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1 2 3 4 5 6 Warrnambool Warrnambool Thursday, 22 June, 2017 WARRNAMBOOL FENCING SPECIALISTS FINAL 5:59PM COAST FM & 3YB 7:58PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $1650-475-235 (VIC time) 1 390 Metres Maiden Final 7 390 Metres Free For All 1 F5331 RANCETTE [7] 22.68 D Trewin (Lara) 93 $4.60 1 85137 ELLA RHODE [3] 22.10 N Mccullagh (Warrnamb 95 $6.00 2 5871 CERTAIN SMILE (NSW) [7] 22.36 J Buckley (Anakie) 90 $5.00 2 11T68SEA MIST [2] SCR N Mccullagh (Warrnamb 96 $10.00 3 62 BUGLER [M] SCR T Sinnott (Yambuk) 94 $8.00 3 24617 MEPUNGA TED [4] 22.07 J Thomson (Boolite) 93 $6.50 4 33262 SIDEY [M] NBT J Garner (Mepunga Eas 89 $21.00 4 24138 ARCUP SARGE [4] 22.12 T Mcdonald (Yangery) 90 $16.00 5 3651 TREW DANGER [7] 22.51 D Trewin (Lara) 82 $10.00 5 *** VACANT BOX *** 6 132 ROGUE ONE [M] NBT G Peach (Cape Clear) 92 $9.00 6 13362 YOUR NEW DISEASE [4] SCR A Terry (Cranbourne So 100 $2.00 7 1 ALLEN QUINTUS (NSW) [7] 22.16 A Dailly (Anakie) 100 $2.40 7 85445 ICONIC ROCK [3] 22.12 D Carr (Mininera) 95 $10.00 8 62 KALANI WILLOW [M] NBT D Goudge (Winslow) 84 $10.00 8 671F5 ATARAXIA [1] 21.98 A Terry (Cranbourne So 95 $5.50 9 433 GREYSYND EBONY (NSW) [M] SCR M Chilcott (Heathcote) 88 $12.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 58453 SPRING ME [M] Res. SCR T Mclaren (Warrnamboo 88 $16.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** ALLEN QUINTUS (7) recorded a dominant 22.16 win here when on debut and he should take a YOUR NEW DISEASE (6) owns a sizzling 22.09 PB here and he's capable of leading from go to power of beating again. CERTAIN SMILE (2) showed improvement to win her heat and she can whoa. ELLA RHODE (1) saves her best for this track and trip and she's drawn to be a factor. settle on the speed again. RANCETTE (1) has claims. ATARAXIA (8) is a prolific winner over this distance range CASSIGN DESIGN 6:16PM DRAFT CODE FEEDBACK ENDS AUGUST 14TH 8:22PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 2 450 Metres Grade 7 8 450 Metres Mixed 4/5 1 34256 OUR MATE WILSON [7] NBT M Wright (Allansford) 100 $4.60 1 25112ZIPPING INGLIS (NSW) [4] 25.37 M Lanigan (Swan Hill) 100 $3.40 2 26453 AROLOK LIL' GAL [7] 25.60 J Riches (The Sisters) 87 $10.00 2 64181 ALPHA LUCKY [5] NBT J Buckley (Anakie) 95 $4.00 3 74656 GUNFIRE DOLL [7] SCR J Thomson (Boolite) 82 $21.00 3 52313 AIRBORN AND GONE [4] 25.39 E Steel (Nullawarre Nort 94 $6.00 4 32322 KOKODA DREAMIN' [7] NBT R Millington (Red Cliffs) 95 $3.50 4 46468 LEKTRA RUSTLER [5] FSH J Lenehan (Toolong) 87 $18.00 5 61288 MEPUNGA DASHA [7] FSTD J Britton (Anakie) 89 $6.00 5 62384 LAINEY'S FORTUNE [5] NBT M Delbridge (Balliang) 93 $10.00 6 76424 HEARTS TO HEARTS (NSW) [7 FSH M Marshall (Pentland Hil 89 $8.00 6 21335 TEAR AWAY DUKE [4] 25.49 R Mahony (Southern Cr 89 $12.00 7 58736 HOW GOOD SHE [7] FSH M Lowe (Woorndoo) 80 $26.00 7 15737 TIARNA KEEPING (NSW) [5] 25.39 M Delbridge (Balliang) 84 $8.00 8 18 ANNIE LAVA [7] FSH D Drew (Dennington) 69 $3.50 8 25126 DESTINI SUPREME [5] NBT B Bravo (Lovely Banks) 90 $5.00 9 73554 ARCUP USAIN [7] (3) NBT K Prowse (Red Cliffs) 89 $16.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 417 SOLITARY GIRL [7] Res. SCR T Sinnott (Yambuk) 90 $8.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** KOKODA DREAMIN' (4) can be a little hard to follow but he did destroy the clock in a recent trial win DESTINI SUPREME (8) should get plenty of room early and she should put them too the sword mid here. ANNIE LAVA (8) was an impressive debut winner at Sandown and she looks well placed in the race. ZIPPING INGLIS (1) may get some cover in the early stages and he has been racing in great wide draw. MEPUNGA DASHA (5) has claims. style of late. ALPHA LUCKY (2) has claims. HAVE YOUR SAY ON THE DRAFT CODE 6:39PM FIND US ON FACEBOOK HT2 8:43PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $1325-375-190 (VIC time) 3 450 Metres Grade 6 9 390 Metres Grade 5 Heat 1 34365 TEXAS RISING (NSW) [6] NBT S Thomas (Sandon) 96 $8.00 1 34665 SQUIRTO [5] 22.30 S Gibson (Harcourt) 91 $10.00 2 18466 VECTIS SEYARDA [6] NBT J O'neill (Horsham) 88 $7.50 2 57771 COOL MILO [5] FSH K Houlahan (Lang Lang) 85 $8.00 3 47557 BRAE'S BULLET [6] NBT J Sheahan (Grassmere) 94 $9.00 3 74385 TUSCAN DREAM [5] FSTD D Carr (Mininera) 87 $21.00 4 33252 MA MA KEOGH [6] 25.51 E Steel (Nullawarre Nort 100 $4.00 4 54226 DISCOVERED [5] 22.22 G Peach (Cape Clear) 93 $7.50 5 77253 AMIGO TWO [6] NBT J Caulfield (Pyramid Hill 95 $2.20 5 43875 KATE'S BOY [5] NBT K Lloyd (Anakie) 88 $12.00 6 12587 IONA WHITEFLASH (NSW) [6] FSH J Grima (Korrumburra) 89 $16.00 6 44176 BEAR'S GOLD [5] FSTD J Quinlivian (Merbein So 100 $1.70 7 57681 MS. GENIUS [6] FSTD B Weis (Portland) 92 $12.00 7 31875 FOXZAMI STORM [5] NBT E Steel (Nullawarre Nort 91 $10.00 8 14144 SWOOP AND PECK (QLD) [6] 25.97 J Buckley (Anakie) 95 $10.00 8 64831 SLICK DIAMOND [5] FSH J Grima (Korrumburra) 90 $6.50 9 87787 DELCORN POTTS [6] Res. SCR A Harding (Hamilton) 79 $21.00 9 53568 HEAVY POCKETS [5] Res. SCR P Lowe (Woorndoo) 86 $26.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 85438 CRACKERJACK CAM [5] Res. SCR A Courts (Lara) 83 $21.00 AMIGO TWO (5) has scored some sizzling wins in his brief career to date and he looks well placed BEAR'S GOLD (6) is a prolific winner and he is capable of going well under the 22 seconds barrier. in this event. MA MA KEOGH (4) rarely runs a bad race here and she will be strong in the run home. FOXZAMI STORM (7) has been placed in three of six here and she can ping the lids. SLICK BRAE'S BULLET (3) has claims. DIAMOND (8) is more than capable. MACEY'S BISTRO HT1 6:55PM NORFOLK BUTCHERS HT3 9:07PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $1325-375-190 (VIC time) 4 390 Metres Grade 5 Heat 10 390 Metres Grade 5 Heat 1 16115GALACTIC SPIRIT (SA) [5] FSH R Chuck (Moorak) 91 $7.50 1 76344 LEKTRA FLAME [5] FSH J Lenehan (Toolong) 100 $4.60 2 54466 BEYOND THE VALLY (SA) [5] 22.10 G Campbell (Anakie) 91 $16.00 2 54532 MAXIMUM MELVA [5] NBT A Courts (Lara) 88 $21.00 3 73687 KILTY EXPRESS [5] FSTD R Drew (Dennington) 100 $1.90 3 45278 DESTROY I SAID [5] 22.08 G Hunt (Cudgee) 98 $6.00 4 17425 KINGSLEY BOY (NSW) [5] FSH S Thomas (Sandon) 95 $10.00 4 12227 PODIUM BABE [5] NBT J Thomson (Boolite) 96 $4.40 5 68387 MATE BALE (NSW) [5] NBT M Marshall (Pentland Hil 86 $15.00 5 45355 POP DO IT [5] NBT G Campbell (Anakie) 93 $4.00 6 85833 KIRABILLI DAWSON [5] 22.19 A Gurry (Nhill) 90 $9.00 6 77165 ALLEN JEER (NSW) [5] NBT D Trewin (Lara) 98 $6.00 7 83388 MONSTER FOXY [5] FSH J Quinlivian (Merbein So 86 $8.00 7 53223 BLACKHAWK PARKER (NSW) [FSH S Thomas (Sandon) 88 $12.00 8 54516 CRACKERJACK SAM [5] FSTD A Courts (Lara) 96 $5.00 8 63536 CHASING JAMES [5] 22.44 E Steel (Nullawarre Nort 95 $10.00 9 54632 PETER'S PRIDE [5] Res. SCR A Farley (Churchill) 88 $21.00 9 54632 PETER'S PRIDE [5] Res. SCR A Farley (Churchill) 91 $16.00 10 53568 HEAVY POCKETS [5] Res. SCR P Lowe (Woorndoo) 87 $26.00 10 67863 HELLO SLICK [5] Res. SCR A Farley (Churchill) 85 $26.00 KILTY EXPRESS (3) is a Group One winner and he looks well placed back in this company. LEKTRA FLAME (1) had little luck when resuming and with a clean getaway he is expected to make CRACKERJACK SAM (8) likes to scout wide and he will be very strong in the run home. MONSTER amends. DESTROY I SAID (3) owns a sizzling 22.08 PB here and he should work into the mix mid FOXY (7) may be the value runner. race. POP DO IT (5) is more than capable. KERMONDS HAMBURGERS GDR 7:13PM PROTECTCORP SECURITIES HT4 9:28PM $3295-945-470 (VIC time) $1325-375-190 (VIC time) 5 650 Metres Special Event 11 390 Metres Grade 5 Heat 1 71241 SUREFIRE [5] FSTD J Magri (Avalon) 100 $6.00 1 2443T TANJIRA [5] NBT R Gavin (Killarney) 100 $7.50 2 83151 ALPHA TRITON [5] NBT J Buckley (Anakie) 91 $4.80 2 31365 MAXIMUM DOS [5] NBT A Courts (Lara) 97 $8.00 3 53335 REEFTON TREASURE (NSW) [ FSTD A Azzopardi (Myrniong) 88 $1.60 3 77114TILLY ROCKS [5] 22.18 J Buckley (Anakie) 94 $5.00 4 77245 CRYMELON PINK [5] NBT I Bibby (Warracknabeal) 68 $51.00 4 56418 ASTON VIVA [5] 22.20 D Trewin (Lara) 96 $6.50 5 42342 EMPRESS LU (NSW) [5] FSTD K Houlahan (Lang Lang) 84 $12.00 5 52244 MONSTER DEEDS [5] NBT G Anders (Koroit) 94 $21.00 6 15656 PRETTY SENSATION [7] FSH K Lloyd (Anakie) $81.00 6 21412 LEMON CHICKEN [5] 22.17 A Farley (Churchill) 95 $4.00 7 25426 BURCH DAY (NSW) [M] FSTD P Rowan (Warrnambool $61.00 7 43213 KIERA BALE (NSW) [5] FSTD M Delbridge (Balliang) 97 $3.80 8 44525 FANTASTIC BEAR (NSW) [5] FSH G Campbell (Anakie) 88 $10.00 8 66131 JACKSON'S GIRL (NSW) [5] NBT M Lloyd (Anakie) 93 $6.50 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 43852 JULAINE [5] Res.
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