RACING: Rosehill Best Selection & Value Play 21/2
February 20, 2026
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Rosehill hosts a cracking day of autumn racing headlined by an outstanding edition of the G2 Hobartville. Our analyst sees plenty of value on the card. He likes a Snowden mare that looks ready to fire 3rd up with the blinkers going and a Godolphin mare that gets a big map tick in the G3 Millie Fox as the value play.
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Best Selection: R5- La Roja
The Snowden mare brings rock solid form with a pair of 2nds behind Sequista and Cinsault this prep. She looks set for a peak performance with the blinkers going on 3rd. She jumps from Gate 3 settling 2-3 pairs back getting the run of the race on the rail.Â
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Value Selection: R9- Cinsault
Cinsault steps up sharply in grade in red hot form having won 3/4 this prep sizzling through the grades. She brings a big fitness edge over quality mares like Lazzura and Oh DIamond Lil and jumps Gate 2 where she should land right in behind the speed. Lazurra likely settles at the rare building fitness for races over further. $7/$2 about the Godolphin mare peaking 5th run back looks a smart each way play.Â
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