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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Dominant win on a soft track at Seymour in fast time last start and looks open to further improvement.
Our form man's best bets and tips for Saturday's meeting
The Lakeside track is on the quick back-up after a meeting was hosted here on Sunday. The rail was in the True position for the five flat races and now moves out 3m. The track raced fairly well on Sunday and I would expect it to be in very similar order. The surface was rated a Soft 5 on Tuesday afternoon and with fine weather anticipated, it should only continue to improve.
Solid run first-up and now maps for an ideal position just behind the lead. Ready to win.
Racing on the synthetic track, which has raced very well this season and provides a fair surface for all. There is minimal wind forecast and with fine weather and every horse should get their chance.
Rail was out 3m last week and now is pushed a further 3m to 6m for Wednesday's card. The inside was clearly an advantage for the meeting last Wednesday and with the track rated a Good 4 as of Tuesday and dry weather forecast, there is a significant chance it could play very similarly. Sandown is quite tired at this time of year, is patched up with a lot of sand fill to cover the divots and when the track is dry, there has been no penalty to hug the rail and skip over the worn ground.
Progressive four-year-old who maps for a nice run on the back of the lead. Recent trials top shelf.
Track rated a Good 4 on Tuesday afternoon but showers are sweeping through Melbourne and there is the possibility of rain on Wednesday. Rail moves out to the 9m position after being out 6m last week. Jockeys were quick to avoid the inside fence on the Lakeside circuit last week and that may be the pattern again as riders scout for fresh ground.
Super run on debut when second to Federer in fast time at Ballarat. Well placed here to win second-up.
Trials have been impressive and looks well-placed to win on debut from the inside draw.
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