Form expert Dale Code has picked out a selection of greyhounds to follow from around Victoria. You may even want to add them to your Blackbook account.

FABRIOLA XIMENEZ
Breeding: Sep ’19 Droopy’s Buck x Fabriola Allen
Trainer: Andrea Daily, Anakie
Record: 24 starts 6-2-3

Dale says: “Has always shown ability but has gone to another level recently. Recorded a hat-trick of brilliant wins last month with a slashing victory at The Meadows in 29.89sec and followed that form with flying back-to-back wins over 545m at Ballarat in 30.56sec and 30.54sec respectively. His last start placing behind gun sprinter McCooly’s Lad over 595m at Sandown Park after bombing the start was super. A keen railer who can lead or come off the speed in his races, Fabriola Ximenez is certainly one to keep an eye on.”

Best traits: Keen railer; quite versatile; powerful run-home sections
Ideal draw: Box 1
Ideal distance: 550m – 600m

“Fabriola Ximenez’s last start placing behind gun sprinter McCooly’s Lad over 595m at Sandown Park after bombing the start was super.”

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WATCH: FABRIOLA XIMENEZ (7) put in a spirited performance to flash home and finish third at Sandown Park after a slow beginning.   Results

QUICK LOMAR
Breeding: Mar ‘20 Zambora Brockie x Fierce Lomar
Trainer: Maxwell Auld, Tatura
Record: 2 starts 0-1-0

Dale says: “Has had just the two starts. Had absolutely no luck on debut at Bendigo when heavily supported in betting and then turned in a mighty performance to finish second in the best time of the night (25.11sec) behind the highly promising Ms. Mighty Mouse at Shepparton a fortnight ago. His run home sectional that night was impressive, and he looks set to break his maiden status in a much easier race tonight at Shepparton. Still learning and with scope for improvement, Quick Lomar should establish himself as a more-than-handy provincial sprinter.”

Best traits: Strong finisher; plenty of upside
Ideal draw: Box 8
Ideal distance: 450m – 500m

“Still learning and with scope for improvement, Quick Lomar should establish himself as a more-than-handy provincial sprinter.”

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WATCH: QUICK LOMAR (7) looks ready to break his maiden status judging by this valiant runner-up effort at Shepparton on November 29.   Results

LEVITATION
Breeding: Oct ’19 Fernando Bale x Elevated
Trainer: Jacqueline Greenough, Pearcedale
Record: 5 starts 1-3-1

Dale says: “Absolutely love the way this litter sister to star prospect Revolution goes about her racing. Has had just the five starts yet she races with a maturity beyond her experience. Her effort to score two starts back at Sandown Park, when she beat the promising Barooga Boy, was top shelf. With truckloads of ability and a real appetite for racing, Levitation has the recipe to become a top city class performer.”

Best traits: Tenacious chaser; can lead or come off the speed
Ideal draw: Inside draw
Ideal distance: 500m

“With truckloads of ability and a real appetite for racing, Levitation has the recipe to become a top city class performer.”

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WATCH: LEVITATION (3) displayed outstanding tenacity to claim victory at Sandown Park and was powering away from her rivals late.   Results

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Dale Code is a professional form analyst and son of champion Melbourne Cup-winning trainer, the late Judy Hayley.