Cranbourne: Race 3 (2:30pm AEDT)
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No. 2 Tosen Warrior
Tosen Warrior has improved for two starts since resuming and is ready to win today at Cranbourne.
The Tosen Stardom gelding was beaten only two lengths over 1200m at The Valley when resuming this time before hitting the line behind an impressive Our Couver last time out.
Fitter third-up and at the 1500m today, he might not be offered a better opportunity.
Wagga: Race 3 (3:05pm AEDT)
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No. 2 Cream Rises
This is a big drop in class for Cream Rises and he can return to winning form.
Cream Rises has turned in some nice performances since making his debut, and he was far from disgraced when finishing on the placegetters’ heels at Canterbury fresh from a break.
With natural improvement, this looks a perfect race for him.
Cranbourne: Race 6 (4pm AEDT)
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No. 7 Legacy Rose
Legacy Rose is hard fit and primed for another big performance today at Cranbourne.
The Stratosphere filly was dominant in maiden company out at Wangaratta two starts back and despite being caught wide in running at her latest, she was only half a length behind the winner in a 0-58 race.
Something like this looks well within her abilities.
Cranbourne: Race 7 (4:30pm AEDT)
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No. 3 Crown Crusher
Crown Crusher will have his first start for the Stephen Brown yard at Cranbourne today, and I am confident it will be a positive one.
The Gold Standard gelding has won just one of his nine career starts to date, but he almost exclusively contested Saturday metro races last time in, and he wasn’t disgraced.
This is a big drop in grade and a great opportunity for him to get back into winning form.
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