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Albury Printable Form Guide FREE printable form guides from www.punters.com.au Albury Friday 3rd September 2021 Race 1 WELLO'S PLUMBING CLASS 1 HANDICAP 1000m 1:10 pm Race 2 LEIGH MARTIN MARINE MAIDEN PLATE 1600m 1:45 pm Race 3 POGSON CRONIN SOLICITORS CLASS 2 HANDICAP 1600m 2:25 pm Race 4 SOUTHERN ASSET SERVICES MAIDEN HANDICAP 1175m 3:05 pm Race 5 SIGNARAMA MAIDEN PLATE 900m 3:40 pm Race 6 EBA HIRE BENCHMARK 58 HANDICAP 900m 4:15 pm Race 7 GAZEBO & SHADE CENTRE CLASS 3 HANDICAP 1175m 4:55 pm Produced for free by Punters.com.au Punters.com.au is your ultimate racing website. Social networking, free form guides, odds comparison, betting deals, the latest news, photos and a revolutionary tipping system allowing punters to buy and sell their horse racing tips. Visit www.punters.com.au for more information. © 2021 Punters Paradise Pty Ltd. If you're reading this copyright notice you're probably thinking of printing lots of copies. Go for it. 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Albury | Page 1 FREE printable form guides from www.punters.com.au Race 1 WELLO'S PLUMBING CLASS 1 HANDICAP 1000m NSW: 1:10 pm Prize $23,520. 1st $12,280. 2nd $4,440. 3rd $2,300. 4th $1,200. 5th $750. 6th $550. 7th $500. 8th $500. 9th $500. VIC/TAS: 1:10 pm 10th $500. QLD: 1:10 pm Rail: True NT: 12:40 pm Straight: 400m. SA: 12:40 pm WA: 11:10 am Circumference: 2200m. For: No age restriction. Benchmark Race. Class 1. 55.00. No sex restriction. Handicap. Gear Changes: 7. Mithu Cross-over Nose Band OFF FIRST TIME, Nose Roll FIRST TIME Horse Jockey Trainer Last 10 Career Prize W% P% Bar Wgt 1. Flying Finch Michael Travers Russell Osborne 5412s62s3 7:1-2-1 $37,915 14% 57% SCRATCHED 2. Tap 'N' Run Mathew Cahill Ron Stubbs 138s132 5:1-1-2 $20,700 20% 80% 1 59.5 3. Openhimup Shaun Guymer Peter Maher 4142493242 17:1-6-3 $52,550 6% 59% 3 58 4. Mojo Music Brodie Loy Andrew Dale 221 2:1-1-0 $21,265 50% 100% 4 57.5 5. Ransom Trust Kayla Nisbet Josh Julius 03s9541s8s 8:1-0-1 $51,012 13% 25% SCRATCHED 6. Polished Diamond Jordan Mallyon Todd Smart 553s603464 15:1-2-2 $63,545 7% 33% 2 55.5 7. Mithu Bradley Vale Shilleagh MeyerVale 674s98s3s5 13:1-1-3 $27,150 8% 38% 5 55 8. War Games Simon Miller Andrew Dale 274423689s 17:1-2-3 $36,720 6% 35% SCRATCHED 9. City Rogue Hannah Williams (a2) Allan Fitzgerald 35s4722265 18:1-5-1 $37,396 6% 39% 6 55 Speedmap: Predicted settling positions after start Rail position: True Race Direction Albury | Page 2 FREE printable form guides from www.punters.com.au Trainer Ron Stubbs Barrier 1 2 TAP 'N' RUN Jockey Mathew Cahill 59.5kg Prizemoney $20,700 4 year old bay gelding (male) Win Range 1000m - 1200m W&P% 20-80 Sire Reward for Effort Dam Out of Credit Breeder Mr P C Tobin Career 5:1-1-2 12 Mths 6:2-1-2 1st Up 2:0-1-0 2nd Up 2:0-0-2 Owners P C Tobin, Mrs C M Tobin, D J Tobin, Miss L Tobin, M A Tobin, Dr J M Moore, B N Edmunds, Ms F J Livermore, M Coates, Ms C J Campbell, M D Owens, J Firm 0:0-0-0 Good 3:1-1-1 Soft 0:0-0-0 Heavy 2:0-0-1 Merkel, B J Brown, Mrs J G Brown, T P Fogarty & Mrs D M Fogarty Jockey 6:2-1-2 Dist 3:0-0-2 Track 2:0-1-1 Trk/Dst 1:0-0-1 Colours White, Silver, Royal Blue And Black Bands With Grey Seams Race Details Track Jockey Wgt Br. Odds Winner @800 @400 1 of 6 ALBU Fri 3Sep21 1000m Cl1 Soft7 M Cahill 59.5 1 $6.50 Tap 'N' Run 59.5kg 0.54L 59.68 5 5 3 of 8 ALBU Tue 17Aug21 1000m CL1 Heavy8 M Cahill 59.5 4 $12 Mathrin 55.5kg 2.60L 59.82 2 2 8 of 9 GUND Mon 2Aug21 1000m CL1 Heavy10 M Cahill 59.5 5 $3.60F Tough James 55.0kg 12.08L 1:02.32 8 9 1 of 9 CORO Mon 26Jul21 900m OPEN-BT Heavy10 M Cahill n/a Tap 'N' Run n/a 1.09L 56.34 1 of 8 BET3 Mon 12Jul21 800m 3Y-TRL Soft5 J Martin n/a Tap 'N' Run n/a 0.50L 50.15 Trainer Peter Maher Barrier 3 3 OPENHIMUP Jockey Shaun Guymer 58.0kg Prizemoney $52,550 5 year old bay gelding (male) Win Range 900m W&P% 6-59 Sire Moshe Dam Thats It Thats All Breeder Mr S Maher Career 17:1-6-3 12 Mths 10:1-3-1 1st Up 3:0-3-0 2nd Up 3:0-1-1 Owners S J Maher, Mrs A Maher, S C Clamcy, T Jackson, B J Lewington & M Rogers Firm 0:0-0-0 Good 7:0-3-2 Soft 5:0-1-1 Heavy 5:1-2-0 Colours Emerald Green, Red Sleeves And Cap Jockey 3:1-0-1 Dist 11:0-4-3 Track 5:1-2-0 Trk/Dst 1:0-0-0 Race Details Track Jockey Wgt Br. Odds Winner @800 @400 4 of 6 ALBU Fri 3Sep21 1000m Cl1 Soft7 S Guymer 58.0 3 $4.60 Tap 'N' Run 59.5kg 3.78L 59.68 6 6 1 of 10 ALBU Tue 17Aug21 900m MDN Heavy8 S Guymer 58.5 4 $4.40 Openhimup 58.5kg 0.07L 53.39 3 4 of 14 CORO Mon 26Jul21 1000m MDN Heavy10 N Heywood 59.0 13 $9.50 Mojo Music 56.5kg 2.29L 1:00.77 14 11 2 of 8 WAGG Mon 5Jul21 1000m MDN-SW Heavy9 A Layt 59.0 7 $5.50 Destiny's Republic 59.0kg 0.91L 8 8 1:00.4 4 of 9 ALBU Fri 14May21 1175m CG&E MDN Soft7 N Heywood 59.0 5 $2.35F Ofenbach 58.0kg 4.14L 1:14.02 9 9 Trainer Andrew Dale Barrier 4 4 MOJO MUSIC Jockey Brodie Loy 57.5kg Prizemoney $21,265 3 year old bay gelding (male) Win Range 1000m W&P% 50-100 Sire Outreach Dam Chamber Music Breeder Mr F J Moses Career 2:1-1-0 12 Mths 3:1-2-0 1st Up 1:1-0-0 2nd Up 1:0-1-0 Owners A Dale, J P O'Brien, D J O'Brien, T J Judd, M Solimo, E Wales, H B Wales, P M Augustyn, J M Aumont, S C Turner, S A Harrison, K N M Racing (Mgr: D J Firm 0:0-0-0 Good 0:0-0-0 Soft 0:0-0-0 Heavy 2:1-1-0 Humphrey), The Senate (Mgr: D Martin), S G Ashfield, S F Spiteri, W Cooper, S P Jockey 3:1-2-0 Dist 2:1-1-0 Track 1:0-1-0 Trk/Dst 1:0-1-0 Fogarty, M Smith & R J Atchison Colours Red, White SFS Inside Circle, Seams Sleeves, Quartered Cap Race Details Track Jockey Wgt Br. Odds Winner @800 @400 2 of 6 ALBU Fri 3Sep21 1000m Cl1 Soft7 B Loy 57.5 4 $1.50 Tap 'N' Run 59.5kg 0.54L 59.68 4 3 2 of 8 ALBU Tue 17Aug21 1000m CL1 Heavy8 B Loy 56.5 8 $2.70F Mathrin 55.5kg 0.10L 59.82 1 1 1 of 14 CORO Mon 26Jul21 1000m MDN Heavy10 B Loy 56.5 10 $5EF Mojo Music 56.5kg 1.15L 1:00.77 10 10 1 of 7 TATU Mon 17May21 850m 2Y-TRL Soft5 B Mcdougall n/a Mojo Music n/a 0.40L 51.82 Trainer Todd Smart Barrier 2 6 POLISHED DIAMOND Jockey Jordan Mallyon 55.5kg Prizemoney $63,545 6 year old bay mare (female) Win Range 1000m W&P% 7-33 Sire Kuroshio Dam She's All Diamond Breeder Mr N Phillips Career 15:1-2-2 12 Mths 6:0-0-2 1st Up 4:0-2-1 2nd Up 4:1-0-0 Owners N J Phillips Colours Black And Gold Stripes, Black Cap, Gold Spots, Gold Pom Pom Firm 0:0-0-0 Good 5:0-2-1 Soft 3:1-0-0 Heavy 6:0-0-1 Jockey 1:0-0-0 Dist 6:1-0-1 Track 0:0-0-0 Trk/Dst 0:0-0-0 Race Details Track Jockey Wgt Br. Odds Winner @800 @400 5 of 6 ALBU Fri 3Sep21 1000m Cl1 Soft7 J Mallyon 55.5 2 $9.50 Tap 'N' Run 59.5kg 6.73L 59.68 3 4 5 of 8 QUEA Tue 24Aug21 1200m CL1 Heavy8 S Miller 57.5 8 $7 Miss Manzanilla 56.0kg 3.29L 1 1 1:11.74 3 of 9 GUND Mon 2Aug21 1000m CL1 Heavy10 D Budler 56.0 6 $20 Tough James 55.0kg 1.70L 1:02.32 1 1 6 of 11 BEND Sat 17Oct20 1100m 0 - 58 Heavy9 P Moloney 59.0 6 $18 No Shame 59.0kg 5.80L 1:07.32 3 3 10 of 10 TATU Sat 19Sep20 1100m 0 - 58 Good4 N Callow 59.5 8 $4F Underpass 58.5kg 8.90L 1:05.13 3 4 Albury | Page 3 FREE printable form guides from www.punters.com.au FREE printable form guides from www.punters.com.au Trainer Shilleagh MeyerVale Barrier 5 Trainer Michael Travers Barrier 8 7 MITHU Jockey Bradley Vale 55.0kg Prizemoney $27,150 13 MATHRIN Jockey Michael Travers 55.0kg Prizemoney $40,185 5 year old chestnut mare (female) Win Range 900m W&P% 8-38 4 year old bay mare (female) Win Range 1000m - 1200m W&P% 15-46 Sire Deep Field Dam Malpara Sire Deep Field Dam Springbok Girl Breeder Segenhoe Thoroughbreds Australia Pty Ltd Career 13:1-1-3 12 Mths 9:1-0-2 1st Up 5:1-0-1 2nd Up 4:0-1-1 Breeder Dr R McClenahan Career 13:2-1-3 12 Mths 14:2-2-3 1st Up 3:0-1-0 2nd Up 3:0-0-1 Owners Mrs S N MeyerVale, G Block, Miss K G Stanway & G Turner Owners Ms R Tatham Colours Red, White Star, Black And White Checked Sleeves And Cap Firm 0:0-0-0 Good 9:1-1-2 Soft 2:0-0-1 Heavy 2:0-0-0 Colours Black, Three White Diagonal Stars, Star Cap Firm 0:0-0-0 Good 4:0-0-0 Soft 4:1-0-0 Heavy 5:1-1-3 Jockey 6:0-0-1 Dist 4:0-0-0 Track 2:0-0-0 Trk/Dst 2:0-0-0 Jockey 3:2-1-0 Dist 3:1-0-0 Track 2:1-1-0 Trk/Dst 0:0-0-0 Race Details Track Jockey Wgt Br.
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