WAGERING TASMANIA

Hobart Race 3 - September 7th

TAB #
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Name
DARTEL
DURAN
FAMILY TY
MAKE US RICHO
BAKU
BLING DYNASTY
CHILLI QUEST
GEE GEES PRAIRIE
GEEGEES LOVER BOY
GOOD CALL PAUL (GB)

Trainer
Ken & Tanya Hanson
David & Scott Brunton
Leon & Dean Wells
Andrew Moore
Dylan Clark
Brendan Mcshane
Nigel Schuuring
John Luttrell
Peter Luttrell
Paul Maher

11
12

MORE THAN SWEET (NZ)

LITTLE SHEEKA

Mick Burles
Chris Crook

13e

GEEGEES BIG BUDDY

Peter Luttrell

Jockey
Shuji Amano
David Pires
Daniel Ganderton
Mehmet Ulucinar (a3)
Ms Hayley Mccarthy (a3)
Bulent Muhcu (a0)
Jamie R Bayliss
Jacques Luxe (a2)
Cory Parish
Ms Georgie Catania
(a1.5)
Ismail Toker (a1.5)
Ms Georgie Catania
(a1.5)

Race Profile: 1600m Maiden/Class 1 event, which is not everyone's cup of tea,
however we enjoy the challenge. Before we assess individual chances, lets look at
results. As we do not expect a Heavy track, we will only include results on rating
Slow 7 to Good 3 Track Last racing season, there were 11 Maiden/Class 1 events at
Hobart over the mile. Below are results with Vic Tab dividend:
Date
29-Jun
18-Jun
11-May
23-Feb
9-Feb
19-Jan
19-Jan
5-Jan
17-Nov
17-Nov
20-Oct

Track
Slow 7
Slow 7
Slow 6
Good 3
Dead 4
Dead 5
Dead 5
Dead 5
Dead 5
Dead 5
Dead 4

Class
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1
Maiden/Class 1

Distance
1600
1600
1600
1600
1600
1600
1600
1600
1600
1600
1600

VIC TAB
1.9
2.1
3.6
4
2.7
4.6
2.3
1.7
3.8
7.9
2.7

Winner
Kings View
Nilofaur
Master Alfred
Si Simpiere
Chi Gong
Player One
Perplexing
Acacia Bloom
Miss It And A Bit
Player One
Beer Belly

Whilst the rail this week is out 1m (that position was not used last season), the above
results in yellow were where the rail was in TRUE position & Out 2 or 3M. We
believe these best reflect rail position for this week.
It is clear to see, the Maiden/Class 1 mile on Slow to Good ground is the domain of
favoured runners. When the rail is TRUE to out no more than 3m, it is even more
evident.
Conclusion: We will seek to ensure our primary selection fits this profile, with no
need to try and 'reinvent the wheel'. No need to be cute on this one.

Barrier
1
12
4
9
10
5
11
13
3
2

Weight
59kg
59kg
59kg
59kg
57kg
57kg
57kg
57kg
57kg
57kg

7
6

57kg
55kg

57kg