Bob Deeds has twice placed over the track and distance, his best coming in a nice time of 30.65 seconds last week.
He’s drawn all the favours with the inside box and is likely to land on the bunny early and attempt to run his rivals off their feet.
Demon Kysaiah looked like he might be wanting further when winning last week at Bendigo over 500m.
The son of Tommy Shelby is in search of his hat-trick now coming off two impressive wins and is drawn to get forward early and push for the lead.
Tattooed looks to be one of the better bets on the program coming back to race at Grade 5 level.
The son of Fernando Bale hasn’t won since February, but he has placed in tougher races at Shepparton and Warrnambool recently.
No stranger to winning from a wide box, he should be very hard to catch up on the speed.
Willow Bale is a proven track and distance performer, winning in a nice time of 30.12 seconds earlier in February.
He’s likely to get back early in running, just like he did last week where he came on late to finish a length third behind Video Referee.
With improvement still to come, he’ll prove very hard to hold out.