In case you missed it – Unleash Collinda, Journey Beyond and Minister Mentor

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Form expert Dale Code has picked out a selection of runs from around Victoria that have caught the eye over the past fortnight.

#1 UNLEASH COLLINDA (Box 2)
Breeding: April ‘20 Beast Unleashed x Audacious Bell
Trainer: Jason Thompson (Pearcedale)
Record: 40 starts 25-7-2

Dale says: Hard to ignore a track record win and one of such magnitude with Unleash Collinda doing the near impossible and breaking the 22-second barrier over 400 metres at Geelong (21.995 seconds) with this dominant display of unrivalled speed.

Results

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#2 JOURNEY BEYOND (Box 3)
Breeding: February ’21 Keybow x Bogie Princess
Trainer: Kayla Cottrell (Pearcedale)
Record: 6 starts 5-0-0

Dale says: Journey Beyond gave punters a scare ($1.30 favourite) when he bombed the start and found some trouble mid-race at Bendigo.

However, it wasn’t enough to stop this rising star from going on to record win number five from just six starts in impressive fashion.

Results

Add Journey Beyond to your Blackbook HERE

#3 MINISTER MENTOR (Box 6)
Breeding: July ’21 Bernardo x Triscay
Trainer: Jason Thompson (Pearcedale)
Record: 10 starts 4-3-1

Dale says: Boom sire Bernardo is at it again throwing yet another brilliant winner, this time with Minister Mentor who overcame early trouble and had to cover extra ground in this tenacious effort and prevail in what was a thrilling finish.

Results

Add Minister Mentor to your Blackbook HERE

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*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)

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