RACE 1 (1,000M)
(6) DIYARANI was a distant fourth last run but any market support will see her as a big contender.
(4) DRESSEDTOTHENINES has shown her best form on the Poly while (3) FEEL THE WIND was much improved last run.
RACE 2 (1,000M) (8) GOOD LIVING has been knocking on the door for some time and the Paul Lafferty stable is in good form. The gelding switches to the Poly but, on his best form, he should make a bold bid.
The danger could be (3) MO KING. His two best efforts have been on the Poly and he should keep Good Living honest.
(1) MIND MAP did show some promise in the Cape but his last run is best ignored. The Poly could suit and, with first-time cheek pieces, he could give a lot of cheek.
(5) RAILROAD is struggling but can finish in the money.
RACE 3 (1,400M) (1) MERITORIOUS and (2) MOCHA BLEND look the most likely to feature.
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