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Mon, Sep 14 2026

Preview by Craig Rail

10-UNIT GAME PLAN

Race 1 No.4 Queens Boulevard – 1.5 units (each way)

Race 4 No.2 Farroh Joe – 4 units (win)

Race 5 No.6 Major Lincoln – 3 units (win)

 

EARLY QUADDIE (Cost $32, gives 50%)

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

QUADDIE (Cost $36, gives 25%)

1,2,4,6,7,8/ 4,7,8,9/ 4,5,8/ 4,5

 

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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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R3 2:17pm ECYCLE SOLUTIONS PACE
$5,000 NR 41 to 46. RBD PACERS
3RD LEG EARLY QUADDIE
2180 Mobile
No. Form Horse Trainer Driver Class LPI Rank Odds
1 243956 KIMCHI  Dr: James Herbertson Derrick Krafft James Herbertson  27% 2 $2.80
2 986970 LOCHIEL LAD NZ  Dr: Chris Walsh Chris Walsh Chris Walsh  13% 5 $26.00
3 7670s4 AMERICAN SQUARED  Dr: Jackie Barker Jim Barker Jackie Barker  20% 7 $9.00
4 515339 HURRICANE HOOLY  Dr: Leilani Justice Dianne Giles Leilani Justice (C) 4 $3.20
5 574514 ZWICK  Dr: Ada Massa Toby Ainsworth Ada Massa  7% 3 $5.50
6 284425 WINGATE GUY  Dr: Jordan Leedham Adam Stephens Jordan Leedham (C) 13% 1 $4.00
7 890770 TRAILBLAZER  Dr: Michael Bellman Dianne Giles Michael Bellman  20% 5 $17.00
SELECTIONS: HURRICANE HOOLY (4), ZWICK (5), KIMCHI (1), WINGATE GUY (6)

OVERVIEW: HURRICANE HOOLY (4) performed below expectations when ninth at Melton last outing but the mile rate was a slick 1.55.4 and her form prior was sound. She defeated Final Bow (won twice since) at Bendigo in a mile rate of 1.57.8 in July. ZWICK (5) led throughout to win at Terang then found the line well from the second half of the field (not as fast as the winner) when fourth at Melton on Wednesday. This race is no harder and he should be competitive again. KIMCHI (1) attempted to lead throughout and peaked late when sixth at Maryborough last week. He disappointed last time but he is usually competitive against this class and he is ideally drawn so he is worth another chance. WINGATE GUY (6) worked forward to find the lead at the 1700m and was run down at the end when fifth at Swan Hill. He trailed the leader throughout when a close second at Shepparton prior and he should be competitive under these conditions.