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  • Thursday, 03 Nov, 2016,
  • by Greyhound Racing Victoria

SHOOTOUT – The Fantastic Four

With the field reduced to half it’s only fitting punters would believe their chances of backing a winner would be in their favour, but this couldn’t be further from the truth! The winner-takes-all Shootout is made up of four of Australia’s fastest greyhounds, all with attributes that could see them take out the individual event.

The Group Two $50,000 Shootout was hand selected from 12 nominations. Dundee Osprey, Outside Pass, Worm Burner and Zambora Brockie are the worthy runners at Sandown Park’s Shootout on Friday night.

 

BOX DRAW AND TRAINERS COMMENTS 

 

BOX ONE – DUNDEE OSPREY (GEOFFREY SCOTT-SMITH)
“I don’t think he will lead the Shootout despite jumping from box one but he won’t be far off the leader. All he needs is a clear run in the first 50 metres but it’s hard to be confident with such a talented field,” trainer Geoffrey Scott-Smith said.
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Dundee Osprey following his Group One Topgun victory last start.

 

BOX THREE – OUTSIDE PASS (TONY APAP)

“She has shown she can begin in a field which will be handy on Friday night. The reduced field size will give her a big chance of a Shootout win. I give her every chance to win because she is a very good dog but saying that – all four dogs in the field are champions,” trainer Tony Apap said.

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Outside Pass. Photo credits Paul Munt.

 

BOX FIVE – ZAMBORA BROCKIE (ANTHONY AZZOPARDI)

“Zambora Brockie is as ready as he has ever been! Drawing box five isn’t ideal but he has enough pace to cross Outside Pass (box three) and Dundee Osprey (box one), saying that the rest of the field are very strong. It’s so hard to pick a winner; they all have their strong traits and you have to respect the lot,” trainer Anthony Azzopardi said.

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Zambora Brockie following his Group Two Horsham Cup victory earlier in the year. 

 

BOX SEVEN – WORM BURNER (CAMERON BUTCHER)

“He is definitely ready for the Shootout. The four dogs field suits him because there are less dogs for him to work around. The biggest worries for him is the travel and the fact it’s his first start at Sandown. All the dogs in the field are very good dogs so it’s pretty hard to pick a winner,” trainer Cameron Butcher said.

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Worm Burner. Photo credits GRSA.  

 

TAB ODDS 

 

SHOOTOUT FORM GUIDE 

 

SHOOTOUT NIGHT AT SANDOWN PARK 

 

 

 

 

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