After five straight defeats, sprint sensation Koblenz (17 from 29 – 3 from 3 Box 1) should return to the winners list in style when he headlines Wednesday’s Cranbourne card.
David Geall’s superbly-bred speed machine created headlines with a dazzling 11-race winning streak but has filled minor placings in his last five starts, albeit in elite company against the likes of Aston Rupee, Aston Fastnet and Mr. Fix It.
While Koblenz is yet to salute in two visits to Cranbourne during the G3 Classic series, The Watchdog is expecting him to bounce back bigtime, labelling his duel with the clock to be Tuesday’s Must Watch ‘race’.
Evergreen veteran Run Baba Run (25 wins – 4 from 9 Trk/Dst) won 2 starts back at Cranbourne and will be striving to repeat the dose when she clashes with Monaleen Flo (9 from 22 – 6 from 11 Trk/Dst).
The feature clash at The Meadows will see Andrea Dailly’s in-form G2 Cranbourne Cup winner Jax Bale (16 wins) challenged by kennelmate Providence Bale (18 wins) and David Geall’s Bounce Back (12 wins).
At Ballarat, Deb Coleman’s Zipping Zarbo (28 from 62 – 4 from 7 Box 8) is striving to enhance her superb strike rate when she meets the talented Aubameyang (12 from 39).
Indy Matilda (8 from 21 – 4 from 6 Box 1) is the ‘one’ to beat in the 545m Grade 5 final, with Eat My Dust (6 from 13) looming as the main threat.
Jason Thompson’s lightly-raced duo Decimate (3 from 3) and In The Spotlight (2 from 3) are both chasing back-to-back Ballarat successes, while kennelmates Overshadowed (11 from 26) and Amnesty are also expected to figure prominently.
Here’s an extensive analysis of today’s Must Watch Race, and be sure to scroll down further for ? The Watchdog’s $10 spend…