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PROFESSOR MOANA (7) mustered speed quickly and finished strongly to win her Ipswich Futurity heat last start.
The Jeff Crawford-trained bitch is unbeaten in three starts over this course and distance, with a slick personal best of 25.29 seconds.
She has also won from box 7, so the draw holds no fears.
Box 7 should give her time to build momentum and put her in the firing line.
| 7. Professor Moana (7) 11221 | |||
| Good performance to win by 2 lengths at this track over 457m (25.38) beating Classy Hunter in OPEN on October 15. Expected to measure up again. | |||
TEMPTING DASH (7) is chasing her fifth straight win after another dominant success over 600m at Q2 Parklands last start.
The Jedda Cutlack-trained bitch has clocked the quickest time of the night in each of her past two wins over that trip.
This is her first look at the course and distance, but she won over 550m here two starts ago.
Her winning streak and recent times make her a major chance to get a hand full of victories.
| 7. Tempting Dash (7) 51111 | |||
| Has been in a purple patch of form, putting four wins together. Had plenty of support last start when she won easily by 10 lengths at Q Parklands (34.43) beating Gonzo in a Grade 5 on October 17. In a purple patch of form and likely to run well again. | |||
ASTON MISSILE (1) clocked 24.94 in his Ipswich Derby heat, his first start at the track.
The son of Tommy Shelby had won his previous start over 525m at The Meadows in a best of the night time.
He has the speed to hold the rail, and the fact he can go even quicker is ominous for his rivals.
That combination of sharp form and early pace makes him the one to beat.
| 1. Aston Missile (1) 34211 | |||
| Dominant winner to score by 7 lengths in a OPEN last start at this track, clocking a dazzling 24.94 over the 457m trip. Rates a top chance again if runs up to latest. | |||
BAY FLYER (5), trained by Rob Roper, is a former New Zealand dog who has settled in well in Queensland.
His first two wins this preparation came over 350m at The Q Straight, in best-of-the-night times of 18.97 and 18.76.
Last start here over 390m, he finished third, beaten a nose after being picked off late.
A multiple winner over this distance in New Zealand, he should be at peak fitness after three runs back and has the speed to get on the arm.
| 3. Bay Flyer (3) 1×113 | |||
| Won two starts back when well in the market at Q Straight over 350m. Last start finished 3rd in a Grade 3/4 on October 16 over 390m at this track behind Nina Siyan beaten a nose (21.84). Thereabouts at the last couple. Suited here and likely to run well. | |||