Beach Bourbski is a jet and has been racing in sublime form with eight wins from his past 11 starts including his past three in a row.
The son of Barcia Bale was last seen scorching the Shepparton sand over 450m where he won by 4.75 lengths in a best of the night 25.31 seconds.
Besides a win on debut over this course and distance, he hasn’t had a great deal of luck at the track but those races were all early in his career and he’s a different dog now.
He should cross from box 7 and go all the way.
Silent Knight started his career in fine style with a 7.5 length victory on debut before winning narrowly at Shepparton at his second start.
The Anthony Azzopardi-trained dog took this course and distance on for the first time last start where he led and was only run down late to finish a half-length second in 22.72 seconds.
He’s armed with blistering early speed so should be able to find the front from box 4.
Speedy Easy can bounce back from a luckless run last start at Shepparton.
The Feral Franky bitch had been racing well before that with an all the way win at Sale three starts back before finishing second over this course and distance two starts back in 26.09 seconds.
That was just her first look at the track so she’ll be better for the experience.
She’s ideally drawn in box 1 and should get on the arm.
Regal Huxley’s form has turned around since he started racing at Geelong.
The son of Fernando Bale was a dominant 6.5 length win over 400m here two starts back when clocking a best of the night 22.68 seconds.
He backed that up last start when stepping up to this course and distance and winning in 26.08 seconds.
If he jumps as well as he has been then he should be able to power around them.