Brent Zerafa is a presenter and journalist specializing in local sports coverage, particularly in the field of horse racing. With a focus on the Victoria and Melbourne region in Australia, Brent writes for the Melbourne Racing Club, providing insights, analysis, and previews of upcoming races and events.
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1. Bacash (2yo C Cosmic Force – Classique): Lindsay Park
Progressive three-year-old who looks well placed rising to 1600m third-up.
Rail goes back to the true position for Cup day at Moe, after being out 4m. The surface was rated as a Good 4 on Thursday afternoon, but forecasts indicate that rain will hit on Friday. What time and how much rain will determine how the track races through the program, so being nimble to the conditions would be recommended.
Racing returns to Kyneton for the first time since May, so the surface should be in perfect condition. Track was rated in the Soft range over the weekend thanks to significant rain last Friday, but with fine weather Sunday, Monday and a warm day forecast on Tuesday, you'd expect the track to keep drying and be in the Good range for the nine-race card. Rail starts out 4m for the first meeting back.
Racing's Brent Zerafa explains why your horse can or can't win Saturday's feature
First meeting back at Yarra Valley since March 29, so the track should be in ideal condition. It was rated as a Soft 7 on Friday afternoon after 4mm of rain fell Friday morning. With strong winds Friday evening and a sunny day forecast on Saturday, can expect it will improve through the meeting.
He started favourite in the Melbourne Cup last year and it seems punters are again warming to the Willie Mullins-trained runner, who has firmed from $7 to $6 favourite with Sportsbet since the barrier draw on Saturday night. A middle draw allows jockey William Buick to have options in the early stages of the race to decide where is comfortable without having to work or be pressured to the fence.
Six of the 13 runners in the Maribyrnong Plate have already been to the races, leaving seven debutants in the Group 3 Melbourne Cup Day opener.
Pride Of Jenni will have a new jockey for Saturday's Group 1 Champions'Mile.
Rail moves out to the 4m position after being true for the previous meeting on November 3. Track was quite firm for Peninsula Cup day, so shouldn't be too much damage and any wear likely to be covered by the rail movement. Surface rated a Good 4 on Monday and 10mm of irrigation is being applied to ensure it doesn't become too firm on Tuesday.
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