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1 2 3 4 5 6 Warrnambool Warrnambool Thursday, 25 July, 2019 LIGHTNING FRANK @ STUD ON FACEBOOK 5:04PM WANNON FUNCTION CENTRE 6:57PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 1 390 Metres Maiden 7 450 Metres Grade 5 1 BURST THE SEAM [M] FSH N Stanley (Portland) $8.00 1 85336 GENDARME [5] NBT L Delbridge (Balliang) $3.60 2 SPRING LEAP [M] FSH J Sheahan (Grassmere) $7.50 2 12553 ZAMBORA CLUB(NSW) [5] NBT N Stanley (Portland) $18.00 3 7 PARTNERSHIP [M] FSH G Peach (Cape Clear) $10.00 3 34183 I'M CIRCUS [5] NBT N Pace (Melton South) $8.00 4 3 INFER(NSW) [M] NBT D Carr (Mininera) $6.00 4 31551 SPRING HUMMER(NSW) [5] FSTD L Delbridge (Balliang) $6.50 5 *** VACANT BOX *** 5 51275 TIME TWISTER [5] FSTD C Darmanin (Melton So $3.50 6 76 CAUSING DRAMA [M] NBT N Stanley (Portland) $18.00 6 57451 KALANI WILLOW [5] 25.50 D Goudge (Warrnamboo $5.00 7 1125ASTON BINTANG(NSW) [M] FSH P Abela (Parwan) $1.80 7 44231 FIRELIGHT TWIST [5] NBT N Wynd (Lismore) $21.00 8 7 CHIP IT AROUND [M] SCR M Wright (Wangoom) $12.00 8 45221 GO PAPPA GO(NSW) [5] FSH M Delbridge (Balliang) $6.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** ASTON BINTANG (7) comes here with strong NSW form and he is a member of a strong local GENDARME (1) has a great turn of foot and from the good draw there should be no excuses. TIME kennel. INFER (4) was solidly placed on debut and he will be even better for the run. TWISTER (5) is showing loads of promise and he will pour the pressure on soon after box rise. PARTNERSHIP (3) can improve on her debut performance. SPRING HUMMER (4) won't be too far away late. WARRNAMBOOL FENCING SPECIALISTS 5:21PM BINGO THIS SATURDAY NIGHT GDR 7:13PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $3300-945-470 VICGREYS $1000 (VIC time) 2 450 Metres Maiden 8 650 Metres Special Event 1 24 ZIPPING LACH(NSW) [M] NBT A Azzopardi (Myrniong) $3.40 1 63318 GOOD YARN [5] FSTD J Burow (Penshurst) $21.00 2 72427 MAXIMUM CAPERS [M] FSH J Stemmer (Bangholme) $10.00 2 12413 DYNA QUOTA(NSW) [4] 38.04 N Stanley (Portland) $12.00 3 3423 GRAPHIC DESIGN [M] NBT D Carr (Mininera) $6.00 3 54376 MEPUNGA DEBBIE [5] NBT J Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $10.00 4 ASTON PERIGNON [M] FSH P Abela (Parwan) $3.50 4 45113ASTON IT IS [4] FSTD P Abela (Parwan) $2.20 5 22425 MAREZ BALE(NSW) [M] FSH M Delbridge (Balliang) $16.00 5 78524 SAINT DAVID [5] FSTD P Byrne (Southern Cros $6.50 6 22237 LANA'S IMAGE [M] NBT J Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $12.00 6 44735 RUBY'S WILLOW [5] NBT R Walsh (Koroit) $51.00 7 3 HIGHLAND GYPSY [M] NBT D Knights (Warrnambool $8.00 7 44353 THOMELI MONSTER [6] NBT G Hunt (Cudgee) $16.00 8 6442 WEBLEC WIZZ [M] FSH M Lanigan (Anakie) $4.80 8 13234 ACE ALLEN(NSW) [4] 37.34 M Delbridge (Balliang) $2.60 9 636 MEPUNGA HOLLY [M] Res. SCR J Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $21.00 9 63623 NIGHT OWL(NSW) [7] Res. SCR N Stanley (Portland) $51.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** WEBLEC WIZZ (8) showed terrific speed when placed at Geelong and he will continue to improve ASTON IT IS (4) recorded two brilliant 660m Bendigo wins recently and he is expected to prove too with more racing. ASTON PERIGNON (4) is a well bred type and her dam line produced former classy for this lineup. ACE ALLEN (8) likes to scout wide and he owns a terrific 37.34 PB here. superstar Aston Dee Bee. ZIPPING LACH (1) has claims DYNA QUOTA (2) is racing in consistent style. NORFOLK BUTCHERS HT1 5:43PM CASSIGN DESIGN (1-3 WINS 250+ RANK) 7:37PM $1405-400-200 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 3 450 Metres Mixed 6/7 Heat 9 390 Metres Restricted Win 1 15 ZIPPING SARAH(NSW) [7] 25.85 A Azzopardi (Myrniong) $4.60 1 67353 LITTLE SNITZEL [7] NBT J Sheahan (Grassmere) $12.00 2 31446 DONALD'S OUT [7] SCR M Wright (Wangoom) $14.00 2 64234 BANYUATIS [6] NBT G Campbell (Anakie) $10.00 3 42884 MUM'S THE WORD [7] FSTD C Jackson (Neilborough $26.00 3 84476 LEDGERWOOD MOLLY [5] SCR A Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $14.00 4 43365 CHEROKEE FAWN(NSW) [6] FSH S Ugursay (Melton Sout $12.00 4 38127 NIMBLE LEO [6] 22.38 D Goudge (Warrnamboo $2.40 5 45135 UNITED LASS [6] SCR J Burow (Penshurst) $18.00 5 *** VACANT BOX *** 6 57165 SHOWBOAT CAPERS [7] NBT J Stemmer (Bangholme) $10.00 6 64753 ZIPPING CISCO(NSW) [6] NBT L Courts (Corio) $4.80 7 15324 BURNING EDDY [7] NBT D Carr (Mininera) $8.00 7 57667 ARCH ENEMY [7] NBT J Shaw (Lara) $8.00 8 11325BARCIA PRINCE [6] FSH J Britton (Anakie) $1.60 8 53531 THOMELI BOY [5] 22.57 G Taylor (Allansford) $4.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** BARCIA PRINCE (8) was a dazzling 25.79 Warragul winner in May and he should have no trouble NIMBLE LEO (4) was a smart 27.77 Horsham winner in May and he will appreciate the empty draw crossing in the early stages. BURNING EDDY (7) led for a long way two runs back and he can run a outside. ZIPPING CISCO (6) has a good turn of foot and she can settle on the speed. ARCH cheeky race again. ZIPPING SARAH (1) has claims ENEMY (7) can atone for her luckless runs of late. EDWARDS ELECTRICAL HT2 5:58PM KERMONDS HAMBURGERS 7:58PM $1405-400-200 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 4 450 Metres Mixed 6/7 Heat 10 390 Metres Mixed 4/5 1 43224 YOUNG JEBRYNAH [7] FSH G Campbell (Anakie) $10.00 1 25525 CON ROD [5] NBT R Mccullagh (Lara) $2.40 2 28122 MEPUNGA DOYLE [7] 25.80 J Britton (Anakie) $3.60 2 11463NEWTOWN ANGEL [4] 22.13 L Courts (Corio) $8.00 3 13346 ZIPPING IMOGEN(NSW) [7] FSH M Delbridge (Balliang) $12.00 3 44242 KIOWA KAEMA(NSW) [5] 22.59 M Gibbons (Lara) $10.00 4 41 ZIPPING HILTON(NSW) [7] 25.37 A Azzopardi (Myrniong) $2.40 4 42134 PEEK'S GOLD(NSW) [4] 22.42 N Stanley (Portland) $21.00 5 45252 TALANJEE CHIEF [6] 25.67 G Taylor (Allansford) $21.00 5 17116AMANDA LEE(NSW) [5] NBT N Stanley (Portland) $8.00 6 F2556 MISS ADELAIDE(SA) [7] NBT J Burow (Penshurst) $26.00 6 16726 MAHJONG MAGIC [5] NBT S Ugursay (Melton Sout $6.50 7 12716 NIMBLE JACKSON [6] 25.77 D Goudge (Warrnamboo $8.00 7 52524 IKON PARKER(NSW) [5] 22.30 C Jackson (Neilborough $10.00 8 1 ARTPOP [7] SCR G Anderton (Woolsthorp $6.00 8 31615 MAXIMUM TRINA [5] 22.34 C Poulter (Lethbridge) $4.60 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 35375 WINLOCK SLIM(NSW) [5] Res. 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GREYHOUND ADOPTION PROGRAM 6:20PM COAST FM & 3YB 8:22PM $1405-400-200 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 5 450 Metres Grade 5 11 390 Metres Grade 5 1 25271 BLUE GLITTER [5] 25.54 M Lanigan (Anakie) $10.00 1 31325 FLYING ACTION [5] 22.09 T Steel (Nullawarre) $8.00 2 15253 PRANCING TURBO [5] FSH M Lanigan (Anakie) $4.60 2 41638 DUE FRATTELI(NSW) [5] NBT M Gibbons (Lara) $16.00 3 11181RUNNIN' ROYALTY [5] FSTD J Barbara (Exford) $1.40 3 73724 CASH NO BOUNCE [5] NBT D Vigor (Morrisons) $7.50 4 71276 CRACKERJACK JASE [5] SCR J Cooper (Lethbridge) $16.00 4 78132 NIMBLE REBEL [5] 22.38 D Goudge (Warrnamboo $6.00 5 *** VACANT BOX *** 5 21343 DARKLIGHT [5] NBT J Barbara (Exford) $2.80 6 21884 AMOR VINCIT [5] NBT L Courts (Corio) $26.00 6 37123 WEASLEY GRANGE [5] FSH P Grills (Morrisons) $4.60 7 51164GREAT SUCCESS [5] NBT J Campbell (Anakie) $51.00 7 34352 KATHLEEN'S KISS [5] FSTD D Carr (Mininera) $10.00 8 31415 QUILLAN BALE(NSW) [5] FSH M Delbridge (Balliang) $12.00 8 34862 LIGHTNING BEN(NSW) [5] 22.13 B Hare (Greendale) $8.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 35375 WINLOCK SLIM(NSW) [5] Res. SCR A Courts (Lara) $12.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** RUNNIN' ROYALTY (3) can run the hands off the clock and he looks very well graded in this event. DARKLIGHT (5) was a cracking 22.63 Geelong winner recently and he should have enough speed PRANCING TURBO (2) is normally a very reliable beginner and he will apply pressure throughout. to cross early on. CASH NO BOUNCE (3) is a consistent type and he can work into the mix mid BLUE GLITTER (1) has the good draw.
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