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So they know ATC are desperate to sell! They would be far better to sell to Entain as they got the money, best of both worlds. -
What about this drive on major burns today Invercargill walks in front gets caught asleep cannot hold lead fucks herself and the other favourite and then race previous on superfast typical brain fart drive goes ballistic in lead gives her horse zero chance this is why she is the worse driver in new Zealand -
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By Wandering Eyes · Posted
What Cranbourne Races Where Cranbourne Turf Club – 50 Grant St, Cranbourne VIC 3977 When Friday, April 4, 2025 First Race 5:15pm AEDT Visit Dabble Cranbourne Turf Club is the destination for Friday night racing in Victoria, where a competitive eight-race meeting is set down for decision. The track was rated a Good 4 at the time of acceptances, but with showers forecast a Soft 5 or 6 track seems the likely rating for the program. The rail comes out 9m for the entire circuit, with the first race set to jump at 5:15pm AEDT. Best Bet at Cranbourne: Dreams The Mick Kent-trained Dreams has not been seen since destroying her rivals in maiden company at Moonee Valley on February 14. The three-year-old managed to find the rail from barrier seven on that night and led throughout, and the plan looks to be a similar one for this BM64 having drawn the same barrier. If Daniel Stackhouse doesn’t have to use up too many carrots early, Dreams will take some running down in the second leg of the quaddie. Best Bet Race 6 – #3 Dreams (7) 3yo Filly | T: Michael Kent | J: Daniel Stackhouse (59.5kg) Next Best at Cranbourne: Mrs Iglesia Mrs Iglesia is set to return from a 20-week spell, and based on her recent Caulfield Heath trial win, she looks to have come back in good order. The Dirty Work filly was a hard watch on debut in Listed company when held up for a run for the entire home straight at Caulfield, then chased home the smart Hello Romeo at Bendigo before heading to the paddock. Daniel Stackhouse will look to use barrier two to his advantage and have Mrs Iglesia in a prominent role throughout. Next Best Race 2 – #10 Mrs Iglesia (2) 2yo Filly | T: Ben, Will & JD Hayes | J: Daniel Stackhouse (56kg) Best Value at Cranbourne: Cardone Cardone was an easy Sandown BM64 winner on March 5 over 1000m when resuming from a 23-week spell. The son of Written Tycoon enjoyed a perfect run in transit in behind the leaders, and when asked to quicken, he did so nicely and put the race away with ease. Tom Prebble will need a touch of luck from barrier 11 to find such a positive position, but with the right run in transit, Cardone has the finish under the bonnet to overhaul his rivals in this BM70 affair. Best Value Race 8 – #7 Cardone (11) 5yo Gelding | T: Daniel Meagher | J: Tom Prebble (a1.5) (60kg) Friday quaddie tips for Cranbourne Cranbourne quadrella selections Friday, April 4, 2025 1-3-7-11 3 5-7-9-11 1-4-6-7-9 | Copy this bet straight to your betslip Horse racing tips View the full article -
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Group 1 Randwick Guineas winner, Linebacker. Photo: Bradleyphotos.com.au John O’Shea is optimistic that last-start Group 1 Randwick Guineas (1600m) winner Linebacker can claim consecutive elite-level victories on Saturday when he contests the Doncaster Mile (1600m) at Randwick. Despite drawing barrier 14, the colt remains the favourite, with O’Shea confident in his preparation. “The things we can control we have under control,” said O’Shea, who trains in partnership with Tom Charlton. “He is a very fit, healthy horse. Whether we’re good enough, we’re going to determine that on Saturday. The preparation has gone exactly how we have wanted. He will have a couple of nice easy days going into the race on Saturday. “The horse is in great form, the rider (Zac Lloyd) is in great form and the stable is very relaxed with his preparation.” The key question is how Linebacker will fare against older rivals, but with just 49kg on his back compared to Another Wil’s topweight of 56.5kg, O’Shea is eager to find out. “It’s a matter of analysing how he lines up against what was a very strong George Ryder Stakes and a very strong All-Star Mile. “Those horses are probably weighted up to their best in a Doncaster, so we’re probably going to have to utilise our weight advantage and hopefully get a position in the running that gives us a chance to be in the finish,” he said. Horse racing news View the full article
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