2. Kunis had performed well in trials before making her debut with a strong victory at Kembla Grange. She raced on the speed in that event and was strong to the line and can go in with the job. 1. October Star was a Newcastle winner on debut in January and followed that up with a seventh at the same track when not disgraced. He’s had two trials in preparation for this. 3. Vingt Neuf Noir won at Newcastle when last produced and has claims
again, while 4. Difensivo can improve on his resuming effort at Scone. How to play it: Kunis WIN. 1. Our Huntress is a handy filly that has had six starts and been placed in each of them. She resumed with a second as an odds-on favourite at Hawkesbury and then backed that up with a third at Warwick Farm. She is ready to win. 7. Rising Revolution has finished third in both Hawkesbury starts either side of a spell and bears close watching. 12. Yeszem
ran well enough when a last-start fourth at Hawkesbury to be considered a chance against these. 6. Copycat is massive odds but has shown ability and can show up if on his best behaviour.
Gosford, Thursday racing, Kunis, Ocean Star, Vingt Neuf Noir, Difensivo, Our Huntress, Rising Revolution, Yeszem, Copycat
Kunis to win?? I mean ok.
I don’t even know these horses but they keep saying “can go in with the job” like that’s supposed to mean something lol. Also odds-on favorite already sounds like it’s rigged.
Wait is Gosford in Australia or is this like a US track thing? Because the article sounds like it’s just naming trainers and trials. If Our Huntress was placed in all 6 starts then why isn’t she the obvious pick instead of Kunis? I’m probably missing something.
“How to play it: Kunis WIN.” That’s literally the only part I understood. But then they mention Ocean Star and Vingt Neuf Noir like they’re also contenders?? I’d just bet on whoever is “massive odds” because those are always the ones that surprise people, right? Or I’m totally off. Either way Thursday racing is my kind of chaos.