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1 2 3 4 5 6 Bendigo Wednesday, 01 September, Bendigo 2021 TAB.COM.AU (250+RANK) 2:42PM BENDIGO ADVERTISER (2-3 WINS) (250+RANK) 4:49PM $1000-290-145 (VIC time) $1150-330-165 (VIC time) 1 425 Metres Maiden 7 500 Metres Restricted Win 1 261 CRUICKSHANK [M] SCR T Reid (Yuroke) $99.00 1 58362 EILEEN JAY [6] NBT D Jarvis (Mount Camel) $12.00 2 55 MOTOR HEAD MOE [M] NBT K Evans (Kyneton) $4.00 2 26451 ROXY QUAKER [6] 28.48 D Knight (Talbot) $3.60 3 33463 HAPPY DANCE [M] SCR P Trim (Campbells Fore $4.60 3 25616 BERRINGA BLUE [5] NBT G Williamson (Marong) $7.50 4 66 STYLISH KEN [M] FSH T Van taarling (Tallygaro $16.00 4 77855 ALL INN TOFFEE [5] 28.67 T Duncan (Harston) $18.00 5 7633 ALL INN STEFFI [M] NBT T Duncan (Harston) $6.00 5 32721 STAR OF JASMINE [5] 28.60 S Stefanos (Longwood) $6.00 6 5 ALL INN VELVET [M] FSH T Duncan (Harston) $9.00 6 76561 BLAZING FURY [5] 28.59 S Collyer (North Coburg $9.00 7 35 TWILIGHT BLAZE [M] FSH S Van taarling (Tallygaro $3.40 7 58522 SPRINKLER SYSTEM [6] NBT T Van taarling (Tallygaro $4.80 8 76 LITTLE LEO [M] NBT F Meyer (Maryborough) $12.00 8 45127 MCIVOR JILL [6] 28.44 B Hiscock (Long Gully) $4.60 9 24345 RIPPER REIKO [M] (3) FSH A Chapple (Exford) $5.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 3T365 INKY'S FIREBALL [M] (1) NBT D Long (Tarnagulla) $21.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** TWILIGHT BLAZE (7) turned in a strong performance when placed on debut and he will continue to SPRINKLER SYSTEM (7) led for a long way when placed here last week and he should give a great improve with more racing. HAPPY DANCE (3) should lead them up and she is nearing a win. ALL sight again. MCIVOR JILL (8) will get a nice cart across early and she will be strong in the run home. INN STEFFI (5) can run a cheeky race. ROXY QUAKER (2) powered to the line in his win here. HIP POCKET BENDIGO (250+RANK) 3:04PM PETER BROWN CUSTOM HOMES (250+RANK) 5:09PM $1000-290-145 (VIC time) $1150-330-165 (VIC time) 2 425 Metres Grade 7 8 500 Metres Mixed 4/5 1 73732 KIARNI CONNOR(NSW) [7] NBT S Webb (Tennyson) $4.60 1 44653 ASTON REMI [5] 28.51 M Chilcott (Heathcote) $3.60 2 24625 SONNY CABANG [7] NBT G Berry (Toolleen) $3.60 2 42721 EMERGENCY [5] NBT S Melville (Axedale) $4.60 3 56651 KID TULLAMORE [7] 24.71 D Jarvis (Mount Camel) $16.00 3 36256 BRILLIANT BRIAN [5] 28.67 D Knight (Talbot) $10.00 4 38523 TRENDING WAVE [7] 24.32 D Knight (Talbot) $8.00 4 25231 RESURRECTION [5] 28.44 S Webb (Tennyson) $4.80 5 36263 KALKARI(NSW) [7] NBT G Kantzidis (Plenty) $6.00 5 522F8 TRICKSTER CABANG [5] 28.42 G Berry (Toolleen) $10.00 6 32241 MOIRA ROSE [7] 25.02 L Fitzgerald (Woodvale) $9.00 6 71178LALA JUNIPER [4] 28.44 D Knight (Talbot) $12.00 7 78443 COASTAL EDGE [7] SCR A Symons (Goornong) $8.00 7 73516 LITIGATOR [5] 28.44 A Mooney (Amherst) $6.50 8 83728 QUEEN CHARISMA [7] NBT D Bunn (Tylden) $4.80 8 2P373 REZZIE'S SHOUT [5] 28.70 B Brown (Axedale) $9.00 9 17624 ASTON SCEPTER [7] Res. SCR S Webb (Tennyson) $6.00 9 18786 LARA DIAMOND [5] Res. SCR M Fullerton (Red Cliffs) $10.00 10 82164 JOCULARITY [7] Res. SCR B Merton (Kilmore) $12.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** SONNY CABANG (2) was brilliant when placed at Healesville two runs back and he looks very well ASTON REMI (1) is drawn to hold the early lead and she may prove too classy in the run home. graded in this event. KIARNI CONNOR (1) was solidly placed here last time and he will be even RESURRECTION (4) has a good record here and he is racing with confidence at present. better for the run. TRENDING WAVE (4) is more than capable. LITIGATOR (7) will be on the pace from the outset. MANNINGS GREYHOUND COMPLEX (250+RANK) 3:25PM GRAYS BENDIGO (250+RANK) 5:32PM $1000-290-145 (VIC time) $1000-290-145 (VIC time) 3 425 Metres Grade 6 9 425 Metres Grade 5 1 31861 MCIVOR JACK [6] SCR B Hiscock (Long Gully) $7.50 1 21546 PONTIAC BANDIT(NSW) [5] 24.21 J Formosa (Heathcote) $8.00 2 33642 WICKED ONE [6] NBT G Lemin (Axedale) $10.00 2 53556 EXCLUSIVELY MINE [5] NBT S Daniliuk (Sunbury) $12.00 3 58867 CLOVER KISSES [6] SCR R Hayes (Toolleen) $6.00 3 18618 MEATBALL SOUP(SA) [5] 23.91 J Abela (Echuca) $6.50 4 71773 WARRIOR SOLDIER [6] NBT R Hayes (Toolleen) $14.00 4 55236 COLLEGE BOY [5] 24.11 R Ellis (Heathcote) $8.00 5 83238 SHORT DEUCE(NSW) [6] NBT B Kinder (Girgarre) $4.80 5 63461 ARLINGTON(NSW) [5] 23.86 T Reid (Yuroke) $2.60 6 44331 TUSCAN STYLE [6] 24.34 J Worsfold (Girgarre) $4.60 6 32621 MAC ZEPHYR(NSW) [5] 24.19 B Abela (Echuca) $4.60 7 26276 DARK KRYSTAL [6] NBT R Hayes (Toolleen) $10.00 7 87177 MCIVOR BLUEY [5] 24.07 J Priest (Junortoun) $7.50 8 12417 FEISTY NIKITA [6] 24.30 J Holt (Kyneton) $4.00 8 73537 SENSATIONAL(QLD) [5] NBT J Abela (Echuca) $14.00 9 52745 SADIE ROSE [6] (3) NBT M Hooke (Huntly) $15.00 9 78785 KRAKEN STORM [5] Res. SCR B Hall (Dingee) $21.00 10 44755 ROCKY STRIKE [6] Res. SCR F Meyer (Maryborough) $26.00 10 64534 DAPH'S WALLY [5] Res. SCR D Knight (Talbot) $16.00 FIESTY NIKITA (8) was never headed in her handy 24.30 win here two runs back and she should ARLINGTON (5) powered to the line in his top 23.86 win here and he looks very well graded again. prove hard to reel in again. TUSCAN STYLE (6) showed a return to form here last time and she can MAC ZEPHYR (6) was never headed here last time and he can give a great sight once again. run a big race again. SHORT DEUCE (5) has solid claims MCIVOR BLUEY (7) is suitably drawn out wide. JARROD LARKIN CONCRETING (250+RANK) 3:42PM HANRAHAN PLUMBING (250+RANK) 5:50PM $1000-290-145 (VIC time) $1000-290-145 (VIC time) 4 425 Metres Grade 5 10 425 Metres Grade 5 1 51458 WHY NOT LUV [5] SCR W Gray (Wendouree) $4.60 1 31138BURNING AMY [5] NBT S Stefanos (Longwood) $4.60 2 35734 BLACK HEEL HIGH [5] FSH W Green (Parwan) $12.00 2 56857 WISDOM(NSW) [5] 24.49 R Hayes (Toolleen) $6.00 3 74366 MEEHAN ZIGGY [5] NBT J Elliott (Kangaroo Grou $6.00 3 28376 OUR FLYING BOLT(NSW) [5] 24.21 S Stefanos (Longwood) $10.00 4 22453 URANA FERNANDO [5] FSH S Trim (Campbells Fore $3.60 4 27515 GOLD LUMINESCE(NSW) [5] 24.11 S Warde (Kyabram) $6.50 5 43145 BIG FUSS(NSW) [5] 24.36 C Sriboon (Sedgwick) $10.00 5 66213 GYPSY ANDY [5] NBT D Knight (Talbot) $9.00 6 53554 SHIP OF FOOLS(NSW) [5] FSH W Green (Parwan) $21.00 6 58531 JIMMY CHEESECAKE [5] 24.09 N Stanton (Clunes) $8.00 7 64582 DUNDAS HOUDINI [5] 24.41 E Keene (Long Gully) $7.50 7 21472 MAGGIE PIE [5] SCR G Williamson (Marong) $7.50 8 32658 RED TALTARNI [5] 24.22 A Bayliss (Daisy Hill) $4.00 8 44471 LALA HIBISCUS [5] 24.17 D Knight (Talbot) $3.60 9 18786 LARA DIAMOND [5] Res. SCR M Fullerton (Red Cliffs) $10.00 9 78785 KRAKEN STORM [5] Res. SCR B Hall (Dingee) $21.00 10 48875 SUKHOI SU(SA) [5] (1) 24.19 J Worsfold (Girgarre) $21.00 10 76446 SEE ME BESPOKED [5] (7) NBT J Duncan (Heathcote) $16.00 RED TALTARNI (8) has a good record here and he does his best racing from this draw. MEEHAN WISDOM (2) is armed with a great turn of foot and she is expected to atone for her luckless runs of ZIGGY (3) is better than her form reads and she can come out running at times. DUNDA'S HOUDINI late. LALA HIBISCUS (8) returned to form with a smart 24.17 win here and she is drawn to get every (7) showed improvement last time out. chance again. GOLD LUMINESCE (4) is quite capable BILL WILKINSON OPTICAL (250+RANK) 4:07PM CAMPBELL'S COMMENTS (250+RANK) 6:07PM $1150-330-165 (VIC time) $1000-290-145 (VIC time) 5 500 Metres Mixed 6/7 11 425 Metres Grade 5 1 T6521 MAJESTIC STELLA [7] FSTD S Iuele (Pascoe Vale) $2.40 1 27538 PETE CABANG [5] 24.36 A Mooney (Amherst) $12.00 2 76574 ONE HOMBRE [6] 28.85 R Hodgson (Axedale) $8.00 2 62353 PURE PROMISE [5] NBT S Collyer (North Coburg $4.80 3 51268 JOHNNY FATBOY [7] NBT P Patterson (Bet Bet) $10.00 3 63464 SOUTHWOOD ACE [5] 24.05 C Stanton (Clunes) $6.50 4 31354 OLIVIA TWIST [7] NBT M Gilders (Invermay) $21.00 4 67141 HABITS TO BURN [5] 24.13 W Gray (Wendouree) $4.60 5 16667 LITTLE SPRIGGY [7] SCR S Warde (Kyabram) $7.50 5 17821 WAY UP NORTH [5] 24.26 A Mooney (Amherst) $7.00 6 41666 MCIVOR SPECKS [7] NBT B Hiscock (Long Gully) $16.00 6 25523 ASTON SELECT [5] NBT J Duncan (Heathcote) $8.00 7 22535 TRENDING RIVER [7] NBT D Knight (Talbot) $4.00 7 13T71 LITTLE TIGER(NSW) [5] NBT W Green (Parwan) $4.20 8 67427 BROTHER GUY [7] FSTD G Kantzidis (Plenty) $8.00 8 46377 LUTHER [5] NBT L Malcolm (Durham Ox) $9.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 18786 LARA DIAMOND [5] Res.
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