Sunday, 22 February 2026
Punty's Live Updates
LIVE🏁 Sunshine Coast update: 7 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 🎯
🏇 ABSOLUTE SCENES! Letmeletgo salutes at $5.70! $4 on Place → $19.95 collect 💰
TRACK UPDATE: Sunshine Coast Soft 5 → Good 4. Firming up nicely.
🏁 Sunshine Coast update: 5 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 🎯
GEAR CHANGE: Pulveriser (R8, our #3 pick) — Nasal Strip FIRST TIME
JOCKEY CHANGE: Bold As Brass (R8, our #4 pick) — Jaden Lloyd off, M.R.du Plessis on
GEAR CHANGES R7: Big Boy George (#2) — Cross-over Nose Band AGAIN Giving Delight — Pacifiers OFF FIRST TIME, Stallion Chain OFF FIRST TIME, Tongue Tie OFF FIRST TIME
Meeting Stats
Punty's Early Mail
Rightio Ticket Munchers, Sunny Coast on a Soft 6 with the rail jammed right out (+12) is like trying to do burnouts in thongs: doable, but if you get posted wide you’re gonna eat shit. Low draws, early position, and hoops with a brain are the whole movie today.
MEET SNAPSHOT
Track: Sunshine Coast, 1000m–1800m card
Rail: +12m Entire
Official going: Soft 6 (expected to play leaderish/positional if they find the sweet lanes)
Weather: Partly cloudy, 28°C (watch for that 20km/h ENE gusts in the sprints)
Early lane guess: Inside-to-middle best, with the rail out you don’t want to be doing landscaping in the carpark
Tempo profile: Mixed day — a couple of genuine-run races, but some key legs look dawdly early then sprint home
Jockeys to follow:
Ben Thompson — lands in the right races and generally doesn’t panic when the gaps don’t appear straight away
Jake Bayliss — big-track rider, good at controlling tempo and pinching cheap runs
Tiffani Brooker — when she’s around the speed here she can make others look second-rate
Stables to respect:
Adam Campton (3 runners) — a couple map to land sweet and the yard’s not mucking about today
Billy Healey (3 runners) — likes sending them forward and making it a proper contest
Jack Bruce (4 runners) — has runners across the day that can take advantage if the lane bias shows up
Punty’s take:
Rail +12 at the Sunny Coast is basically a “be first, be near the fence, don’t be a hero” setup… but the Soft 6 adds a nasty twist: if you’re forced to peel four-wide on the bend, you’ll hit that gluey patch and it’s curtains. The winners today are the ones who don’t waste petrol — leaders that can breathe, stalkers that can hold a spot, and one or two swoopers that get the right cart into it.
Race 1 is a slow-waltz 1800m maiden where the best horse might still have to do it the hard way if they overthink it. Race 2 is a proper 1000m bunfight (small field, only two places paid) — you want to be playing exotics and not marrying anything. Race 6 is the sicko’s playground: big market action, staying trip, and about six of them can win if the tempo goes pear-shaped. That’s the sort of race that turns good punters into philosophers and bad punters into poets.
What it means for you:
Early on, keep it simple: back the ones that map into a cosy spot and don’t need luck from the 600m. When the market’s telling you a story (hello, Race 6 avalanche), don’t blindly follow it — just use it as confirmation when the map stacks up. Small fields today also means place betting can be a trap: only two collect, so win/each-way and exactas are where we can sting the bagmen.
Big picture: treat Races 2, 6 and 8 like open-mic night at the pub — anything can happen, so protect yourself with exotics. Races 1 and 4 give you a bit more structure. If you’re playing sequences, do it as entertainment with a plan, not as your superannuation strategy.
PUNTY’S BIG 3 + MULTI
1 - Rusty Tycoon (Race 4, No.5) — $2.40
Why Looks the most reliable talent in a maiden and should be hitting the line again.
2 - Spot The Aussie (Race 1, No.3) — $1.95
Why Proven at the trip and this is set up for a proper grinder to finish it off.
3 - Joy A Plenty (Race 7, No.5) — $3.40
Why High-percentage type who lands in the finish even when the race isn’t perfectly run.
Multi (all three to win): $10 × ~$15.91 = ~$159.10 collect
Race 1 – The Slow-Cooker Stayers
Race type: Maiden, 1800m
Map & tempo: Slow pace — they’ll crawl then sprint; positioning and not getting bailed up is everything.
Punty read: This is the “everyone thinks they’re a stayer” special. With a dawdle predicted, anything giving away a start or needing to circle the field is doing it on hard mode. If they stack them up, the jockey who pushes the button first probably wins the scene.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Spot The Aussie (No.3) — $1.95 / $1.00
Prob 29.8% | Value: 0.73x
Bet $4.00 Win, return $7.80
Why Right trip, keeps finding the line, and in a sit-sprint he’s the one who can actually sustain it.
2. Isla Delilah (No.5) — $2.60 / $1.53
Prob 43.6% | Value: 0.71x
Bet $6.50 Place, return $9.95
Why Maps to be in the first half without overworking; if the tempo is a joke she’ll be right there when the sprint starts.
3. Rocking Frocks (No.7) — $5.50 / $2.50
Prob 28.1% | Value: 1.00x
Bet $5.00 Place, return $12.50
Why Had excuses sprinkled through the form; if she sees daylight at the right time she can pinch a top-two cheque.
Roughie: Bacetti (No.4) — $11.00 / $4.33
Prob 26.0% | Value: 1.78x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $19.48
Why Blinkers first time and the price says “maybe” — if he lands closer in-run, he’s the ambush predator late.
Trifecta Box: 3, 7, 4 — $15
Why Small field, messy tempo — if the fave wins but one of the value runners fills the minors, you get paid like you found money in the washing machine.
Punty’s Pick: Bacetti (No.4) $11.00 Place
Two-place race, but he’s the one at a price that can improve sharply with the blinkers and pinch a spot.
Race 2 – The 1000m Street Fight
Race type: Class 3, 1000m
Map & tempo: Moderate — plenty of on-speed; whoever controls the first 200m writes the script.
Punty read: This is a proper “blink and you missed it” job. With only seven runners and two places paid, you don’t want to be taking skinny place odds unless you’re absolutely married to it. I’m treating this like a dartboard… but a dartboard I’ve stared at for three hours with a beer.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Belle Affair (No.9) — $5.00 / $1.00
Prob 17.2% | Value: 1.04x
Bet $8.00 Win, return $40.00
Why Market’s been sniffing around and she’s the sort that can steal it if she lands one-out/one-back and gets the right split.
2. Bruckheimer (No.1) — $7.00 / $3.00
Prob 35.4% | Value: 1.45x
Bet $5.00 Place, return $15.00
Why On-pace map is gold here — if he holds the front bunch, he’ll have every chance to kick.
3. Heart And Spirit (No.6) — $4.80 / $2.27
Prob 27.6% | Value: 1.14x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $36.00
Why Track specialist vibes — if they overdo it up front, he’s the one to tag on and blouse them late.
Roughie: Star Rapper (No.3) — $4.80 / $2.27
Prob 26.8% | Value: 0.75x
Bet $2.50 Place, return $5.67
Why Barrier helps and he’s always around the money; if the inside lane is sweet, he’s in the finish.
Trifecta Box: 9, 1, 6, 3 — $15
Why Open race, tight market, and you don’t need to be Nostradamus about the order — just get the right four in the frame.
Punty’s Pick: Heart And Spirit (No.6) $8.00 Place
If they go hard enough, he’s the one stalking and launching while others are blowing up.
Race 3 – The Fresh Legs Dash
Race type: Maiden, 1000m
Map & tempo: Moderate — a few with pace; wide draws can be awkward unless they punch forward.
Punty read: This is the classic maiden sprint: a couple of newish ones, a couple of bridesmaids, and the market trying to be clever. I want the ones that can either hold a spot from barrier, or have shown they can cop a bump and still hit the line.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. No Idea (No.4) — $3.20 / $1.73
Prob 55.2% | Value: 0.81x
Bet $6.50 Place, return $11.24
Why Draws to get the soft run and it’s the type of race where “not doing dumb stuff” gets you paid.
2. Glaciele (No.2) — $3.80 / $1.20
Prob 11.4% | Place: 95.0% | Value: 0.57x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $9.50 (wins) / $3.00 (places)
Why Has tactical speed and keeps putting itself into the race — even from awkward alley, it can still lob into the fight.
3. Deep Kharma (No.5) — $8.00 / $3.33
Prob 35.3% | Value: 1.30x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $14.98
Why Big market interest and if that’s not a “ready to run” sign, I’m a karaoke DJ.
Roughie: Close To The Edge (No.12) — $19.00 / $7.00
Prob 7.5% | Value: 1.83x
Bet $4.00 Win, return $76.00
Why If they overcook it early and the leaders get wobbly, this is the one who can swoop over the top at a stupid price.
Exacta Standout: 4 / 2, 5, 12 — $15
Why No.4 is the safest anchor; if one of the “market heat” (No.2/No.5) or the bomber (No.12) runs second, it gets juicy quick.
Punty’s Pick: Close To The Edge (No.12) $19.00 Win
If the speed melts, this is the one that can ruin everyone’s day in the best possible way.
Race 4 – The Mile Maiden (Speed vs Grit)
Race type: Maiden, 1600m
Map & tempo: Genuine — at least there’s intent; leaders and on-pace runners should get their chance.
Punty read: Mile maidens at the Coast can be brutal: if you’re too far back, you’re praying for gaps; if you over-race, you’re cooked at the 200m. The two favourites look the obvious pair, but the prices are the problem — we’re playing around them rather than falling in love.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Rusty Tycoon (No.5) — $2.40 / $1.40
Prob 32.1% | Value: 0.94x
Bet $7.00 Win, return $16.80
Why Consistent without being flashy — gets his shot to just bully his way into the finish again.
2. Fifty Calibre (No.13) — $2.50 / $1.50
Prob 51.9% | Value: 0.81x
Bet $5.50 Place, return $8.25
Why Maps to be prominent and that matters with the rail out — if he finds the right lane, he’s a big top-two chance.
3. Amelioration (No.6) — $5.00 / $2.33
Prob 30.8% | Value: 0.63x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $10.48
Why Stays the trip and will be running on when a few of these are gasping.
Roughie: Fabs Cuz (No.1) — $11.00 / $4.33
Prob 27.0% | Value: 1.17x
Bet $3.50 Place, return $15.16
Why If she lands handy and gets the cheap sectionals, she’s the sneaky one who can pinch second at odds.
Exacta Standout: 5 / 13, 6, 1 — $15
Why No.5 to win feels the cleanest story — then you just need one of the three logical chasers to fill the exacta.
Punty’s Pick: Fabs Cuz (No.1) $11.00 Place
Rail out, position matters — she’s the best “runs a drum at overs” play in the race.
Race 5 – The Old Heads Handicap
Race type: OPEN Handicap, 1400m
Map & tempo: Genuine — leader rolls along; the backmarkers need a truly-run race to get over them.
Punty read: This is where you can get tricked by shiny old form. With a proper tempo and a Soft 6, I want runners that can sustain a long run and don’t need everything to go right. Also: don’t ignore the market love for the roughie here — it’s not nothing.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Redford (No.2) — $3.10 / $3.10
Prob 56.8% | Value: 0.93x
Bet $7.50 Place, return $23.25
Why Draws to stalk, handles sting out, and looks the safest top-three profile in the race.
2. Tonneofgrit (No.6) — $3.80 / $1.40
Prob 14.0% | Place: 87.0% | Value: 0.80x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $9.50 (wins) / $3.50 (places)
Why Genuine type who keeps turning up — if it’s truly run, he’s always hitting the line.
3. Sir Carter (No.3) — $6.50 / $1.00
Prob 41.9% | Value: 1.06x
Bet $4.00 Place, return $4.00
Why On-pace and tough; if the rail lane is the A-grade highway, he’s in the frame.
Roughie: Letmeletgo (No.7) — $14.00 / $4.20
Prob 38.7% | Value: 0.86x
Bet $3.50 Place, return $14.70
Why If they go too hard and the swoopers get the last crack, he’s the one who can loom at the 150m and scare the life out of you.
Exacta Standout: 2 / 6, 3, 7 — $15
Why Anchor the safest runner on top, then let the genuine chasers fight out the minors.
Punty’s Pick: Redford (No.2) $3.10 Place
The sensible play in a race full of blokes who can find trouble.
Race 6 – The 1800m Chaos Cauldron
Race type: BM60, 1800m
Map & tempo: Genuine — leader rolls; a few with map disadvantages but plenty of late threats.
Punty read: This is the one where the market’s been doing the Macarena all morning. Staying race, Soft 6, and a bunch of them can win depending on who gets cover and who gets dragged into a mid-race move. If your horse is posted wide without cover, you’ll know by the 900m and you’ll feel physically ill by the 200m.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Jenni Moreese (No.1) — $3.60 / $1.87
Prob 57.0% | Value: 0.83x
Bet $6.50 Place, return $12.16
Why Keeps putting herself in the finish at these trips — with even luck, she’s right in the top end.
2. Family Of League (No.7) — $3.80 / $1.93
Prob 13.2% | Place: 55.9% | Value: 0.54x
Bet $2.50 Each Way, return $9.50 (wins) / $4.83 (places)
Why Likely controls chunks of the race — if he pinches cheap sectionals, they’ll struggle to run him down.
3. Stoicism (No.9) — $60.00 / $20.67
Prob 17.5% | Value: 2.83x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $93.02
Why Monster place price for a horse that can be launched into the race if the tempo is honest and they’re swooping.
Roughie: Batemans Bay (No.6) — $20.00 / $7.33
Prob 10.4% | Value: 2.35x
Bet $4.00 Win, return $80.00
Why If the leaders overdo it and the run comes at the right time, he’s the blowtorch late at a price you can brag about forever.
Exacta Standout: 1 / 7, 9, 6 — $15
Why No.1 is the “gets you in the ballpark” anchor, then you’re just praying one of the bombs fills second for proper loot.
Punty’s Pick: Stoicism (No.9) $20.67 Place
That place quote is filthy — if he’s within six at the 600m, you’re alive.
Race 7 – The 1200m Lane Wars
Race type: BM68, 1200m
Map & tempo: Genuine — proper pressure; on-pace runners with cover are the sweet spot.
Punty read: This is the race where you can win it at the 800m by holding your spot. There’s enough speed that leaders who overcook it will be begging for mercy late. If the inside/middle lanes are good, anything landing one-one is basically playing on easy mode.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Joy A Plenty (No.5) — $3.40 / $1.80
Prob 58.5% | Value: 0.89x
Bet $6.50 Place, return $11.70
Why Reliable type — doesn’t have to be perfect to run top three.
2. Big Boy George (No.2) — $5.20 / $2.40
Prob 21.1% | Place: 50.4% | Value: 1.33x
Bet $3.00 Each Way, return $15.60 (wins) / $7.20 (places)
Why Maps to get the right run in the right part of the track — and if he’s not giving away a start, he’s dangerous.
3. The Hamo (No.7) — $5.40 / $2.47
Prob 43.9% | Value: 0.92x
Bet $4.00 Place, return $9.88
Why On-pace and tough — if the race is run to suit the speed, he’ll be in the fight.
Roughie: Custo (No.11) — $18.50 / $6.83
Prob 8.2% | Value: 1.63x
Bet $4.00 Win, return $74.00
Why If they run along and the lane opens late, he’s the “one last crack” swooper who can nick it.
Exacta: 2, 5 — $15
Why If Big Boy George lands the ambush and Joy A Plenty does the honest chasing, this is the cleanest sting in the race.
Punty’s Pick: Custo (No.11) $18.50 Win
Big finish, genuine tempo — if he gets the right cart into it, he can blow the roof off.
Race 8 – The Last-Race Trap
Race type: Handicap, 1200m
Map & tempo: Moderate — a few pace-advantaged runners; wide draws need brains and timing.
Punty read: Last race of the day: this is where wallets go to die. Pace looks set up for the on-speed to have first swing, but if they overdo it into the wind, the back-half runners can launch. I’m happy to throw a dart at value rather than take skinny quotes on the short one.
Top 3 + Roughie ($20 pool)
1. Sailor’s Rum (No.1) — $3.10 / $1.10
Prob 61.9% | Value: 0.74x
Bet $6.50 Place, return $7.15
Why Draws to land handy and should get every chance to hold a spot in the top three.
2. Supersonic Man (No.4) — $5.80 / $2.60
Prob 34.3% | Value: 0.98x
Bet $5.00 Place, return $13.00
Why Pace maps to suit and the market’s had a nibble — if he gets the cheap lead/box seat, he’s a proper chance.
3. Pulveriser (No.3) — $14.00 / $5.33
Prob 22.7% | Value: 1.32x
Bet $4.50 Place, return $23.98
Why At this price you don’t need perfection — just a run in the right lane and a late grind into the minors.
Roughie: Bold As Brass (No.13) — $19.00 / $7.00
Prob 8.6% | Value: 2.29x
Bet $4.00 Win, return $76.00
Why If the pressure comes and the swoopers get their shot, he’s the knockout punch late.
Exacta Standout: 4 / 1, 3, 13 — $15
Why No.4 looks the best “map winner” — then you just need one of the logical top pick / value pick / bomber to fill second.
Punty’s Pick: Bold As Brass (No.13) $19.00 Win
If they get keen and overdo it, he’s the one who can storm over the top at a rude price.
SEQUENCE LANES — SINGLE OPTIMISED TICKET
EARLY QUADDIE (R1–R4)
Smart: 7, 4 / 9, 1 / 4, 5, 2 / 13, 5, 6 (36 combos x $1.25 = $45) — 125% flexi
Punty’s take: Two legs you can keep tight (R1 + R2), but R3/R4 can throw curveballs — this is the “reasonable punt” of the day.
QUADDIE (R5–R8)
Smart: 2, 6, 3 / 1, 7, 9, 6 / 5, 2, 7, 11 / 1, 4, 10, 13 (192 combos x $0.30 = $57.60) — 30% flexi
Punty’s take: This is late-meeting chaos management — not pretty, but it gives you coverage where the day can go off the rails.
BIG 6 (R3–R8)
Smart: 4, 5 / 13, 5, 6 / 2, 7 / 6, 9 / 2, 11 / 3, 13, 1 (144 combos x $0.33 = $47) — 33% flexi
Punty’s take: High-risk, high-heart-rate stuff — five legs can bite you, so treat it like entertainment with upside, not rent money.
NUGGETS FROM THE TRACK
1 - Rail +12 Reality Check
With the rail this far out, you want to be saving ground and holding a spot. If you’re three-wide no cover, you’re basically paying extra for suffering.
2 - The Race 6 Market Avalanche
Race 6 has had more moves than a dodgy nightclub bouncer — if you’re betting it, lean into runners that can get cover and launch, not the ones doing the work.
3 - Small Field, Big Sting
Races 1 and 2 only pay two places — that’s where exactas can do the heavy lifting while everyone else donates on “safe” place bets.
FINAL WORD FROM THE DEGEN DEN
If you’re up, don’t get cocky and start punting like a bloke who’s “due”. If you’re down, don’t chase like you’re in a Liam Neeson movie. Pick your shots, back the map, and let the chaos come to you. Gamble Responsibly.
Punty's Wrap-Up
The Wrap Sunshine Coast - Exacta saved our arse
Spot The Aussie did the early job, Redford got us paid, and the R5 exacta was the defibrillator that brought the wallet back to life. Late in the day Pulveriser lobbed at a cricket score and turned the joint into a pub singalong. Big headline: rail +12 on a Soft 6 meant cover and position were king early, but the last couple had that “hold my beer” chaos.
How It Unfolded
Early it pretty much went how we previewed it: save ground, don’t go doing landscaping three-wide, and don’t take silly “safe” place bets in the two-place races. Race 1 was a sit-sprint and the right horse won; Race 4 punished anyone chasing the “obvious” without thinking about how messy mile maidens can get.
Mid-meeting the track kept rewarding the ones that could hold a spot and peel at the right time, then late we saw the sting in the tail: pressure and timing mattered more than being the prettiest on paper. That partly confirmed the original read (position still mattered), but it also reminded us that when they overcook it or the lane opens up, a swooper can come in like The Undertaker’s music.
The Scoreboard
Winners (Straight-Out)
- R1 Spot The Aussie — $4.00 win @ $2.10 → +$4.40
Exotics That Landed
- R5 Exacta Standout 2 / 6, 3, 7 — $15.00 | div $68.50 → +$327.50
Big 3 Multi Result
Missed.
R1 No.3 Spot The Aussie won, R7 No.5 Joy A Plenty ran 2nd and tried his guts out, but R4 No.5 Rusty Tycoon ran 5th and blew the multi up like a dodgy Roman candle.
Punty's Picks — How'd They Go?
- R1: Bacetti Place — 3rd in a two-place race. Ran honest but the “only two collect” trap got us.
- R2: Heart And Spirit Place — 6th. Speed didn’t collapse and he never got the cosy stalking run we needed.
- R3: Close To The Edge Win — 6th. Needed a meltdown and instead the winner was right in the fight when it counted.
- R4: Fabs Cuz Place — BANG! 3rd at $3.20, +$7.70. Box-seated vibe, kept finding.
- R5: Redford Place — Collected at $1.20, +$1.50. The grown-up bet in a race full of weirdos.
- R6: Stoicism Place — 6th. Had to be launched into it and just never landed a blow when the race got real.
- R7: Custo Win — 6th. Tempo was there, but he peaked on his run and the winner pinched it at a mad price.
- R8: Bold As Brass Win — 6th. Needed them to go troppo up front; instead the right run horse got the money.
What We Learned — The Factors That Mattered
First lesson: rail +12 on a Soft 6 at the Sunny Coast is still a “be near the fence, be near the speed” setup. If you were posted wide without cover, you were basically paying extra for suffering. Spot The Aussie (R1) and Redford (R5) were perfect examples: they weren’t doing anything sexy, just getting the right run and executing.
Second lesson: the two-place races are absolute banana peels. Bacetti runs 3rd and on most days you’re cheering into the minors… today you’re tearing up tickets. When fields are small and only two get paid, you either go win, or you play exotics and accept the variance like an adult sicko.
Where we missed: we copped a classic maiden-mile sting in Race 4. Rusty Tycoon looked like the “reliable” one, but the race turned into a lotto when a roughie (and a couple of blowouts) got into the right lanes and ran for their lives. Also, a couple of our “needs pace collapse” types (R3, R7, R8) didn’t get the exact script — and in sprints, being one beat late is the difference between hero and zero.
The factor that defined the day: RUN ECONOMY. Not just “leaders win” — it was “who got cover, saved ground, and didn’t burn petrol early”. And when the petrol burners started coughing late, that’s when you got the blowouts like Midnight Drifter (R7) and Pulveriser (R8) rocking up like uninvited guests and drinking your good bourbon.
Next time you see Sunny Coast Soft-ish with the rail right out: prioritise low draws, tactical speed, and riders who can hold a spot without panicking. And if you’re playing swoopers, make sure they’re the type that can launch off a trail — not the ones that need to circle the field like they’re doing a Sunday drive.
Track Read — How The Map Played Out
Early, the map stuff mattered: races were being won by horses that were close enough to the speed to strike without needing a miracle. The fence/inside-to-middle lanes looked the safest place to be, and anyone three-wide no cover was basically on a treadmill.
Later, it wasn’t that the track became “leaders only” or “swoopers only” — it was more about who got the right cart into it. Midnight Drifter (R7) and Pulveriser (R8) are your reminder that if the tempo’s genuine and the gaps open at the right time, the market can look very silly, very quickly.
Tactically, the winners looked like they had a plan and stuck to it: no heroball mid-race, no panic moves into the glue, just timing and lanes.
Quick Hits (Race-by-Race)
- R1: Spot The Aussie ($2.10) — BANG Win +$4.40, Place (Isla Delilah) +$5.20
- R2: Admitted ($7.20) — BANG Place (Bruckheimer) +$18.50, Place (Star Rapper) +$3.25
- R3: Conformity ($7.60) — BANG Place (Deep Kharma) +$3.60
- R4: Fifty Calibre ($2.50) — BANG Place (Fifty Calibre) +$1.65, Place (Fabs Cuz) +$7.70
- R5: Redford ($3.30) — BANG Place (Redford) +$1.50, Place (Letmeletgo) +$16.45, Exacta +$327.50 (EW Tonneofgrit clipped us -$0.62)
- R6: Jenni Moreese ($3.60) — BANG Place +$3.25
- R7: Midnight Drifter ($15.00) — BANG Place (Joy A Plenty) +$2.60, Place (The Hamo) +$4.00
- R8: Pulveriser ($21.90) — BANG Place (Pulveriser) +$16.20