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1 2 3 4 5 Warrnambool Warrnambool Thursday, 13 June, 2019 MACEY'S BISTRO 5:19PM LIGHTNING FRANK @ STUD ON FACEBOOK 7:00PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 1 390 Metres Maiden 6 450 Metres Mixed 4/5 1 SIXTEEN PEGS [M] FSH A Kelson (Warrnambool) $4.00 1 22111SPACE TRUCKING [5] FSTD S Van oirschot (Devon $3.60 2 8 CROWD PLEASER [M] FSH S Van oirschot (Devon $12.00 2 23187 MEPUNGA PRIDE [5] NBT J Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $10.00 3 42225 LANA'S IMAGE [M] NBT J Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $3.00 3 11144LEKTRA FIREBALL [5] 25.23 P Lenehan (Toolong) $8.00 4 F RED ON BLACK [M] FSH S Van oirschot (Devon $6.00 4 31131ONIONS O'REILLY [4] NBT P Smith (Wonwondah) $1.90 5 *** VACANT BOX *** 5 54125 SHAMROCK VALLEY(QLD) [5] 25.49 V Inguanti (Gnotuk) $51.00 6 75767 LEKTRA PHYLISS [M] NBT P Lenehan (Toolong) $16.00 6 34251 CASSIUS MONELLI(WA) [4] 25.60 N Lund (Longwarry) $10.00 7 6743 PAGANINI [M] FSH S Van oirschot (Devon $4.50 7 15356 KALANI WILLOW [4] 25.50 D Goudge (Warrnamboo $16.00 8 72537 INGA ASSALT [M] NBT P Inguanti (Gnotuk) $10.00 8 25523 SUVLA BAY [5] NBT B Reid (Lovely Banks) $8.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** LANA'S IMAGE (3) has been placed in three of her past four and she has the speed to make every ONIONS O'REILLY (4) has scored some tremendous wins in recent months and with a clear run post a winner. PAGANINI (7) showed improvement last time and he can settle near the speed. early he should prove too classy. SPACE TRUCKING (1) continues to impress and he is drawn to be CROWD PLEASER (2) has solid claims in the mix throughout. MEPUNGA PRIDE (2) has claims NORFOLK BUTCHERS 5:37PM CASSIGN DESIGN (DAMSELS DASH) 7:22PM $1325-375-190 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 VICGREYS $1000 (VIC time) 2 450 Metres Maiden 7 450 Metres Grade 5 1 BETHANY ROSE [M] FSH A Langton (Anakie) $2.20 1 44487 ROMANOVA [5] FSTD W Duniam (Little River) $51.00 2 64332 FANTASTIC FOX(NSW) [M] FSH P Teuma (Winslow) $10.00 2 15252 FOXY MOLLY [5] NBT L Delbridge (Balliang) $18.00 3 *** VACANT BOX *** 3 45672 LYLAH'S WAY(NSW) [5] NBT L Delbridge (Balliang) $12.00 4 5 HULKING MOON [M] NBT G Anderton (Woolsthorp $8.00 4 76134 LEDGERWOOD LIBBY [5] 25.18 A Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $7.50 5 45567 ODDJOB LAD [M] FSH W Duniam (Little River) $10.00 5 52267 MEPUNGA BELLA [5] NBT J Britton (Anakie) $2.40 6 *** VACANT BOX *** 6 38527 MOSSY GIRL [5] 25.64 S Hooke (Bushfield) $61.00 7 6 APT FLASH [M] NBT D Knights (Warrnambool $12.00 7 15713 VALHALLA GIRL [5] NBT S Van oirschot (Devon $9.00 8 4 RAMPANT TERESA [M] NBT R Mahony (Southern Cr $3.20 8 33737 FLOSSING [5] FSTD J Britton (Anakie) $2.60 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 38425 BLUE GLITTER [5] Res. SCR M Lanigan (Anakie) $12.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** BETHANY ROSE (1) is a royally bred type and she is a member of a very powerful kennel. MEPUNGA BELLA (5) is an absolute jet when at her best and she is expected to race very well RAMPANT TERESA (8) was far from disgraced on debut and she will be much better for the run. fresh. FLOSSING (8) has the speed to cross and lead and she is suited to this distance range. HULKING MOON (4) has solid claims. LEDGERWOOD LIBBY (4) is showing promise GRV VIC BRED SERIES MAIDEN FINAL 5:55PM KERMONDS HAMBURGERS GDR 7:43PM $7500-2140-1070 VICGREYS $1000 (VIC time) $3300-945-470 VICGREYS $1000 (VIC time) 3 450 Metres Maiden Final 8 650 Metres Special Event 1 32 PRINCE CODY [M] NBT S Gibson (Harcourt) $10.00 1 33424 THOMELI MONSTER [6] NBT G Hunt (Cudgee) $16.00 2 32 CORNHILL TIGER [M] NBT S Gibson (Harcourt) $6.00 2 12462 ACE ALLEN(NSW) [5] FSH M Delbridge (Balliang) $3.40 3 43243 THOMELI KICKS [M] NBT G Taylor (Allansford) $21.00 3 36465 STAR REIKO [6] SCR A Ellen (Haddon) $15.00 4 23623 DONALD'S OUT [M] NBT M Wright (Wangoom) $7.50 4 61652 OEMI ALLEN(NSW) [6] FSTD P Teuma (Winslow) $51.00 5 25281 MEPUNGA DOYLE [7] 25.80 J Britton (Anakie) $4.00 5 *** VACANT BOX *** 6 1 MEPUNGA CRUZER [7] 25.44 J Britton (Anakie) $2.40 6 61762 LIVING DAYLIGHTS [5] NBT W Duniam (Little River) $8.00 7 1 ARCH ENEMY [7] 25.91 J Shaw (Lara) $9.00 7 65271 BLUE SHADOWS [5] FSH A Langton (Anakie) $1.90 8 432 ROSWITHA GIRL [M] NBT N Stanley (Portland) $12.00 8 85236 MISS DEE MEADOWS [5] NBT S Van oirschot (Devon $10.00 9 72537 INGA ASSALT [M] Res. SCR P Inguanti (Gnotuk) $21.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 645 BOWLED UNDERARM [M] Res. SCR J Shaw (Lara) $12.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** MEPUNGA CRUZER (6) was a dazzling 25.44 debut winner here last week and he'll take a power of ACE ALLEN (2) was brilliant when placed at Ballarat and he should be prominent for most of the beating once again. MEPUNGA DOYLE (5) was a strong heat winner last week and he just needs journey. BLUE SHADOWS (7) beat a good lineup at The Meadows and he can scout wide in his an ounce of luck early. CORNHILL TIGER (2) has claims races. LIVING DAYLIGHTS (6) has solid claims EDWARDS ELECTRICAL (1-3 WINS) (250+RANK) 6:20PM CAPITOL CINEMA 8:07PM $1405-400-200 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 4 450 Metres Restricted Win 9 390 Metres Mixed 4/5 1 73428 MIRACLES HAPPEN [5] 25.67 E Steel (Nullawarre Nort $10.00 1 66757 BILLY MORAN(NSW) [5] NBT D Hammerstein (Ararat) $9.00 2 67336 RAMPANT MUNSTER [7] 25.67 R Mahony (Southern Cr $3.40 2 35743 WILBUR DEEDS [4] 22.09 G Anders (Koroit) $2.80 3 *** VACANT BOX *** 3 58262 SPOLLY JAMES [5] NBT N Lund (Longwarry) $7.50 4 67551 BEAUT DEEDS [6] NBT G Anders (Koroit) $5.00 4 42156 EAGLEHAWK MISS [5] 22.41 B Fullerton (Red Cliffs) $12.00 5 74411JOSIE'S ENTITY [5] FSTD S Hooke (Bushfield) $2.80 5 78346 LEDGERWOOD MOLLY [5] 22.83 A Mcdowall (Nullawarre) $26.00 6 *** VACANT BOX *** 6 37342 BUSH DESTROYER [5] 22.28 D Fleming (Alvie) $10.00 7 73365 CANYON COUNTY [5] FSH J Weightman (Dean) $6.00 7 61175PAT MALONE(NSW) [5] NBT L Delbridge (Balliang) $6.00 8 24544 DUSTY LACE [7] FSH D Bewley (Pentland Hill $9.00 8 61721 LULUMON [4] 22.17 L Gore (Warrnambool) $4.00 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 15844 FLYING ACTION [5] Res. SCR T Steel (Nullawarre) $15.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 *** NO RESERVE *** JOSIE'S ENTITY (5) has won her past two in impressive fashion and with a clean getaway she can WILBUR DEEDS (2) has a tremendous record this track and trip and he should be in the firing line notch up the hat trick. RAMPANT MUNSTER (2) has been placed in two of his past three here and for most of the journey. BILLY MORAN (1) is better than his form reads and he is drawn to be he will pour the pressure on soon after boxrise. prominent throughout. LULUMON (8) has claims WARRNAMBOOL FENCING SPECIALISTS 6:35PM COAST FM & 3YB (250+RANK) 8:28PM $1405-400-200 (VIC time) $1405-400-200 (VIC time) 5 450 Metres Grade 5 10 390 Metres Grade 5 No Penalty 1 32134 STEORRA [5] FSTD B Fullerton (Red Cliffs) $2.40 1 83371 ZAMBORA CLUB(NSW) [5] NBT N Stanley (Portland) $8.00 2 21148WRACKMERE(SA) [5] 25.82 N Stanley (Portland) $8.00 2 54163 MY MANDARA [5] 22.31 P Keane (Koroit) $6.00 3 38425 GENDARME [5] FSH L Delbridge (Balliang) $6.00 3 87135 TANKALICIOUS [5] FSTD N Lund (Longwarry) $4.60 4 44754 PILLAR CREEK [5] NBT R Gavin (Killarney) $21.00 4 43454 LOST LOVE [5] 22.40 N Lenehan (Portland) $10.00 5 25352 STRIKE POWER(NSW) [5] NBT P Hammerstein (Ararat) $4.00 5 1442F FAWN ILLUSION [5] NBT D Weightman (Dean) $9.00 6 66384 LEKTRA BRANDY [5] NBT N Lenehan (Portland) $12.00 6 8T838 CLOUDED ACORN(NSW) [5] 22.08 V Inguanti (Gnotuk) $12.00 7 56575 CHASING JAMES [5] 25.77 E Steel (Nullawarre Nort $15.00 7 F6255 TEARAWAY TRAIN [5] FSTD D Bewley (Pentland Hill $3.50 8 57214 MR. WORLDWIDE(NSW) [5] NBT M Fullerton (Red Cliffs) $6.50 8 86318 BLACK LAZARUS [5] 22.25 M Fullerton (Red Cliffs) $6.50 9 *** NO RESERVE *** 9 87864 GRAPHIC PRINT(NSW) [5] Res SCR B Reid (Lovely Banks) $8.00 10 *** NO RESERVE *** 10 15844 FLYING ACTION [5] Res. SCR T Steel (Nullawarre) $12.00 STEORRA (1) has been racing well in stronger company of late and he is drawn to get all the breaks TEARAWAY TRAIN (7) was smartly placed at Horsham in May and he should be able to burn them early on. GENDARME (3) can sizzle mid race and he just needs a little room to move initially. off mid race. BLACK LAZARUS (8) owns a handy 22.25 PB here and he will get a nice cart across STRIKE POWER (5) is nearing another win.
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