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Geelong

Fri, Nov 13 2026

Preview by Tim O'Connor

10-UNIT GAME PLAN

R2 #8 LEANNE LEEANN – 1.5 units (each-way)

R3 #3 HAPPILY – 3 units (win)

R4 #8 SNACK LOVER – 4 units (win)

EARLY QUADDIE

1,2,5,7,9,10/1,7,8,9/3,4,7/5,7,8

QUADDIE

5,7,8/8/2,5,7/7

R1 6:33pm BETFOCUS BACCHUS MARSH PACING CUP (3RD HEAT)
$6,000 NR up to 55. PBD/NR PACERS
1ST LEG EARLY QUADDIE
2100 Mobile
No. Form Horse Trainer Driver Class LPI Rank Odds
1 s94221 ROBLEN RANGER  Dr: Jodi Quinlan Paul Warnock Jodi Quinlan  19% 6 $3.2
2 383s11 ARE WEASLEY  Dr: Reagan Clarke Stephen Clarke Reagan Clarke (C) 4 $5.0
3 156726 FOREGONE CONCLUSION NZ  Dr: SCRATCHED Stephen Clarke SCRATCHED (C) 10% $11
4 365761 SPORTS WRACK  Dr: Ewa Justice John Justice Ewa Justice (C) 14% 1 $9.0
5 237213 MONSIEUR FLAMEL  Dr: Jason Lee Stephen Clarke Jason Lee  19% 2 $5.5
6 174560 JUST PEDRO  Dr: Chris Alford Jeff Tabone Chris Alford  5 $15
7 483542 BREATHE EASY  Dr: Taylor Youl Basil Dooley Taylor Youl (C) 24% 3 $7.5
 ------------------------------ Second Row ------------------------------ 
8 985955 CITY ROCKSTAR  Dr: Michael Bellman Steven Vasiliou Michael Bellman  14% 8 $15
9 91369s JUSJOHN Em 1 Dr: John Caldow Andrew Rawlings John Caldow  10 $13
10 8670s6 KITSUNE  Dr: Peter Salathiel Peter Salathiel Peter Salathiel  7 $21
11 737501 MY ATLANTIS  Dr: Annalise Scott Annalise Scott Annalise Scott (C) 9 $15
SELECTIONS: ROBLEN RANGER (1), MONSIEUR FLAMEL (5), ARE WESLEY (2), KITSUNE (10)

OVERVIEW: Third heat of the Bacchus Marsh Pacing Cup here following two qualifiers at Melton last Friday as horses progress towards a $10,000 final back at HQ on November 20. Stacks of winning hopes, but ROBLEN RANGER (1) might be the best of them given his good gate speed, pole-marking draw and strong recent form. He led and hung on to win narrowly at Ballarat on October 29 in a slick enough last half of 56.9, which followed two handy runner-up placings at Cranbourne and Melton. He should run well. MONSIEUR FLAMEL (5) and ARE WESLEY (2) are the two Stephen Clarke-trained runners in the race, with the former heading here after a gutsy death-seat win at Kilmore and third placing in a previous heat of this series at Melton last time out. ARE WESLEY (2) has won his last two in slightly easier grade and must be respected, while KITSUNE (10) is perhaps a good runner at a price after a good first-up effort at long odds when fourth behind Cool Story in the first of the Bacchus Marsh Pacing Cup qualifiers last week. JUSJOHN (9), who gains a start as emergency, is an interesting runner and one I’ll be including in the Early Quaddie based off some nice enough efforts last campaign.