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LIVE🏁 Canterbury Park: Stalkers dominating — 3/5 sat just off the speed and kicked. Sit-and-kick types to watch: Ferinzo (R7 $2.90), Calga Power (R7 $3.80), Albany Road (R7 $4.20), Debello (R7 $46) 🎯
🏁 Canterbury Park update: 4 races done, had a squiz at the patterns — all square. Leaders and closers both getting their chance. Maps are on the money, stick with the reads 🎯
🏁 Canterbury Park: Stalkers dominating — 2/3 sat just off the speed and kicked. Sit-and-kick types to watch: Ferinzo (R7 $2.90), Miss Capitale (R5 $3.30), Ivan's Hero (R6 $3.80), Calga Power (R7 $3.80) 🎯
🏇 ABSOLUTE SCENES! The Face salutes at $12.00! $4 Place → $54.00 collect 💰
🏇 ABSOLUTE SCENES! Mister Martini salutes at $8.33! $4 Place → $29.16 collect 💰
🏇 CALL THE AMBULANCE... BUT NOT FOR US! Farindira salutes at $8.50! $5 Win → $42.50 collect 💰
Meeting Stats
Punty's Early Mail
Rightio Loose Units, Canterbury on a Good 4 with the rail +4 and a stiff little ENE breeze puffing up the straight. Translation: if your nag is getting a cheap sit in the first half, it’s living in 4K. If it’s spotting them 8 lengths and looking for gaps like it’s playing Frogger… it can get real ugly, real quick.
MEET SNAPSHOT
Track: Canterbury Park, 1100m-1900m card
Rail: +4m Entire
Official going: Good 4 (expected to play pretty fair, but with a tiny lean to on-pace/inside runs)
Weather: Mostly clear, 25°C with gusts (watch for those head/tail-wind swings and any late sprinkle)
Early lane guess: Rails-in-run and leaders not stopping
Tempo profile: A couple of genuine-run races, a couple of “who stole the speed?” jobs early
Jockeys to follow:
N.C.Rawiller — key rides across the card and Canterbury suits hoops who make early decisions.
A.Hyeronimus — maps into the right spots all day; if he’s positive from the gates, you’ll feel it in your wallet.
T.Berry — gets the right horses in the right races; if he finds the fence at Canterbury, good luck catching him.
Stables to respect:
C J Waller (11 runners) — absolutely loaded; if one of his is firm in betting, take it seriously.
G Waterhouse & A Bott (4 runners) — speed and intent, even when the map says “awkward”.
Matthew Dale (4 runners) — pops up in the right races and doesn’t bring them to Sydney for a sightseeing tour.
Punty’s take:
This is one of those Canterbury meetings where the “map merchants” eat first. Rail out +4 usually means the inside is valuable, and with a couple of races projected to be moderate/slow, the leaders can turn it into a kick-fest. If you’re backmarker-dependent, you’re basically asking for a Netflix doco: “Making A Run: The Unfinished Story”.
Race 1 looks like a proper maiden knife-fight with a stack of money for a few of them. Race 4 is a full-blown open bunch where you can make a case for half the field and still be wrong. And late, Race 7 has that sweet smell of “market confidence everywhere” but the prices aren’t always your mate.
What it means for you:
Don’t go full hero on every race. Pick your spots to be aggressive (where the map and class line up), and in the chaos races keep the staking sensible and let exotics do the dirty work.
Also: we’ve been better when we’re decisive. If a horse maps to control (or stalk the leader) and the price isn’t cooked, back it like you mean it. And if you’re swinging at big odds, do it with a plan (place / exotics), not a prayer and a dream.
PUNTY’S BIG 3 + MULTI
These are the three bets the day leans on.
1 - Kimberley Secrets (Race 3, No.1) — $2.70
Why Ultra-consistent type who maps sweet at Canterbury and keeps finding the line.
2 - Concordia Wind (Race 4, No.1) — $4.80
Why Big market confidence and if they run along, the swoop is on.
3 - No Drama (Race 6, No.1) — $2.70
Why Maps to boss them from up front and Canterbury rewards that sort of carry-on.
Multi (all three to win): $10 × ~$34.99 = ~$349.90 collect
Race 1 – The Maiden Bunfight
Race type: Maiden, 1250m
Map & tempo: Slow burn early; on-pace runners get first crack, backmarkers need luck and a miracle.
Punty read: Farfetched (No.9) and Rach (No.8) look the obvious map players, but this is Canterbury 1250m maiden land where one bad decision and you’re bailed up behind a wall of arse. Farindira (No.3) is the one the “new horse smell” punters have sniffed, and that can be real at this joint. Mister Martini (No.5) is the spicy one with blinkers first time, but with a slow tempo you don’t want to be giving them start… you want to be stalking like Batman, not arriving like Commissioner Gordon after it’s over.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Farfetched (No.9) — $3.90 / $1.97
Prob 20.4% | Place: 32.7% | Value: 0.85x
Bet $3.50 Each Way, return $17.85
Why Waterhouse/Bott on-pacer who should lob handy even from barrier 9 if the early speed is as “meh” as projected.
2. Rach (No.8) — $4.60 / $2.20
Prob 18.3% | Place: 22.4% | Value: 0.93x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $18.50
Why Barrier 1 at Canterbury is basically the express lane if Berry can hold a spot; she’s been around the mark forever.
3. Farindira (No.3) — $8.50 / $3.50
Prob 41.0% | Value: 4.22x
Bet $5.00 Place, return $50.50
Why Big support and the profile says “can measure up quickly” in a race without a standout monster.
Roughie: Mister Martini (No.5) — $23.00 / $8.33
Prob 21.1% | Value: 2.59x
Bet $3.50 Place, return $29.16
Why Blinkers first time screams intent, but his path is “don’t be last and don’t be trapped” — simple, brutal, necessary.
Trifecta Box: 8, 3, 6 — $15
Why Feels like a messy maiden where the top few can all take turns punching each other in the face late.
Punty’s Pick: Farindira (No.3) $10.10 Place + Mister Martini (No.5) $23.00 Place
Dirty value angle in a small field: if one of these lands in the top two, you’re laughing.
Race 2 – The 1900m Grind
Race type: Benchmark 64 Handicap, 1900m
Map & tempo: Genuine; Lugarno (No.1) likely rolls and tries to pinch it.
Punty read: This is a proper staying-ish Canterbury race: if you’re in the wrong spot, you can’t just “turn it on” like it’s Fast & Furious. Lugarno (No.1) gets the map gift, Tassron (No.2) is the stalking danger with blinkers again, and Shanoni (No.5) is a talent but pace-disadvantaged if they overdo the mid-race shuffle. Party It Down (No.9) is the one if they genuinely run it along and the gaps appear at the right time.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Lugarno (No.1) — $3.70 / $1.90
Prob 23.7% | Place: 33.4% | Value: 0.88x
Bet $3.50 Each Way, return $18.55
Why Likely leader in a race that suits control-freak tactics.
2. Tassron (No.2) — $4.20 / $2.07
Prob 20.2% | Place: 30.4% | Value: 1.01x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $19.25
Why Blinkers back on, good draw, and maps to get the right trail if Lugarno doesn’t overcook it.
3. Shanoni (No.5) — $3.10 / $1.70
Prob 25.8% | Value: 0.69x
Bet $4.00 Place, return $12.00
Why Honest grinder, but the map says she might have to do it the hard way from out there.
Roughie: Party It Down (No.9) — $16.00 / $8.30
Prob 27.7% | Value: 2.05x
Bet $4.00 Place, return $33.20
Why If they truly run it and the leaders feel it late, he’s the one charging over the top.
Exacta Standout: 1 / 2, 5, 9 — $15
Why If Lugarno gets his own way, the only question is who nabs second in the drive.
Punty’s Pick: Party It Down (No.9) $8.30 Place
If the tempo’s honest, he’s the one with the late “excuse me, coming through” move.
Race 3 – The 1100m Punch-Up
Race type: Benchmark 72 Handicap, 1100m
Map & tempo: Moderate, with Generous Harry (No.3) the pace-suited pest.
Punty read: Kimberley Secrets (No.1) is the type that turns up every start and makes you money if you don’t get too cute. Rumours Abound (No.6) is in the fight but the price is tight for comfort. The real sicko angles are The Face (No.2) and King Of Florida (No.9) who can turn this into a “what the hell just happened?” replay if the leaders overdo it or the inside chops up late. Think Rocky Balboa stuff: ugly, gritty, somehow still alive at the 100m.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Kimberley Secrets (No.1) — $2.70 / $1.57
Prob 25.8% | Place: 47.2% | Value: 0.83x
Bet $3.50 Each Way, return $24.15
Why Maps to stalk, handles the grade, and keeps turning up like a tax bill.
2. Rumours Abound (No.6) — $2.80 / $1.60
Prob 19.3% | Place: 44.0% | Value: 0.92x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $12.50
Why On-pace, fit, and if he finds the right lane he’s in the frame again.
3. The Face (No.2) — $34.00 / $4.50
Prob 24.4% | Value: 3.39x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $54.00
Why Big odds for a horse who can bob up when the race shape gets messy.
Roughie: King Of Florida (No.9) — $101.00 / $3.00
Prob 22.3% | Value: 1.29x
Bet $3.00 Place, return $16.80
Why If the speed is hot and he pinches rails runs, he can clunk into the minors and ruin bookies’ lunches.
Exacta Standout: 1 / 6, 2, 9 — $15
Why Kimberley looks the anchor; the chaos is who fills the quinella spot.
Punty’s Pick: The Face (No.2) $34.00 Place + Kimberley Secrets (No.1) $2.70 Each Way
One for the steady bank-builder, one for the “how good’s this” pub story.
Race 4 – Open Bunch Mayhem
Race type: Benchmark 64 Handicap, 1550m
Map & tempo: Genuine; Savvy Spy (No.7) likely presses on and makes it a proper run race.
Punty read: This is the definition of “don’t marry the market”. Concordia Wind (No.1) is the backmarker with the late sprint if they run along, and Canterbury at 1550m can absolutely set up for that if the leaders eyeball each other. Savvy Spy (No.7) is the one who could make his own luck, while Throttle Response (No.9) is the hardy type who’s always thereabouts if he gets the right smother. El Paso (No.4) is the value spice, but needs to land in the first few without doing work.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Concordia Wind (No.1) — $4.80 / $2.27
Prob 17.8% | Place: 45.2% | Value: 0.87x
Bet $4.00 Each Way, return $56.00
Why Strong market push and the race sets up for a proper last-200m sting.
2. Savvy Spy (No.7) — $4.50 / $2.17
Prob 17.5% | Place: 36.2% | Value: 0.81x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $14.25
Why If he finds the top without burning petrol from barrier 9, he can just keep rolling.
3. Throttle Response (No.9) — $5.00 / $4.60
Prob 23.1% | Value: 1.27x
Bet $4.00 Place, return $18.40
Why Honest on-pacer who can stick on when others are throwing in the towel.
Roughie: El Paso (No.4) — $9.50 / $3.83
Prob 27.9% | Value: 0.53x
Bet $3.00 Place, return $4.80
Why Needs the perfect stalking run; if he gets cover and a clean peel, he’s in it up to his ears.
Quinella: 1, 7, 9 — $15
Why Looks a “whoever gets the right run” race; quinellas suit these even-money arguments.
Punty’s Pick: Concordia Wind (No.1) $4.80 Each Way + Throttle Response (No.9) $4.60 Place
Cover the swooper and the grinder and let them sort it out.
Race 5 – The 1100m Pressure Cooker
Race type: Benchmark 72 Handicap, 1100m
Map & tempo: Moderate; a few want the first half, so cover is gold.
Punty read: Miss Capitale (No.10) is the exciting type, but drawn wide (barrier 12) means you’re sweating early like you’re defusing a bomb in an action movie. Manukau (No.9) is the reliable “always in the fight” runner. Burj (No.5) can box-seat and pinch a place. And Choice Witness (No.6) is the proper blowout play: big odds, can run into it if they overdo the speed and the inside lanes open.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Miss Capitale (No.10) — $3.30 / $1.77
Prob 21.9% | Place: 56.3% | Value: 0.86x
Bet $3.50 Each Way, return $17.85
Why Raw talent, keeps finding, just needs luck from out wide.
2. Manukau (No.9) — $3.80 / $1.93
Prob 49.1% | Value: 0.94x
Bet $5.50 Place, return $5.50
Why Consistent as sunrise and maps for a soft run in behind the speed.
3. Burj (No.5) — $9.50 / $3.83
Prob 44.6% | Value: 0.32x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $8.10
Why If he holds a spot from barrier 2, he’s the one sneaking into the exotics.
Roughie: Choice Witness (No.6) — $27.00 / $11.20
Prob 35.5% | Value: 1.59x
Bet $3.50 Place, return $39.20
Why Big odds, but if the leaders go too hard, he’s the one charging late into the minors.
Exacta Standout: 10 / 9, 5, 6 — $15
Why If Miss Capitale gets across without spending, she’s the one; then it’s a scrap for second.
Punty’s Pick: Choice Witness (No.6) $11.20 Place
At the price, you don’t need him to win the Grand Final — just make the top three.
Race 6 – The Kia Evening Star
Race type: Benchmark 78, 1550m
Map & tempo: Genuine; No Drama (No.1) should control, but there’s enough pressure to make it real.
Punty read: No Drama (No.1) is the obvious map horse: barrier 2, lead, make them catch him. Art Volant (No.4) is the backmarker who needs tempo and luck. Ivan’s Hero (No.6) is the stalking pest who can put himself right on the winner’s back. And Xtra Approval (No.8) is the full degen play: if the race gets strung out and they’re swooping, you’re not as mad as you look.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. No Drama (No.1) — $2.70 / $1.57
Prob 26.3% | Value: 0.94x
Bet $7.00 Win, return $18.90
Why Maps to run them along and Canterbury punishes anything caught wide chasing.
2. Art Volant (No.4) — $3.50 / $1.83
Prob 20.8% | Place: 30.8% | Value: 0.92x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $13.75
Why If the leaders don’t get it all their own way, he’s the one running on late.
3. Ivan’s Hero (No.6) — $3.80 / $1.84
Prob 34.0% | Value: 0.73x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $8.55
Why On-pace grinder who keeps putting himself in the fight.
Roughie: Xtra Approval (No.8) — $41.00 / $14.33
Prob 20.8% | Value: 4.38x
Bet $3.50 Place, return $50.16
Why Needs a truly-run race and late lanes; if it turns into a swoopers’ carnival, he can absolutely lob.
Quinella: 1, 4, 6 — $15
Why If the race is run honestly, these three look the most likely to be in the photo together.
Punty’s Pick: Xtra Approval (No.8) $41.00 Place
This is the “I’m a sick individual” bet — but the setup can be there.
Race 7 – The Finale Scrap
Race type: Benchmark 72 Handicap, 1250m
Map & tempo: Genuine; True To Form (No.1) likely rolls forward and sets the table.
Punty read: Ferinzo (No.6) looks the right horse, Albany Road (No.4) is a proper threat, and Ornithology (No.8) has upside from barrier 1 if the gaps appear. Debello (No.2) is the weird one: big odds, massive market attention, and if he’s right after that “issue” note last time, he can crash the party. This is the post-credit scene where Marvel brings back the villain.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Ferinzo (No.6) — $2.90 / $1.63
Prob 21.5% | Place: 43.8% | Value: 0.81x
Bet $3.50 Each Way, return $15.86
Why Progressive type who maps right into the fight again.
2. Albany Road (No.4) — $4.20 / $2.07
Prob 19.4% | Place: 40.2% | Value: 0.79x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $13.75
Why On-pace and tough; if he lands with cover, he’s a menace.
3. Ornithology (No.8) — $4.80 / $2.27
Prob 29.1% | Value: 0.38x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $4.95
Why Barrier 1 at Canterbury is a weapon; he just needs clean air at the right time.
Roughie: Debello (No.2) — $46.00 / $15.00
Prob 20.7% | Value: 3.66x
Bet $3.50 Place, return $52.50
Why If he’s genuinely improved and the tempo is strong, he can rattle home and steal a top-two.
Exacta Standout: 6 / 4, 8, 2 — $15
Why Ferinzo feels the safest anchor; the quinella spot is where the carnage lives.
Punty’s Pick: Debello (No.2) $15.00 Place
If the money’s right and he’s right, that’s the sort of price that fixes your whole week.
SEQUENCE LANES — SINGLE OPTIMISED TICKET
EARLY QUADDIE (Races 1–4)
Smart: 3, 9, 8, 6, 2, 5, 7 / 1, 2 / 1, 6 / 4, 1, 9, 2, 7, 3 (168 combos x $0.36 = $60) — 36% flexi
Punty’s take: Absolute chaos quad: three open legs and a maiden that can do your head in. Wide ticket or don’t bother.
QUADDIE (Races 4–7)
Smart: 4, 1, 9, 2, 7, 3 / 10, 9 / 1, 6 / 6, 8, 4, 11, 2, 1, 10 (168 combos x $0.36 = $60) — 36% flexi
Punty’s take: It’s risky again because R4 is a raffle and R7’s got a few live chances. Entertainment ticket unless you’re feeling bulletproof.
NUGGETS FROM THE TRACK
1 - Rail +4 Canterbury Reality Check
If they’re not stopping early, don’t fight it. Leaders and rail runs can look like cheating here when the tempo drops mid-race.
2 - The “Too Much Money” Maiden Alarm (Race 1)
When half the field is smashed in betting, it’s usually because they all have some ability. That’s why the trifecta box makes sense: you don’t need to pick the exact script, just the cast.
3 - The Degenerate Sweet Spot Is Late (R6/R7)
Those late roughie place angles (Xtra Approval, Debello) are the kind that can turn a standard Friday into a Tarantino ending: confusing, violent, profitable.
FINAL WORD FROM THE DEGEN DEN
Keep it tight early, swing when the race shape suits, and if you’re chasing losses you’re already cooked. We’re punting, not performing open-heart surgery. Gamble Responsibly.
Punty's Wrap-Up
The Wrap Canterbury Park - Roughies, rockets, and a quaddie funeral
We jagged some proper filth early with No.3 Farindira winning and No.5 Mister Martini lobbin’ 3rd at a price, then No.1 Kimberley Secrets did the professional thing in Race 3 while the Exacta absolutely printed. Track-wise: if you were handy and not doing stupid work, you were in the movie; if you were spotting them a start and searching for gaps, you were basically in a hostage negotiation. End result: good collect overall, even with the Big 3 multi gettin’ mugged and both quaddies going down in flames.
How It Unfolded
Early doors played pretty much to the preview: Canterbury with rail +4, a bit of “leaders get first rights” energy, and a few races where tempo mattered more than vibes. That Maiden (Race 1) was still a knife-fight, but the money/run-style combo was real enough and the ones we wanted around the finish were there when it counted.
Mid-late, it didn’t suddenly flip into a swoopers’ paradise or anything dramatic — it stayed a “position and decisions” track. The big confirmation: when a race was genuinely-run, your fitter/stronger types could still get into it… but you needed timing and clear air, not the scenic route around the outside. So yeah: the original map read basically held.
The Scoreboard
Winners (Straight-Out)
- R1 No.3 Farindira — $5.00 Place @ $3.50 → +$12.50
- R1 No.8 Rach — $2.50 Each Way @ $4.60/$2.20 → +$0.25
- R1 No.5 Mister Martini — $3.50 Place @ $8.33 → +$25.66
- R2 No.5 Shanoni — $4.00 Place @ $1.70 → +$2.80
- R3 No.1 Kimberley Secrets — $3.50 Each Way @ $2.70/$1.57 → +$3.97
- R3 No.2 The Face — $4.50 Place @ $4.50 → +$15.75
- R4 No.7 Savvy Spy — $2.50 Each Way @ $4.50/$2.17 → +$0.21
- R4 No.9 Throttle Response — $4.00 Place @ $4.60 → +$14.40
- R5 No.9 Manukau — $5.50 Place @ $1.60 → +$3.30
- R6 No.6 Ivan’s Hero — $4.50 Place @ $2.40 → +$6.30
Exotics That Landed
- R3 Exacta 1 / 6,2,9 — $15.00 | div $264.50 → +$249.50
- R4 Quinella 1,7,9 — $15.00 | div $49.50 → +$34.50
Big 3 Multi Result
Missed.
- Race 3 No.1 Kimberley Secrets won (good leg)
- Race 4 No.1 Concordia Wind failed (4th, only 1.52L off — got there too late)
- Race 6 No.1 No Drama failed (2nd, beaten 0.6L — brave but not the hero)
Punty's Picks — How'd They Go?
- R1: No.3 Farindira Place — BANG. Won, and the “new horse smell” money was dead-set on.
- R1: No.5 Mister Martini Place — BANG. Blinkers/intent angle lands; ran top three and paid like a stolen wallet.
- R2: No.9 Party It Down Place — Miss. Needed them to really chop at each other late; didn’t get the dream setup and never landed the kill shot.
- R3: No.2 The Face Place — BANG. This was the exact script: if it got messy, he could bob up. Nearly nicked the whole thing.
- R3: No.1 Kimberley Secrets Each Way — BANG. Maps sweet, fights hard, does his job like a bloke clocking on for penalty rates.
- R4: No.1 Concordia Wind Each Way — Miss. The swoopers’ run came a touch too late and the winner controlled the key part of the race.
- R4: No.9 Throttle Response Place — BANG. On-pace grinder’s dream day: rolls, kicks, and tells the chasers to get stuffed.
- R5: No.6 Choice Witness Place — Miss. Roughie needed the pressure cooker to properly explode; instead it was more saucepan than deep fryer.
- R6: No.8 Xtra Approval Place — Miss. Needed a truly-run race and lanes opening like the Red Sea — never happened.
- R7: No.2 Debello Place — Miss. Market “attention” didn’t turn into market “truth”; when they quickened, he didn’t.
What We Learned — The Factors That Mattered
First and foremost: Canterbury with rail out is a decisions track. Not just “leaders win” — it’s “cheap runs win.” If your horse was in the first half with cover, you were live. If you were snagged back needing luck, you were relying on a miracle and a steward’s report.
Second: tempo still mattered, but only when it was genuine. Race 3 is the poster child — pressure on, the right stalker (No.1 Kimberley Secrets) gets the gun run, and the blowout place (No.2 The Face) flies because the race shape gave him oxygen. When it wasn’t brutally-run, you saw the usual Canterbury tax: backmarkers arriving when the party’s already over and the eskies are empty.
What missed? A couple of our “swoop if they overdo it” plays didn’t get the meltdown we needed. No.1 Concordia Wind in Race 4 was close without landing, and the late degen darts (No.8 Xtra Approval, No.2 Debello) needed chaos that just didn’t fully show up. Some days the track doesn’t do anything dramatic — it just quietly rewards the horses who get the soft map and the right peel.
The factor that defined the day: map position and cover. Full stop. Next time you see Canterbury Good with the rail out, stop trying to be the hero picking the last-to-first wizard unless you’re getting a ridiculous price AND you can explain the run (hot tempo, clear lanes, no traffic). Back the ones that can sit handy, pinch ground, and get the first crack.
Track Read — How The Map Played Out
The early read was on the money: inside/handy and economical was the go. Leaders weren’t unbeatable, but the track made it bloody hard to circle and win unless the race properly set up for it.
The best rides were the ones that committed early and didn’t panic — get cover, hold a spot, and peel at the right time. You could make ground late (hello, No.2 The Face), but you needed the race to help you. If you were three-wide with no cover at Canterbury, you may as well be running into an ENE headwind carrying a fridge.
Quick Hits (Race-by-Race)
- R1: Farindira ($7.20) — BANG Place +$12.50, BANG Place +$25.66 (Mister Martini); top pick No.9 Farfetched ran 5th
- R2: Goofinator ($11.00) — BANG Place +$2.80 (No.5 Shanoni); top pick No.1 Lugarno ran 4th
- R3: Kimberley Secrets ($2.70) — BANG Each Way +$3.97, BANG Place +$15.75, BANG Exacta +$249.50; top pick No.1 Kimberley Secrets won
- R4: Throttle Response ($4.80) — BANG Place +$14.40, BANG Quinella +$34.50; top pick No.1 Concordia Wind ran 4th
- R5: Manukau ($3.70) — BANG Place +$3.30; top pick No.10 Miss Capitale unplaced
- R6: Tenderize ($6.80) — BANG Place +$6.30 (No.6 Ivan’s Hero); top pick No.1 No Drama ran 2nd
- R7: True To Form ($20.60) — top pick No.6 Ferinzo ran 3rd