Our Black Book: Horses You Must Follow From Caulfield 6/4

Our analyst has reviewed the sectional times, ratings & replays from last Saturday’s Caulfield meeting & has placed five horses you must follow in our black book below.

VERIFIER

His chances weren’t aided by being hampered at the start or by the slow tempo. He worked home nicely to finish third. He’s ready to win especially if he’s running at Flemington. He also likes it wet.

BEWS

He failed by a nostril to defeat Oracle Son in an impressive performance as he produced the fastest last 400m (22.25 seconds) and 200m (11.20 seconds) for the meeting coming off a slow tempo for 1200 metres. This lightly raced four-year-old should be in for a good campaign.

PEACE TREATY

Settled a long way back after jumping awkwardly. Rider Ethan Brown was queried by the stewards regarding his tactics mid-race and he said he was scared to ask her to improve as he was worried she would over-race. She produced the third fastest last 400m of the meeting of 22.67 seconds.

SPLASH BACK

Nice lead in run to the Adelaide filly’s series with her third behind Legacies. She settled well back and made up many lengths along the rails. She went to the line full of running and may have gone close if she had of got a run late. She’ll love Morphettville.

ABERFELDIE BOY/BERKELEY SQUARE

Encouraging efforts from these talented horses to run fourth and fifth respectively. Both encountered trouble getting a run in the straight and hit the line well. They are both in for good campaigns.