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Terang

Sun, Aug 30 2026

Preview by Ryan Phelan

10-UNIT GAME PLAN

R1 #10 GUNFORHIRE – 2.5 units (win)

R4 #4 TACTICALLY PERFECT – 4 units (win)

R8 #8 KEAYANG GYPSY – 3.5 units (win)

 

EARLY QUADDIE

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

 

QUADDIE

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

 

R3 7:14pm PALMERBET PACE
$8,000 NR 65 or better. PBD/NR PACERS
3RD LEG EARLY QUADDIE
1680 Mobile
No. Form Horse Trainer Driver Class LPI Rank Odds
1 561084 ALL BLAZING GUNS  Dr: Matthew Craven Matthew Craven Matthew Craven  7 $21
2 0s1011 BOULEVARD BART  Dr: Jack Barton Courtney Barton Jack Barton (C) 6% 8 $9.0
3 712908 AMERICAN HAMMER NZ  Dr: Chris Walsh Chris Walsh Chris Walsh  22% 5 $151
4 30s652 MAXY WANTS TO PLAY  Dr: Aaron Dunn Aaron Dunn Aaron Dunn  22% 2 $26
5 604451 ALWAYS BE BLAKEY  Dr: James Herbertson Kelly Stuart-Mitchell James Herbertson  22% 3 $3.0
6 12421s ROADMASTER  Dr: Glen Craven David Lewis Glen Craven  22% 6 $5.0
7 374727 ULTIMATE VINNIE  Dr: Jason Lee Sam Barker Jason Lee  6% 4 $4.5
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8 361261 SWEET IDEAL  Dr: Darryl Lawlor Gary Lawlor Darryl Lawlor  1 $4.0
SELECTIONS: ALWAYS BE BLAKEY (5), SWEET IDEAL (8), ULTIMATE VINNIE (7), ROADMASTER (6)

OVERVIEW: Terrific race with several runners possessing metropolitan-quality form. ALWAYS BE BLAKEY (5) was back to his best in winning last time at Melton, thanks to an exceptional drive from Herbertson, where he was able to lead and win. Furthermore, he looked a different horse racing on the pegs. He has the early speed to potentially do the same again here, and if he backs that performance up, he will be hard to beat.

SWEET IDEAL (8) will be the beneficiary if the front line decides to overcook things, as she’s a fast mare with a very good turn of foot. She’s had a freshen-up since her win at Menangle, where she was way too good for her rivals when everything worked out perfectly. She’s classy and commands respect. ULTIMATE VINNIE (7) won’t know himself in this class, having consistently raced in FFA company. His most recent try at this level was two starts back, where he ran a good second. He’s a real threat, although the draw is tricky. ROADMASTER (6) is first-up in eight months, but he’s a very smart 6yo who has often raced against A-Grade opposition. He’s had two good trials leading into this, and whilst fitness is to come, he must be kept safe. The remaining unmentioned runners have claims, especially BOULEVARD BART (2), who is a progressive 4yo but takes on different gravy here.