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Bronte Nieuwenburg has outlined her selections and suggested game plan for Bendigo’s Lang Memorial all-trotting card, a meeting held in honour of Gavin Lang and his father Graeme, recognising their significant contributions to the harness racing industry.
R1 – 5.02pm – Steamatic Trot – 1650m
1 – Dona Amalia
9 – Amour Maternal
8 – Apex
3 – Bullapark Beno
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Dona Amalia is a talented type with a strong record from barrier one, winning two of her three starts from the inside draw. She has good gate speed and a sharp turn of foot late in her races. She looks set to get a soft run on the fence and will be one to watch in the closing stages.
BACK: 1 Dona Amalia – 2 units (win)
R2 – 5.32pm – Save Our Pennys Trot – 2150m
7 – The Dark Thunder
2 – Hurricane Katie
3 – Thats Your Opinion
8 – Waikare Adrienna
R3 – 6.04pm – Sumthingaboutmaori Trot (1st Heat) – 2150m
7 – Keayang Francisco
10 – Keayang Brandy
9 – Abbie
4 – Whats The Tea
Keayang Francisco is a talented mare who can be prone to mistakes, but she was strong winning at this track last start. If she trots throughout, she’s the one to beat.
BACK: 7 Keayang Francisco – 2 units (win)
R4 – 6.30pm – Lang Family Dynasty Trot – 2150m
9 – Keayang Tweetybird
4 – Everybodylovesme
3 – Maestro
6 – Frosty Girl
Much like stablemate Keayang Francisco, Keayang Tweetybird is a talented and classy runner who can make errors at times. She’s versatile, with her biggest asset being an electric turn of foot. She has standout quarter speed in this field, and if she trots throughout, she’ll be hard to beat.
BACK: 9 Keayang Tweetybird – 2 units (win)
R5 – 6.59pm – The Gavin Lang Aldebaran Park 2yo Trotting Mile – 1650m
3 – Unclad
1 – Brother Mountain
5 – Im Havintotrot
6 – Jays All That
R6 – 7.31pm – The Graeme Lang Aldebaran Park 2yo Trotting Mile – 1650m
6 – Harperseven
7 – Jilliby Aura
5 – Aldebaran Jazmine
3 – Tipple Time
R7 – 8.00pm – Wagon Apollo 3yo Trotting Mile – 1650m
5 – Commodus
6 – Vytis
7 – Alrighty
4 – Ijustcalledtosay
R8 – 8.30pm – Scotch Notch 3yo Trotting Mile – 1650m
7 – Keayang Kurki
6 – No Money No Honey
5 – Sassy Galleon
8 – Carla Pixie
Keayang Kurki was last year’s Group 1 Vicbred Super Series 2YO Trotting Fillies Final winner. She’s a talented type and won her most recent start at this track. While barrier seven doesn’t look ideal on paper, it should give her the space she needs to trot away safely.
BACK: 7 Keayang Kurki – 2 units (win)
R9 – 9.00pm – True Roman 3yo Maiden Trot – 2150m
4 – Voldagha
6 – Sammy Haller
3 – Itgetsbetter
7 – Keayang Minnesota
It’s surprising that Voldagha, the son of Volstead, is still a maiden. His sectional times are significantly superior to the rest of this field. He should be able to find a forward position and will be hard to beat.
BACK: 4 Voldagha – 2 units (win)
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