The Vicar Of Dibley ran a cracking race at her Aussie debut here last week when parked outside of Mos London in slick time for this journey.
She will be fitter tonight, has the early pace to overcome the grandstand gate and this race looks well within her grasp second up.
Whata Roller had to do too much in the run here last start and weakened out of it, but he has since been freshened up to tackle tonight’s assignment.
He looks like running to the early lead from the advantageous draw and with options available thereafter he will get every possible chance.
Lulu Mae had her first QLD outing here last week and ran a creditable second to San Marea after not having much luck getting clear until late in the piece.
She will be better for that run, looks a big chance of running to the lead or at worst, sit close to the pace and she will be a major player in this.
Cheer Leader resumed from a freshen up here last Saturday night from a horror draw and was never a factor behind Queenslander, but Grant Dixon was kind to her.
She is a quality filly, gets a much better gate tonight and whether in front or sitting on Littlelioneljames she will be mighty hard to beat in this.
Rock Hammer comes off a slashing fourth here last week behind the flying San Marea where he charged home from last out wide in fast final fractions.
He gets the ideal draw tonight, as Odins Black Crows looks the leader and with the last shot at that guy late in the lane he will take holding out.