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Kilmore

Thu, Jul 16 2026

Preview by Bronte Nieuwenburg

10-UNIT GAME PLAN

R3 #4 ALABAMA ICE – 1 unit (win)

R4 #2 IMON – 3 units (win)

R5 #8 CLYMENUS – 2 units (win)

R7 #2 FARROH JOE – 2 units (win)

R8 #5 BROTHER MOUNTAIN – 2 units (win)

 

EARLY QUADDIE

2,3,6,9/3,5,6,7,10/4,7,8,9/2 

QUADDIE

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

 

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R9 9:00pm PICKLEBET 'GET YOUR PICKLE ON' 3YO MAIDEN TROT
$6,000 MAIDEN RBD TROTTERS
1690 Mobile
No. Form Horse Trainer Driver Class LPI Rank Odds
1 552522 WAR DAN PHOENIX  Dr: Nick Beale David Miles Nick Beale (C) 20% 1 $2.1
2 AMIRA  Dr: Doc Wilson Donna Castles Doc Wilson  6 $9.0
3 6397 KYVALLEY REEVA NZ  Dr: Tristan Larsen Brent Lilley Tristan Larsen (C) 20% 4 $5.5
4 5s7434 PARDRAY  Dr: Ryan Sanderson David Van Ryn Ryan Sanderson (C) 40% 2 $3.2
5 08s DUNDEA  Dr: Christopher Shinn Ruth Shinn Christopher Shinn  5 $26
6 245457 WAITING FOR ANNA  Dr: Chris Alford Alison Alford Chris Alford  20% 3 $7.0
SELECTIONS: WAR DAN PHOENIX (1),ᅠPARDRAY (4), AMIRA (2), WAITING FOR ANNA (6)

OVERVIEW: WAR DAN PHOENIX (1) been competitive throughout his career, but often finds one or two rivals just a little better. He looks well placed in this company and has the ace barrier to make full use of. PARDRAY (4) is a reliable trotter who rarely, if ever, puts a foot wrong. She has good gate speed and should be able to settle in a favourable position. AMIRA (2) is a well-bred first starter from the in-form Donna Castles stable. She has trialled alright and looks capable of a forward showing on debut. WAITING FOR ANNA (6) is still learning about racing and can make the occasional mistake. If she trots throughout, she has the ability to be competitive. Also respecting the New Zealand-bred, Brent Lilley-trained KYVALLEY REEVA (3).