Our analyst has reviewed the sectional times, ratings & replays from last Saturday’s Flemington meeting & has placed five horses you must follow in our black book below.
STEFI MAGNETICA
Settled last and out wide which subsequently proved the place not to be at Flemington in the straight races. When she got into the clear she flew home and produced the third fastest last 200 metres for the day off 11.25 seconds. The winner Power Ballard was off and gone though down on the fence.
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VERIFIER
Nice return to racing from a spell from this promising stayer with his fourth behind El Soleado running on strongly out wide on a day which played to horses near the fence. He doesn’t know how to run a bad race and he’ll be a chance in anything he contests.
REY MAGNEIRO
He stuck to his guns although he didn’t ever look like running down Jungle Jim who used the fast lane on the fence to win the 1200 metres comfortably. He ran his last 600 metres in 33.01 seconds. If the track played to horses in the middle and out wide he probably wins.
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LAUDING
He was never a winning chance due to the way the track was playing and the dominating win by Aramco but the way he flew home from last running his last 200 metres in 11.58 seconds suggests he’s got a nice win coming.
JOHNNY ROCKER
Former Queenslander who produced the fastest last 200m for the day at his Melbourne debut for Nick Ryan hitting the line in 11.13 seconds. No disgrace to finish second to Mornington Glory as he also produced some fast splits running his last 400m in 21.60 seconds which was the fastest for the day.
