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Horsham

Mon, Jul 27 2026

Preview by Craig Rail

10-UNIT GAME PLAN

Race 3 No.2 Pick Up Elvis – 1 unit (win)

Race 5 No.6 Savon De Roche – 1.5 units (each way)

Race 6 No.2 Jilliby Kymy Lou – 1.5 units (each way)

Race 7: No.10 - Torque In Heaven – 1.5 units (each way)

 

EARLY QUADDIE (Cost $32, gives 25%)

4,5,6,7/ 3,4,5,6/ 1,2,4,6/ 4,7

QUADDIE (Cost $36, gives 25%)

4,7/ 3,4,6,8/ 2,5,7/ 3,6,7,8,9,10

 

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** A betting unit is typically a percentage of the total bankroll or the amount of money you are willing to risk on a particular bet – for example 1 unit is 10% of your bankroll, therefore a $100 bankroll 1 unit equals $10

 

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R1 1:22pm LATHER UP @ WOODLANDS STUD PACE
$6,000 0-1 WIN PBD/LTW/NR PACERS
1ST LEG EARLY QUADDIE
1700 Mobile
No. Form Horse Trainer Driver Class LPI Rank Odds
1 45458s WICKED TORQUE  Dr: Kerryn Manning Peter Manning Kerryn Manning  5 $81
2 26s4 SPORTY ROCKS  Dr: Michael Bellman Rebecca East Michael Bellman  50% 4 $31
3 46 KEAYANG MIDNIGHT  Dr: SCRATCHED M A Lee, P D Lee SCRATCHED  $21
4 292154 IMALLATTITUDE  Dr: James Herbertson Kenneth Jnr Taylor James Herbertson  2 $15
5 646210 EL LAZZAR  Dr: SCRATCHED Matthew Craven SCRATCHED  50% $4.0
6 19 KEAYANG SUPREME  Dr: Jason Lee M A Lee, P D Lee Jason Lee  3 $3.0
7 14s436 BIGBASHASH  Dr: Aaron Dunn Aaron Dunn Aaron Dunn  1 $2.0
SELECTIONS: BIGBASHASH (7), EL LAZZAR (5), KEAYANG SUPREME (6), IMALLATTITUDE (4)

OVERVIEW: BIGBASHASH (7) will be ready to strike her peak form after having three starts back from a break and should be competitive against this line up. She worked hard when third ($1-55 fav) at Charlton then had little luck in the early stages before gaining a trail at her latest sixth. EL LAZZAR (5) commenced from the inside of the second line and was shuffled back on the markers when tenth at Terang last outing. He was able to work to the front shortly after the start when he won easily at Charlton in a mile of 1.56.4 prior so he is worth another chance. KEAYANG SUPREME (6) won comfortably when on debut at Mount Gambier then followed with a ninth at Terang. She is still learning but appears to have some ability and is worth thought. IMALLATTITUDE (4) made a mid-race move to park without cover when a good winner at Maryborough then tried to sustain a long run from last when fifth at Stawell. She is capable of sprinting to the line quickly with the right trail forward and is not without a chance.