Footrot Fine was an impressive winner at her last start, and while she does face a rise in class at Angle Park tonight, I am confident that she is up to it.
The daughter of Barcia Bale has made just four appearances at the races since debuting, but has improved noticeably with each, and was utter dominant here last week.
She’ll need to step well, but she’ll be tough to run down over the sprint trip if she finds the front.
He’s On Fire’s recent form has been nothing short of outstanding, and he will take plenty of beating again when he takes his place in Race 4 at Angle Park tonight.
The son of On Fire has recorded six wins from his last eight trips to the races, and he struck in a similar contest here at Angle Park two back, before breaking the clock at Gawler last time.
He can go straight to the lead from Box 2 and make every post a winner.
Zinfadel Oompa will take winning form into the sixth at Angle Park tonight and is primed to make it two in a row.
The daughter of Fernando Bale has returned some eye-catching efforts in decent company recently, and she takes her place in this field following a dominant win in fast time at this track and trip.
She will require some luck after drawing awkwardly, but she does map to go forward, and if she gets there, she’ll be very hard to run down.
Rosie Red boasts a class edge over her rivals in the eighth at Angle Park tonight, and she will take a power of beating.
The talented daughter of Aston Dee Bee hasn’t missed placing at her last eight trips to the races, winning three times and only just missing in Group 3 company, most notably.
There isn’t much value left in her win quote, so I am going to select her as the winner in a Same Race Multi, and pump up my odds with Finniss Eagle running into the first three and Tall Tales running into the first four.
Our Same Race Multi selections are:
- 5 Rosie Red (Win)
- 8 Finniss Eagle (Top 3)
- 3 Tall Tales (Top 4)