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Cranbourne

Sun, Aug 16 2026

Preview by Ryan Phelan

10-UNIT GAME PLAN

R2 #8 CYCLONE JENNI – 1.5 units (win)

R6 #3 TYPHOON – 2 units (win)

R7 #1 BETA THAN LOVE – 3.5 units (win)

R8 #6 WHATS THE TEA – 3 units (win)

 

EARLY QUADDIE

2,3,4,6,9/1,4,8/1,2,5,9,10/2,3,4,5

 

QUADDIE

3,5,6,8/3,4,6,7/1,7/6,7

 

R5 6:19pm ALDEBARAN PARK TROT
$6,000 0-1 WIN PBD/LTW/AGE TROTTERS
1ST LEG QUADDIE, 1ST LEG DAILY DOUBLE
1609 Mobile
No. Form Horse Trainer Driver Class LPI Rank Odds
1 068s36 KLYMENE  Dr: Josh Duggan P R Lane, A M Burke Josh Duggan  8 $34
2 522280 WAR DAN PHOENIX  Dr: Nick Beale David Miles Nick Beale (C) 14% 3 $9.0
3 51533s VAN NOSTRAND  Dr: Kylie Sugars Kylie Sugars Kylie Sugars  5 $3.2
4 765524 CARTACALHA  Dr: Joey Sharp Brent Lilley Joey Sharp (C) 14% 3 $7.0
5 27s317 MINNIE MIA  Dr: Chris Alford Alison Alford Chris Alford  14% 1 $4.5
6 7s1 MAJESTIC YANKEE  Dr: John Caldow Shane Hoban John Caldow  14% 7 $5.5
7 840s24 MEVIA  Dr: Peter Lane P R Lane, A M Burke Peter Lane  44% 2 $17
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8 727173 JUST ME AND YOU  Dr: James Herbertson Brent Lilley James Herbertson  6 $4.5
SELECTIONS: VAN NOSTRAND (3), MINNIE MIA (5), JUST ME AND YOU (8),ᅠMAJESTIC YANKEE (6)

OVERVIEW: VAN NOSTRAND (3) looks well placed for a first-up victory here, possessing good gate speed to look the likely leader over the mile. I really liked his trial into this at Shepparton where he led easily and held off some in-form trotters. A nice form line is going back to his last start in December in the Vicbred Homegrown series where he was going to win, only to lock wheels at a vital stage. Despite needing fitness, he ticks a lot of boxes here.

MINNIE MIA (5) was the rival that locked wheels in that race after sitting parked. She’s resumed well this campaign, including a win two runs back when able to lead all the way, winning by a space. She raced in much better class last time and this looks suitable. JUST ME AND YOU (8) when she isn’t knocking up positive form, it’s often due to her manners and getting it wrong at the start, so she’s a watch from that perspective. James Herbertson has his first steer, and she commands respect despite giving away a map advantage. MAJESTIC YANKEE (6) showed plenty at the trials and was well supported on debut, only to gallop away. She was freshened and resumed with a big win last time out when able to lead. This is a different challenge for her, but she warrants consideration.