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There were plenty of them in the Craiglee yesterday.
Have they changed your mind about your Cup doubles etc?
Here are a few of them that took my eye.
Helene Vitality - After causing a slight delay at the barriers he got his mind into gear and was making some nice ground at the end, down the outside. For his first run for close to 4 months it was a beauty.
Brew - The 2000 Melbourne Cup winner's run was very good too. He made nice ground along the fence and providing his tendon injury doesn't flare up again could be chance in the cup.
Rain Gauge - Honest as the day is long and his fifth placing showed that WFA or Handicaps he is never far away. With the George Hanlon expertise he looks a great tip.
Maguire - Was only a few lengths from the winner and like Rain Gauge was making up a lot of ground in the straight. Doubt whether he has the class to win a cup, but he's a deadset stayer.
Silver Baron - Was the pick of the runs. To run 3rd at WFA to a champion in Northerly was a huge run. Was making up a lot of ground on the leading pair and in another 100m could have finished a lot closer.
Some of the flops
Don Eduardo - Got a long way back and stayed there. I bet Damien regrets jumping off Northerly now.
Would want to improve greatly before I consider him to win any of the cups.
Tully Thunder - After her huge run in the Liston I was expecting a lot more, but she did sweet bugger all. Another with doubts surrounding her class in the big races.
What does everyone else think?
Have they changed your mind about your Cup doubles etc?
Here are a few of them that took my eye.
Helene Vitality - After causing a slight delay at the barriers he got his mind into gear and was making some nice ground at the end, down the outside. For his first run for close to 4 months it was a beauty.
Brew - The 2000 Melbourne Cup winner's run was very good too. He made nice ground along the fence and providing his tendon injury doesn't flare up again could be chance in the cup.
Rain Gauge - Honest as the day is long and his fifth placing showed that WFA or Handicaps he is never far away. With the George Hanlon expertise he looks a great tip.
Maguire - Was only a few lengths from the winner and like Rain Gauge was making up a lot of ground in the straight. Doubt whether he has the class to win a cup, but he's a deadset stayer.
Silver Baron - Was the pick of the runs. To run 3rd at WFA to a champion in Northerly was a huge run. Was making up a lot of ground on the leading pair and in another 100m could have finished a lot closer.
Some of the flops
Don Eduardo - Got a long way back and stayed there. I bet Damien regrets jumping off Northerly now.
Would want to improve greatly before I consider him to win any of the cups.Tully Thunder - After her huge run in the Liston I was expecting a lot more, but she did sweet bugger all. Another with doubts surrounding her class in the big races.
What does everyone else think?




