Ollie Impact takes winning form into the fifth at Wentworth Park tonight and looks well placed to make it two in a row.
The son of Pindari Express has missed placing once in his last seven trips to the races, winning twice, including a dominant ten-length effort here on Saturday.
He can go straight to the lead and make all of his own luck again.
Oro Rojo can bounce back into winning form tonight at Wentworth Park.
The daughter of Zambora Brockie recorded consecutive wins over 297m at Dapto two and three starts back, and she stormed home late to only just miss in a similar race last time out, having missed the start.
She can use her box speed to overcome the wide draw, and she boasts a class edge over a lot of these rivals.
The consistent Esme Watson goes around in Race 7 at Wentworth Park tonight, and I think that it looks another great one for her.
Esme Watson has missed placing once in her last seven trips to the races, winning three times and finding form around some talented opposition.
Her form from central draws is actually quite good; she’s undefeated from Box 5, and I am confident that she can continue her smart run of form.
I’m keen to see Self Sink go around in Race 9 at Wentworth Park tonight.
Self Sink has been a strong and consistent performer recently, winning six of eight starts and filling the minors on the other two occasions.
He can use his box speed to overcome the central draw and with even luck, I think he’ll lead all the way.