The Plunge’s Black Book: Horses Running At Kensington 25/4
April 23, 2021
Sunday’s ANZAC Day meeting at Kensington sees a black booked runner from the Hawkes yard step out to a suitable distance.
Service Results Since December 12 2021
- Best Bets Results: +19.3
- The Plunge’s Black Book: +42.7
Click Here To Sign Up To Any Horse Racing ServiceÂ
Kensington Race 5 – Pesto
Pesto is an overseas import from the Hawkes yard who earned a spot int he black book after an impressive trial at Rosehill back in March.
In his debut Australian trial, he was slow out of the gates and settled at the rear on the fence before Tommy Berry got him going and he cruised up the inside rail going past horses under a lot more pressure.
He eventually came onto the winner’s heels and looked to have plenty in the tank before finishing 3rd.
I was keen to wait and watch his first career start in Australia and after what I saw at Caufield 1st up I am very keen to launch in here. He settled at the rear and flew home for 2nd. The step up to 1800m is perfect.
He faces a couple of handy horses with Saturday form in Aliferous, Itz Lily and Mr Dependable but the $4 on offer is just too much to pass up.
Tip: 2 Units Win Pesto @$4 With TopSport
Fill In The Form Below To Receive The Plunge’s Reviews & Black Book Runners Straight To Your Email!
September 11, 2025
What Makes SlotsUp Different from Other Casino Review Sites?
The global online gambling market is projected to grow by $18147 billion from 2024 to 2028, which has led to many new review sites However, most prioritize casinos that pay them the most, leaving Read MoreSeptember 11, 2025
Championship Betting: Beginner Strategies for Second Tier Predictions
The Premier League may grab the majority of the global headlines but it is the Championship which is considered the most competitive league on the planet The second tier of English football is famous Read MoreSeptember 11, 2025
10 Must-Haves Every Baseball Umpire Should Have in Their Bag
It's a precision sport, a game of concentration and evenhandedness, and the umpires are what keep it that way Just as players need the right gloves and bats, however, the umpires need specialized Read More
Tell Us What You Think Below