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BREMER BOY (1) has made a bright start to his career and already looks well suited over this course and distance.
The Mick Johnston-trained dog led throughout from box 6 two starts ago, winning by 4 lengths in a slick 29.91.
He was then beaten less than a length last start when third, with the winner running quicker than standard and the race rating well.
From the red, he should get every chance to punch up early and use his race experience to advantage.
| 1. Bremer Boy (1) 513T: Mick Johnston | |||
| Won two starts back over 520m at this track. Last start he finished 3rd in a Grade 6 on August 6 over 520m at this track behind Best Summer beaten 0.6 lengths (30.10). Draw likely to suit. Has the ability to take this out. | |||
| 2. Nangar Zara (2) 44121T: Dennis Barnes | |||
| Strong performance to win by 5 lengths at Q Lakeside over 550m (30.39) beating Imperial Audrey in Grade 5 on August 11. Won at her only start from this box. Go close again. | |||
HELLO ELSA (8) has been airborne since stepping up to 520m, winning over this course and distance two starts ago before placing again last start.
The Jeff Crawford-trained bitch led throughout from box 1 in that win, clocking a slick 29.68 and putting a margin on her rivals.
She has good early speed, is proven at this track and trip, and is unbeaten from box 8.
If she gets room to muster from the pink, she can roll forward and give them plenty to catch.
| 8. Hello Elsa (8) 21513T: Jeff Crawford | |||
| Won two starts back when well in the market at this track over 520m. Last start finished 3rd on August 9 over 520m at this track behind Roxy Cambla beaten 2.5 lengths (30.08) in a Grade 5. Unbeaten in two starts from this draw. Key runner. | |||
BACKCREEK BUTCH (6) did the job for us last Sunday and looks capable of backing it up in this 520m fifth grade final.
The Andrew Monaghan-trained dog has won his past three, including back-to-back victories over this course and distance in 29.60 and 29.74.
He led throughout from box 8 last start, putting 8.25 lengths on his rivals and again showing he can run time when finding the front.
With the confidence of winning form and a vacant box on his outside, he gets another suitable setup.
| 6. Backcreek Butch (6) 77111T: Andrew Monaghan | |||
| Has been in a purple patch of form, putting three wins together. Had plenty of support last start when he won easily by 8 lengths at this track (29.74) beating Sobriquet in a Grade 5 on August 9. That last win was in the quickest time on the card. Stick with him. | |||