Everything you need to know to pick a winner on a seven-race card.
The opener shapes well for debutant Shooting To Win fillywith the early hot favourite preferred at Taree on Sunday. Won a trial earlier this month before being ridden much quieter in the next, and gets first use of the inside on a dry surface.has beaten all but the winner in three runs off a six-week break and with any sort of decent run on speed from the wider gate should be right in the finish.
Improvingwas disappointing under pressure late at Armidale, but is suited from the draw coming back a furlong in distance.can strike second-up here from off speed. Was well fancied at Quirindi fresh when making late ground after a tough run, but maps better here sneaking down in the weights with a superior jockey taking over.after tailing off a long last in a much deeper Highway six weeks back.
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