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    • What Seymour Races Where Seymour Racing Club – 55 Kobyboyn Rd, Seymour VIC 3660 When Friday, August 15, 2025 First Race 12:25pm AEST Visit Dabble A competitive nine-race meeting awaits punters at the Seymour Racing Club on Friday afternoon. A typical winter day is forecast in Victoria’s Goulburn Valley, with a top of 15 degrees forecast and showers increasing as the meeting rolls on. The rail comes out 3m for the entire circuit, while the track’s rating of a Soft 6 is likely to end up in the Heavy range if the rain arrives. Best Bet at Seymour: Facilitate Facilitate has been knocking on the door in terms of a maiden victory and draws barrier three with Ben Allen set to stalk the leaders throughout. Expect him to camp just off the speed, blend three wide into the better ground, and launch from the 250m. With fitness on his side and a race shape that favours those within two lengths at the bend, Facilitate gets every possible chance to put his maiden triumph on the board. Best Bet Race 4 – #8 Facilitate (3) 3yo Gelding | T: Leon & Troy Corstens & Will Larkin | J: Ben Allen (57kg) Next Best at Seymour: Another Nephew Another Nephew draws barrier three to hold a spot behind the leaders, and his provincial figures say he’s up to this grade when he lands within striking distance. Will Gordon is a positive booking from the alley, and the setup at Seymour should suit his tractable on-speed pattern. If he can pinch a breather mid-race and be the first to go from the 500m, he will take some running down in the closer. Next Best Race 9 – #4 Another Nephew (3) 5yo Gelding | T: Patrick & Michelle Payne | J: Will Gordon (60kg) Best Value at Seymour: Choice Witness Choice Witness has been a model of consistency all prep and now finds a BM64 that he can control from barrier two. The 3kg claim for Alice Kennedy brings him in nicely at the weights, and his on-speed style is tailor-made for Seymour when the rail is out. With Rock The Bar and Mojo Music ensuring tempo, expect the five-year-old gelding to hold leaders’ backs, present at the 300m and kick on the Soft 6 to figure at a big price with horse racing bookmakers. Best Value Race 6 – #3 Choice Witness (2) 5yo Gelding | T: Ben Brisbourne | J: Ms Alice Kennedy (a3) (61.5kg) Friday quaddie tips for Seymour Seymour quadrella selections Friday, August 15, 2025 1-2-3 2-4-5-9 2-4-5-6-7 1-4-5-6-8 Horse racing tips View the full article
    • What G1 3yo races (other than middle distance) are there here during that time frame?
    • There is actually quite a large gap as to when the Spring carnivals in Aus finish mid Nov and when the Sydney Autumn carnival begins first week March, 3 3/4 months.  So plenty of opportunities in NZ then.
    • Especially if you aren't eligible for the Slot Race or the KM.  All roads lead to Ellerslie but not all the horses can go there for eligibility and track suitability reasons.
    • I wouldn't think any of our very best would stay here after the guineas races. There's nothing left in the pattern here for them after that unless they are middle distance prospects. Have to go to Oz if they are G1 level and potential top broodmare or stallion prospects don't they?
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