Journalists Wandering Eyes Posted November 21, 2022 Journalists Share Posted November 21, 2022 Form expert Dale Code has picked out a selection of runs from around Victoria that have caught the eye over the past fortnight. #1 YACHI BALE (Box 4) Breeding: Sep ’20 Allen Deed x Sammy AllenTrainer: Mark Delbridge, BalliangRecord: 21 starts 8-6-5 Dale says: Yachi Bale was simply enormous in snaring a prelude of the Group 1 Sportsbet Melbourne Cup (515m) by overcoming trouble on the first bend, and again in the back straight, before showing a remarkable will to win. Yachi Bale secured his berth in Saturday night’s Sportsbet Melbourne Cup Final – the world’s greatest greyhound race – with another eye-catching display in his heat. Results Add Yachi Bale to your Blackbook HERE #2 SPANISH MISS (Box 7) Breeding: Jan ’19 Fernando Bale x El MarnyTrainer: Diane Ireland, KnowsleyRecord: 55 starts 13-9-11 Dale says: Spanish Miss loomed large entering the back straight before interference saw her shuffled back to last. Spanish Miss appeared gone for all money but somehow found a way to pick herself up and ‘come from nowhere’ to score an unlikely win. Results Add Spanish Miss to your Blackbook HERE #3 MOBILE LEGEND (Box 6) Breeding: Dec ’19 Aston Dee Bee x Weeping LassTrainer: Daryl Brennan, NapoleonsRecord: 29 starts 12-4-4 Dale says: Mobile Legend produced a dominant display of sustained speed when defeating brilliant pair Head The Charge and Nicolson Bale at Ballarat in the scintillating time of 24.83 seconds (best-of-meeting), just 2.5 lengths off the 450m track record. Results Add Mobile Legend to your Blackbook HERE RELATEDIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 7 NOVEMBERIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 24 OCTOBERIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 10 OCTOBERIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 26 SEPTEMBERIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 12 SEPTEMBERIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 29 AUGUSTIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 15 AUGUSTIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 2 AUGUSTIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 19 JULYIN CASE YOU MISSED IT – 4 JULY *Dale Code is a professional form analyst and son of champion Melbourne Cup-winning trainer, the late Judy Hayley, who engineered one of the greatest all time come-from-behind group wins when Devastate took out the 1989 Traralgon Cup. Click HERE to watch (box 7) View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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