PUNTY EARLY MAIL, Beaumont (2026-10-26)
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Rightio Degenerates, seven races, 93 runners and a Soft 6 underfoot, so the mud is going to sort the wheat from the chaff. Nobody has proven they can handle this, so we pay attention to who has actually won in the wet and bet on that, not on the name in the pre-post. Grab a coffee, sit down and let's get into it.

MEET SNAPSHOT

Track: Beaumont, 1150m to 2100m card
Rail: True (no rail position given in the data, so no lane call)
Official going: Soft 6 (6mm last 24hrs, 25mm last 7 days)
Weather: Overcast, gusts 25.9km/h, rain risk 40%+ at 14:00, 17:00 and 20:00
Early lane guess: unknown pre-race, watch the first two
Tempo profile: Race 1 slow, Race 2 genuine, Race 3 moderate, Race 4 slow, Race 5 slow, Race 6 genuine, Race 7 genuine
Jockeys to follow:
Aaron Bullock: Six rides, including Steel Knight in Race 3 and Chestime in Race 7, and a 21.4% strike rate at this track (1166/5455).
Shannen Llewellyn: Six rides spread across the card, Dayu in Race 3 and Warbreccan in Race 4 among them, and an 11.9% strike rate at this track (161/1355).
Reece Jones: Five rides, Super Vitality in Race 2 the one I'd be watching, with a 9.6% strike rate at this track (486/5082).
Stables to respect:
Annabel & Rob Archibald (5 runners): Steel Knight in Race 3, Breakout in Race 4, Electric Bliss in Race 5, and Missile Magnate and Tulipwood in Race 7. Five shots across three races is a big footprint.
Richard & Will Freedman (4 runners): Seductra, Excelluna and Captivating Tycoon in Race 3, plus Gem Tycoon in Race 4. Seductra is my each-way call in the first of those.
Carlos Antonio (3 runners): Morpeth in Race 2, and Golden Cow and Eternal Ember in Race 6. Their Race 6 pair both sit in the bigger-odds end of the market, so they're one for the long-shot hunters.

Punty's take: Where's the speed? Mostly in Race 2 and Race 6, where the maps have genuine pace, with Warrawee the lone leader in the maiden and Fancy Shoulder the lone leader in the Benchmark 58. Race 1, Race 4 and Race 5 all carry slow pace tags, which is the kind of tempo that lets a horse sit in the one-out, one-back spot and hang on, or lets the leader sit up and hold the field off. Race 3 is the moderate one, and it's the race where the market is most sure of itself with Steel Knight and Seductra at the top of the board.

Banker races? Race 2 looks like the one with the most juice at the top, with Super Vitality at $2.20 and sitting in the middle of the map with a strong Map Factor. Race 1 is the cleanest of the back half, where Questionable is the stand-out and the pace tag is the only thing working against him. Chaos races are Race 5 and Race 6, where the market has been moving on half a dozen horses and nobody in either field gets above a 15% win chance by the numbers. Race 7 has a LEADER in Sipping Shamus and a few on-pace runners behind him, so the early pace will be honest but the finish could be messy.

Stables with numbers today: Richard & Will Freedman bring four into the third race and Annabel & Rob Archibald bring five across the card, so the big stables are worth knowing when the market moves. K A Lees have all five of their runners in the Race 5 maiden, and that's a stable that wants a bet on the board.

What it means for you: Be aggressive in Race 2 with the banker, then protect yourself in Race 3 because the pace tag is against Seductra even though she is my each-way pick. The quaddie is the ticket to watch, with Race 4 the tight leg and Race 5 and Race 6 the wide open ones. You'll be paying real money for the long ones, so keep the Race 1 win bet modest and let the Race 2 and Race 4 favourites do the heavy lifting.

Keep in mind the Race 1 bet is on Questionable, who is pace disadvantaged on the card. He's still the one I'm backing because the form and the market both say he's the one to beat, but don't be surprised if the slow tempo gives Astrogazer a sit-and-sprint job to do. The value sits with the horses the market has written off, not with the ones it's backing hard.

PUNTY'S BIG 3 + MULTI

These are the three bets the day leans on.

1 - Super Vitality (Race 2, No.10) — $2.20
Why He's the best-credentialled horse in the maiden, with a win and a second in his last three starts, and Reece Jones gives him a fair chance from the middle of the field. He's short, so he won't make you rich, but he's the anchor of the Big 3.
2 - Questionable (Race 1, No.7) — $3.00
Why He's the one with the cleanest recent run, a win over 2200m at Dubbo last start, and the market still gives him a fair chance on the soft. The slow pace is a worry, so I'm happy to take the bet and not the bragging rights.
3 - Good'n'you (Race 4, No.1) — $2.75
Why His last start was a win at Newcastle, he's got the fastest sectional times in the field, and Tom Sherry has the ride. He'll be near the front once the speed is sorted, and if the pace stays slow he's the one who can sprint away.
Multi (all three to win): $10 × 18.15 = $181.50

Race 1 – DrinkWise

Race type: Benchmark 66, 2100m
Map & tempo: Pace: Slow Pace. Astrogazer (No.6) is the only ON-PACE runner, and Sound And Vision (No.2), Questionable (No.7), Hussy La Vista (No.5), Line Of Fire (No.1) and Rebel's Edge (No.4) sit MIDFIELD. D'oro Choice (No.3) and Smart Jazz (No.8) are BACKMARKERS. Pace Advantaged: Sound And Vision, Astrogazer. Pace Disadvantaged: Questionable, Smart Jazz.
Punty read: Questionable (No.7) is the bet, and I'm backing him because he's the one in the field with the strongest recent form line, a win over 2200m at Dubbo last start and a 1st-up plus 2nd-up profile that suits a fresh horse. Soft 4:0-0-1 means he's yet to win on soft, so the rain is the question. The slow pace hurts his map, so he needs to be handy without being asked too early. Astrogazer is the danger because he's the only one who can lead, and Sound And Vision is the one that could come from the middle with the advantaged pace tag. Think of it as a Mad Max movie where the wasteland is the mud and the warlord is the on-pace horse, and Questionable is the bloke who waits for the fuel to run out.

1. Questionable (No.7) — $3.00 / $1.35
Bet $7.50 Win, return $22.50
Prob 28.5% | Place: 70.0% | Value: 0.85x Steady since tip
Why Won at Dubbo last start over 2200m, and his J@trk and T@trk numbers are the kind that keep a punter comfortable. The soft form is thin, but the price says the market doesn't think much of the rain factor either.
2. Astrogazer (No.6) — $3.60 / $1.50
Bet Tracked
Prob 22.8% | Place: 61.5% | Value: 0.82x Steady since tip
Why A real chance — but at $1.50 the place the numbers don't give me enough edge to insure with. Watching, not betting.
3. Hussy La Vista (No.5) — $5.50 / $1.80
Bet Tracked
Prob 13.0% | Place: 38.9% | Value: 0.72x Steady since tip
Why Last start was a 6th at Wagga over 2000m after being held up, and the Cootamundra 1600m win is his best recent form. The rider isn't named in the data, so I'm not putting him on a jockey angle.

Roughie: D'oro Choice (No.3) — $9.50 / $2.55
Bet Tracked
Prob 8.2% | Place: 32.7% | Value: 0.78x Steady since tip
Why He's a BACKMARKER with a Soft 10:1-2-0 record and a Dist 3:0-0-2 line, so if the front runners stop and the race turns into a sprint home, he's the one with the late kick. On a slow pace he has a lot of ground to make up, and that's why he's a roughie, not a bet.

Race 2 – Dailey Family Funerals Country Boosted Mdn Plate

Race type: Maiden, 1150m
Map & tempo: Pace: Genuine Pace. Warrawee (No.5) is the lone LEADER. Morpeth (No.2), Thirty Degrees (No.3), Bobbin Back (No.6), Must Diamond (No.8) and Street Empress (No.9) are ON-PACE. Unalienable Right (No.4) and Super Vitality (No.10) are MIDFIELD. Knight Chant (No.1) and Echo Of A Whisper (No.7) are BACKMARKERS. Lotsa Dipity (No.11) has an UNKNOWN map, so I'm claiming no position for him. Pace Disadvantaged: Knight Chant, Morpeth, Echo Of A Whisper, Street Empress.
Punty read: Super Vitality (No.10) is the bet because he's got the best form line in the race and the market has him as the clear pick. He won at Newcastle and Beaumont over 1000m, then ran 4th at Tamworth last start, and his only soft outing gave him a placing. Warrawee as the lone leader in a genuine pace is the one who could steal it if the field is loose, so the danger is the front-runner setting a slow-ish pace in a genuine race. Thirty Degrees is the one to watch from the ON-PACE group, and Unalienable Right is the one who could run on late off the pace. Think of Super Vitality as the Ferrari in a field of Corollas, with all the speed in the world and a sweaty palm at the start.

1. Super Vitality (No.10) — $2.20 / $1.22
Bet $15.00 Win, return $33.00
Prob 39.8% | Place: 70.0% | Value: 0.88x Steady since tip
Why Won at Newcastle and Beaumont over 1000m from his last three starts, and Tamworth 4th at 1200m last start. He's the best-credentialled horse in the race and the one the market trusts most, so he's the banker I'm happy to build around, even at the short price.
2. Thirty Degrees (No.3) — $6.50 / $2.15
Bet Tracked
Prob 12.7% | Place: 46.1% | Value: 0.83x Steady since tip
Why A real chance — but at $2.15 the place the numbers don't give me enough edge to insure with. Watching, not betting.
3. Unalienable Right (No.4) — $6.50 / $2.15
Bet Tracked
Prob 11.5% | Place: 38.9% | Value: 0.75x Steady since tip
Why Aaron Bullock rides and his J@trk line is one of the best in the race. He's 3kg up from last start and carries a Good 5:0-1-0 record, and his Tamworth 6th last start was a run he'll want to improve on.

Roughie: Lotsa Dipity (No.11) — $10.00 / $2.80
Bet Tracked
Prob 7.8% | Place: 32.7% | Value: 0.78x Steady since tip
Why The map is unknown, so I'm not guessing where he'll run. The first-time ear muffs and a Scone 900m 2nd last start give him a little intrigue, and if the early speed is loud and the field comes back to him, he has the late kick to earn a place.

Race 3 – Reward Hospitality Hcp

Race type: Class 1, 1150m
Map & tempo: Pace: Moderate Pace. Steel Knight (No.1), Frostisen (No.5), Very Sirius (No.7), Lily Bobtail (No.9) and Tread The Boards (No.12) are the advantaged group. Captivating Tycoon (No.2), Seductra (No.3), Blue Suede Hooves (No.6) and Albert's Pick (No.10) are the disadvantaged group. Excelluna (No.4) and Kermitisapet (No.8) are the in-between runners. He'sthechief (No.11) is a dual acceptor booked for Race 6, so he's out of this picture.
Punty read: Seductra (No.3) is the each-way bet, and she's the one that carries the most weight in the market and the form. The pace is against her on the map, which is the honest worry, but she's got the best place numbers in the race and Ashley Morgan has the ride. Steel Knight is the horse I'd be most worried about. He's the advantaged runner, has a Canberra 2nd last start and is firming in the market. Excelluna is the one who could steal it from the second line if the speed collapses. The price tells you the market is leaning on Steel Knight, and I've got a soft spot for a horse that's been backed.

1. Seductra (No.3) — $4.00 / $1.70
Bet $15.00 Each Way ($7.50W + $7.50P), collects $42.75 if it wins ($30.00 win + $12.75 place), $12.75 if it only places
Prob 25.6% | Place: 61.8% | Value: 1.02x Steady since tip
Why The place value is the reason I'm on her, and she's got a strong 4th at Rosehill and a 6th at Kembla Grange in her last two runs. The pace tag hurts, but the each-way gives her a safety net if she finishes in the top three.
2. Steel Knight (No.1) — $3.00 / $1.50
Bet Tracked
Prob 20.8% | Place: 53.8% | Value: 0.62x Steady since tip
Why The top pick's each-way already covers the place angle here — doubling up is paying twice for the same insurance. Tracked instead.
3. Excelluna (No.4) — $4.20 / $1.75
Bet Tracked
Prob 19.2% | Place: 52.6% | Value: 0.81x Steady since tip
Why Speed Rank 1 on the card, and his time sectionals are the fastest in the field. Shaun Guymer rides and the Richard & Will Freedman stable is in form, so he's a real chance from the midfield.

Roughie: Kermitisapet (No.8) — $11.00 / $3.30
Bet Tracked
Prob 6.5% | Place: 27.8% | Value: 0.71x Steady since tip
Why A BACKMARKER with the fastest L600 sectional in the race and a Muswellbrook 5th at 1000m last start. If the moderate pace stays honest and the front pair go at each other, he's the one who can come home fastest and steal a place.

Race 4 – New Era Technology Hcp

Race type: Class 1, 1350m
Map & tempo: Pace: Slow Pace. Elphaba (No.9) is the only ON-PACE runner, and Cool Az Aletta (No.10) is the BACKMARKER. Everyone else is MIDFIELD, including Good'n'you (No.1), Breakout (No.8), River Jordan (No.2), Classic Pocket (No.3), Gem Tycoon (No.4) and The Warrior (No.5). Pace Advantaged: Good'n'you, Classic Pocket, Gem Tycoon. Pace Disadvantaged: Who Loves A Harley, Breakout, Cool Az Aletta.
Punty read: Good'n'you (No.1) is the bet. He's the form horse of the race with a Newcastle 1300m win last start and the fastest sectionals on the card, and he's on the advantaged side of the slow pace with Tom Sherry aboard. The danger is Breakout, who has a Scone 1100m win last start and is the one the market has in the mix at $2.75. Classic Pocket is the one most likely to be overlooked, with Blinkers OFF and Visors ON for the first time today. I like the way this race shapes, with everyone sitting in the middle and the winner coming from wherever the leader slows to a crawl.

1. Good'n'you (No.1) — $2.75 / $1.37
Bet $10.50 Win, return $28.88
Prob 28.3% | Place: 54.9% | Value: 0.78x Steady since tip
Why Newcastle 1300m win last start, and his time sectional is the fastest in the field. The slow pace lands on the advantaged side for him, and Tom Sherry has the ride.
2. Breakout (No.8) — $4.20 / $1.65
Bet Tracked
Prob 17.6% | Place: 54.4% | Value: 0.74x Steady since tip
Why A real chance — but at $1.65 the place the numbers don't give me enough edge to insure with. Watching, not betting.
3. River Jordan (No.2) — $7.50 / $2.45
Bet Tracked
Prob 10.2% | Place: 38.9% | Value: 0.76x Steady since tip
Why Newcastle 1300m win last start, and Reece Jones rides. His Taree and Newcastle excuses show he's been unlucky, so he's a horse who could be better than the price.

Roughie: The Warrior (No.5) — $10.00 / $2.65
Bet Tracked
Prob 9.0% | Place: 32.7% | Value: 0.90x Steady since tip
Why Blinkers are ON again, and the market has drifted from $6.50 to $9.00. He's a MIDFIELD runner with a Wyong 1350m 4th last start, and if the pace collapses in the middle of the field he can run on from the back of the bunch.

Race 5 – TAB Mdn Hcp

Race type: Maiden, 1350m
Map & tempo: Pace: Slow Pace. Shanti (No.11) is ON-PACE and Bobby (No.18) is also ON-PACE with a Map Factor below 1. Stunning Future (No.8), Romancastle (No.2), Insain Chaos (No.15), Darn Saga (No.3), Electric Bliss (No.12) and Sacred Well (No.10) are MIDFIELD. Victor The Warrior (No.5), Oh My Oh My (No.7), Escalopecan (No.9), Oakfield Nevada (No.17) and I'lltellyounothing (No.13) are BACKMARKERS. Tibetan Power (No.1) has an UNKNOWN map. Pace Advantaged: Darn Saga, Electric Bliss, Seven Wonders. Pace Disadvantaged includes Stunning Future.
Punty read: Stunning Future (No.8) is the bet, and he's the one with the best combination of sectionals and form in the maiden. His Hawkesbury 1300m 3rd last start came off a 0.8L margin, and his L600 is the fastest in the field. The slow pace is against him on the map, so he needs to be handy without leading. Insain Chaos is the one I'd be most worried about from the middle, with Blinkers ON first time and a 3-second record from four starts on soft. Romancastle is a fair horse with a 2nd at Goulburn last start. Think of it as a Bourne movie where the good guy doesn't have the car chase he expected but still gets the job done.

1. Stunning Future (No.8) — $3.40 / $1.60
Bet $13.00 Win, return $44.20
Prob 21.9% | Place: 46.1% | Value: 0.74x Steady since tip
Why Hawkesbury 1300m 3rd last start, and Tom Sherry is on a strong run with the stable. The fastest L600 in the field is the one that matters on a slow-paced day, and the market has him as the clear favourite.
2. Insain Chaos (No.15) — $7.50 / $2.65
Bet Tracked
Prob 11.0% | Place: 34.1% | Value: 0.82x Steady since tip
Why A real chance — but at $2.65 the place the numbers don't give me enough edge to insure with. Watching, not betting.
3. Romancastle (No.2) — $6.00 / $2.25
Bet Tracked
Prob 11.0% | Place: 46.1% | Value: 0.66x Steady since tip
Why Goulburn 1100m 2nd last start, and Louise Day rides. T-HOT at 18.0% over the last 100 rides for the trainer is a stat that's worth a look, and the price has drifted from $4.80 to $6.00, so the market is cooling on him.

Roughie: Victor The Warrior (No.5) — $11.00 / $3.50
Bet Tracked
Prob 6.7% | Place: 24.4% | Value: 0.73x Steady since tip
Why A BACKMARKER with a Good 1:0-0-0 record and a market move from $15.00 to $11.00 in heavy support. He's the one who needs the slow pace to collapse and the front runners to come back to him, and if they do, he's a finisher who can sneak a place.

Race 6 – NZB Country Boosted (Bm58)

Race type: Benchmark 58, 1200m
Map & tempo: Pace: Genuine Pace. Fancy Shoulder (No.6) is the LEADER. ON-PACE runners: Starry Jack (No.1), Mellencamp (No.2), Langlo Crossing (No.3), Steely Girl (No.4), Stormfield (No.5), Aye Aye Skipper (No.9), Lolita (No.12), Phoenix Power (No.13) and Snitzenegger (No.17). BACKMARKERS: Laizabout (No.7), Devilish Sun (No.8) and Broken Wings (No.10). MIDFIELD: Eternal Ember (No.11), Ring My Bell (No.14), He'sthechief (No.15), Raised By Wolves (No.16) and Golden Cow (No.18). Pace Advantaged: Lolita, Phoenix Power, Ring My Bell, Golden Cow. Pace Disadvantaged: Starry Jack, Mellencamp, Langlo Crossing, Fancy Shoulder, Laizabout, Devilish Sun, Aye Aye Skipper, Broken Wings, He'sthechief, Raised By Wolves.
Punty read: Fancy Shoulder (No.6) is the each-way pick, and he's the one leading the race in a genuine pace. The list of on-pace rivals behind him is long, and the pace tag is against him on the map, so the question is whether he can hold the speed. He's run 2nd at Port Macquarie twice in his last three starts, so he's close to the mark. Broken Wings is the one I'd be most worried about from the back, with a Taree 6th last start and a J-HOT jockey line. Aye Aye Skipper is the roughie with a Port Macquarie 3rd last start on his CV and the sort of closing run that could come good if the front runners go too hard. Think of it like the Ocean's Eleven heist where everybody is trying to be the clever one and the crew gets in each other's way.

1. Fancy Shoulder (No.6) — $4.80 / $1.95
Bet $9.00 Each Way ($4.50W + $4.50P), collects $30.38 if it wins ($21.60 win + $8.78 place), $8.78 if it only places
Prob 12.8% | Place: 38.8% | Value: 0.61x Steady since tip
Why Grady Spokes rides and he's the leader on the map. Two seconds at Port Macquarie in his last two starts is the form that gives him a place chance, and the each-way covers him if he holds on for third.
2. Broken Wings (No.10) — $7.00 / $2.50
Bet Tracked
Prob 12.6% | Place: 38.9% | Value: 0.88x Steady since tip
Why The top pick's each-way already covers the place angle here — doubling up is paying twice for the same insurance. Tracked instead.
3. Langlo Crossing (No.3) — $4.00 / $1.75
Bet Tracked
Prob 9.9% | Place: 34.1% | Value: 0.40x Steady since tip
Why Aaron Bullock rides and the market has been heavy, from $5.00 to $4.00. He's on the same on-pace line as the leader, so he'll be close enough to pounce if the front pair go too hard.

Roughie: Aye Aye Skipper (No.9) — $11.00 / $3.50
Bet Tracked
Prob 8.6% | Place: 31.1% | Value: 0.95x Steady since tip
Why Port Macquarie 3rd at 1204m last start was the best run in his recent work, and his last-start excuse was a wide run and a slow start. If the front runners burn each other out, he's the one with the closing kick to get a place.

Race 7 – The Prince of Merewether (Bm66)

Race type: Benchmark 66, 1350m
Map & tempo: Pace: Genuine Pace. Sipping Shamus (No.9) is the lone LEADER. Chestime (No.3), Bold And Blazen (No.4) and Tulipwood (No.7) are ON-PACE. Jade Trees (No.1), Missile Magnate (No.2), Venom Wolf (No.5), Golden Honour (No.8), Bonjour Madame (No.10), Silent Serenade (No.11) and Frenchburg (No.13) are MIDFIELD. Pace Advantaged: Jade Trees, Missile Magnate, Chestime. Pace Disadvantaged: Bold And Blazen, Golden Honour, Bonjour Madame.
Punty read: Jade Trees (No.1) is the bet. He's the best-credentialled horse in the field with a 4-2-1 record from 10 starts, and he won at Grafton over 1000m last start. His one start at the distance was a win, and he's on the advantaged side of the genuine pace. Chestime is the one who sits right behind him and has the strongest closing sectionals. Sipping Shamus is the leader in a genuine race, which makes him the danger if the field lets him dictate. Tulipwood is the roughie, and the market has him firming from $3.60 to $9.50. Think of it like the Rocky movie where the favourite gets a bit too cocky and the underdog wins on heart.

1. Jade Trees (No.1) — $3.60 / $1.60
Bet $10.50 Win, return $37.80
Prob 21.5% | Place: 46.1% | Value: 0.77x Steady since tip
Why Four wins from ten starts and a Grafton 1000m win last start, with Grady Spokes on board. The one start he's had at the trip was a win, and he's on the advantaged side of the genuine pace.
2. Chestime (No.3) — $4.20 / $1.75
Bet Tracked
Prob 14.6% | Place: 46.1% | Value: 0.61x Steady since tip
Why A real chance — but at $1.75 the place the numbers don't give me enough edge to insure with. Watching, not betting.
3. Missile Magnate (No.2) — $7.00 / $2.40
Bet Tracked
Prob 10.4% | Place: 38.0% | Value: 0.73x Steady since tip
Why Muswellbrook 1280m win last start, and Olivia Dalton rides. Last start's excuse was a medical or physical issue, so the Muswellbrook win is the one I'll go with.

Roughie: Tulipwood (No.7) — $10.00 / $2.85
Bet Tracked
Prob 9.6% | Place: 32.7% | Value: 0.96x Steady since tip
Why ON-PACE with a Canberra 1300m win last start and a market firming from $11.00 to $9.50. He's the one who can sit behind the leader and produce a finish if Sipping Shamus cooks himself, but the Newcastle 12.7L last start is the thing that stops me from shouting about him.

SEQUENCE LANES

QUADDIE (R4-R7)

Smart: 1,8 / 8,2,15 / 10,6,3,9 / 1,3,2,7 (96 combos x $0.3333 = $32.00) -- 33.3% flexi
Punty's take: R4 is the tight leg with Good'n'you and Breakout, while R5 and R6 are wide open with four runners each and R7 sits at three. The 33.3% flexi clears the 30% floor, but this is a chaos ticket with a real chance of missing and an honest risk of a dud payout. Short-priced winners rarely pay, so the ticket needs a $5 to $10 winner somewhere to justify the outlay, and I'd be surprised if it didn't come home with at least one.

NUGGETS FROM THE TRACK

1 - Blinkers on for the first time in a tough field
Insain Chaos (No.15) has Blinkers ON (first time) and Lugging bit ON (first time), and he has three seconds from four starts on soft without a win. The market has come from $13.00 to $7.50 in heavy support. Watch the first furlong and see if the blinkers settle him.

2 - The market cooling on a first-up horse
Mellencamp (No.2) has a 1st-up record of 7:0-1-0, and he's been out 171 days. The market has drifted from $7.00 to $18.00, so the money isn't backing him.

3 - A blank page in the form guide
Tibetan Power (No.1) has one career start, no map position, and a 1st-up record of 1:0-0-0. He's a blank page, like a new Netflix series with no plot yet, and I'd rather wait and see than guess.

FINAL WORD FROM THE SICKO SANCTUARY

Back the banker, respect the chaos, and don't chase the Race 6 maniacs with your last dollar. The mud has a way of humbling the bold, so keep your stakes sensible and your wits sharp.