Speck looks well placed to strike again today at Dubbo.
The Bon Hoffa mare won in Class 1 company at Tamworth three runs back, while she was only just denied in a BM58 at Muswellbrook last time out.
She’s hard fit and with even luck, I can’t find a reason why she won’t be in the finish again.
Vizie has been knocking on the door of a maiden win and gets a great chance today at Kilmore.
The Epaulette mare has been improving noticeably with each start and has finished the runner up at each of her last two.
She’s hard fit and might not be offered a better opportunity than this.
Command Order takes winning form into this contest and looks capable of striking again.
The four-year-old has missed placing just once in five runs back from a break and was rewarded for that consistent with a nice win at Kyneton last time out.
This is harder, but there’s no doubting his fitness and we can have an each way play at current odds ($7 at publish).
Kilkenny Lass is another last-start winner with further claims today at Kilmore.
The Toronado mare turned in some fair efforts without recording an elusive win last time in, but she got the monkey off her back immediately with an eye-catching effort out at Albury.
With natural improvement, something like this is the next logical step.