocking draw. That trio represent the major winning hopes and the peloton behind them includes one-time Home Grown Classic winner USED TO BE A MAID (7), GAELIC LAD (13), SOVEREIGN TIGER (9) and MEADOW VALLEY STAR (10) among others. EARLY SPEED: 5 (Potential Eventual Leader) + 4,6?,7? RATINGS: 5/ 12/ 8/ 13/ 7/ 9/ 10/ 6/ 11/ 4/ 2/ 3