Morphettville May 9th, Tips and Previews
Best Bet - Morphettville Race 8
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Rey Magnerio $5.00
Rey Magnerio caught the eyes of punters in the Quokka behind the winning machine Jigsaw at Ascot.
The Magnus gelding savaged the line from a different suburb, and he put the writing on the wall for a third-up victory.
The form around him has stood up time and again, and the consistent six-year-old thoroughly deserves a Group 1 victory.
His versatility alone puts him into all winning conversations, and the ‘Wizard from the West’ takes the reins.
He will look the winner as they run for the doctor.
Tycoon Star is flying at present.
The Written Tycoon colt was a brilliant last start winner of the Tobin Bronze Stakes, and he gets his chance to break through at the elite level on Saturday.
His exposed form this campaign is first-class, and the feather weight puts him into all winning calculations.
The carpark draw is the biggest deterrent.
Next Best - Morphettville Race 7
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Kokako $6.00
Kokako was an impressive last-start winner at Pakenham.
The Swiss Ace mare lands in the city of churches up and about, and this looks a very winnable assignment despite her limited racing experience.
The lightly raced five-year-old has upside and progression for days, and the 1200m suits at this stage of her campaign.
A recent jump-out turned heads, and I suspect she will be cherry ripe on Saturday.
Acid test!
Aviatress is the classy runner of the field.
The Smart Missile mare resumes after an impressive spring preparation, and a recent barrier trial looked more than ominous.
Her first-up record must be respected, and the current track conditions suit to tee.
She will make her presence felt, even with luck in transit.
Best Roughie - Morphettville Race 6
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Chicago Storm $11.00/$3.00
Chicago Storm is over the odds.
The Trust In A Gust gelding is knocking on the door, and I suspect he has been trained to the minute for this assignment.
The big boy has finished on the heels of the winners all campaign, and he deserves his shot at this level on Saturday.
He is extremely well-weighted at 55kg, and I suspect he is ready to explode.
Arran Bay has been heavily supported in most all-in markets.
The All Too Hard gelding looks well placed in this company, and he is simply too classy and consistent to dismiss.
The rising eight-year-old finds his pet distance, and his record at the track must be respected.
The camp is flying at present, and I suspect this has been a long-range target from the yard.
Major player!
QUADDIE
Q
$160 for 50%
Leg 1: 2, 3, 4, 6, 10
Leg 2: 1, 12
Leg 3: 1, 7
Leg 4: Field
Outlay: $160
Flexi Percentage = 50%
