No Right Turns has been racing in scintillating form of late and he should have no problem leading from box rise.
The son of Fernando Bale put together back-to-back wins at Ballarat before last week’s gallant runner-up effort at Geelong over a touch further.
With good early tempo expected, a similar performance could be on the cards.
Had A Mischief looks a nice value play in a race full of chances.
The two-year-old by Hard Style Rico was a distant third over 500m at Bendigo last week, an improved effort on his previous run in mixed company two starts prior.
The empty box next door is to his advantage and he should be powering home strongly into the finish.
Urith Bale is better than his run at Ballarat last week suggests when beaten 10.9 lengths in second last.
He’s much better suited over these shorter trips, winning on six occasions over 390m.
Looks capable of causing a minor upset if he gets luck in running from Box 6.
Big Cone Tone appeals at a good price with multiple wins to his name from Box 8.
This is a tougher race than the one he contested at Ballarat last week but he does look suited dropping back to his preferred distance.
A six-time winner over 390m – his best coming in a time of 22.29 seconds here at Warrnambool – I’m happy to have something on each-way.