Daily Racing Tips – Monday, February 5

Stokomo has drawn a handy gate on debut for the Richard and Chantelle Jolly team.

The son of Divine Prophet has shown real ability in two trials to date, finishing runner-up with relatively little effort at Murray Bridge in his latest.

The booking of Jake Toeroek signals plenty of intent from the stable.

Super Alana won her maiden here first-up over much shorter back in December.

The Kiwi import has since gone on to finish four lengths off in a tougher race at Morphettville, before stepping out off a four-week break at Murray Bridge on Australia Day where she was always too far back to threaten.

The step up to 1200m is a big plus and she should be open to natural improvement with less of a gap between runs this time.

Not A Single Bid failed to see out 1400m a couple of weeks ago when beaten nearly seven lengths at Murray Bridge.

The soft track was also against him that day coming off a tricky three-wide ride in transit.

Getting back on top of the ground should be more to his liking, while there was plenty to like about his win over this trip at Strathalbyn the run prior.

Tahnee Treasure is capable of much better than her latest effort at Gawler three weeks ago suggests.

The mare by Merchant Navy got right back in the run but failed to let down at the top of the straight, beaten over 11 lengths in the end over a touch further.

She was racing well beforehand though, running back-to-back placings under the hand of apprentice Margaret Collett. In well with the claim and drawn to settle in the back half again, she’s worth sticking with.