Melton
Sat, May 16 2026
Preview by Tim O'Connor
10-UNIT GAME PLAN
R2 #9 JUSTALITTLESIP – 1.5 units (each-way)
R3 #10 KEAYANG WASABI – 2 units (win)
R4 #1 IM BOBBY – 3 units (win)
R7 #5 LITTLE YANKEE – 2 units (win)
EARLY QUADDIE
1,2,4,5,6,12,13/1,3,7,8,9,10/1,5,6,7,8,10/1,4,8
QUADDIE
1,2/8/5,6/2,3,4,6
| R5 7:05pm |
RENOWN SILVERWARE PACE $10,000 NR 60 to 69. PBD/NR(60-65)/NR(66-69) PACERS 1ST LEG QUADDIE, 1ST LEG DAILY DOUBLE |
1720 Mobile |
| No. | Form | Horse | Trainer | Driver | Class | LPI | Rank | Odds | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 223814 | LAMBRO MACH Dr: Kate Gath | Andy Gath | Kate Gath | 14% | 6 | $6.0 | ||
| 2 | 30s111 | MOUNT BARKER BOY Dr: Mark Pitt | Emma Stewart | Mark Pitt | 21% | 10 | $2.0 | ||
| 3 | 546736 | DO IT Dr: Alex Ashwood | Tayla Fellows | Alex Ashwood | 14% | 7 | $9.0 | ||
| 4 | 463343 | IN AN IDEAL WORLD Dr: Ewa Justice | John Justice | Ewa Justice (C) | 30% | 5 | $5.5 | ||
| 5 | 315255 | KISS ME MINI NZ Dr: Jordan Leedham | Adam Kelly | Jordan Leedham (C) | 9 | $9.0 | |||
| 6 | 265525 | CELESTIAL ZODIAC Dr: Luke Dunne | Tori Hutchins | Luke Dunne (C) | 14% | 4 | $31 | ||
| 7 | 044429 | JACCKA CONNOR NZ Dr: Daryl Douglas | Julie Douglas | Daryl Douglas | 7% | 2 | $26 | ||
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| 8 | 461167 | ISOLATION Dr: James Herbertson | Patrick Tomkinson | James Herbertson | 1 | $9.0 | |||
| 9 | 067926 | PERUN NZ Dr: Liam Older | Samantha Gangell | Liam Older (C) | 8 | $17 | |||
| 10 | 3589s7 | IM ALL BUSINESS Dr: Neil McCallum | Rosemarie Weidenbach | Neil McCallum | 11 | $17 | |||
| 11 | 350946 | TRIPLE ROCK SAINT NZ Dr: Jack Laugher | John Tormey | Jack Laugher | 3 | $31 | |||
SELECTIONS: MOUNT BARKER BOY (2), LAMBRO MACH (1), ISOLATION (8), KISS ME MINI (5)
OVERVIEW: MOUNT BARKER BOY (2) is a progressive pacer from the Emma Stewart stable who has won all three starts back from a spell. He has found the top his last two and been able to win decisively, and that map looks likely again for him here. I’m not sure he’s a star, but he does look well placed in this grade from the draw. LAMBRO MACH (1) had been banging the door down and broke through with a dominant front-running success on April 24, but was perhaps a shade disappointing when he led and only managed fourth at his latest effort in early May. In saying that, he was only beaten 2m and can certainly contend here from the good gate. It looks as though it might be a pegs affair and for that reason ISOLATION (8) must come into calculations, while KISS ME MINI (5) was good from off the pace in a leader-dominated race at Melton last weekend and most of her recent form is sound.