The Stir Up featuring Mobile Legend, Salad Dodger and Amron Boy

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GRV’s Peter Quilty, Gerard Guthrie and Trent Langskaill provide their thoughts on some of the star greyhounds racing in Victoria.

 

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Quilts  Gents, the feature racing in the Gippsland region continues this Friday night with seven outstanding heats of the Group 2 Traralgon Cup.

Gerard  The first heat should be a terrific speed battle, Quilts, with Vayda Bale – top-three in 11 of her last 12 starts – up against Hill Top Jonnie.

Trent  Mr. Audacious – victorious in 13 of his 16 races – faces the promising Shadow Riot and the extremely talented Quinlan Bale in the second heat.

Quilts  How even is the third heat? Multiple Group placegetter Titan Blazer fronts up again, but there are prolific winners My Neo and Zigzag Cabang plus exciting chasers Die Hard and Astra Bale.

Gerard  The fourth heat contains Warragul Cup finalists Money Owes (finished third) and Panadero Warrior (sixth), but Revolution enters on a four-race winning streak.

Trent  Can Unleash Collinda obtain early luck and display his Healesville track record-breaking form in the fifth heat? In-form chasers Jungle Panther and Paua Of Buddy won’t make his task easy.

Gerard  Mobile Legend was brilliant in his heat and the final of the Group 2 Warragul Cup. He has a great opportunity to continue his red-hot form in the sixth heat.

Quilts  The last time Salad Dodger raced at Traralgon, he eclipsed the 450-metre track record. What will he provide for an encore in the seventh heat?

Gerard  Wentworth Park is staging a huge meeting on Saturday night. Co-trainer Jamie Ennis advised me that Amron Boy is “good to go” for the Group 1 Paws of Thunder Final.

Trent  Best of luck to Ava Blazer and Baby Jaycee in the Group 1 National Futurity Final and Lawless in the Group 1 National Derby Final as well. Go the Big V.

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