The action continues at Ladbrokes Park Sandown on Wednesday and eight races are on the program.
The rail will be set out eight metres around the entire course and at publish, we’re faced with a track rated in the Good (4) range.
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Race 1 – 3:40pm – IVE Print Plate (1500m)
Tempest Charm can break her maiden in the first at Ladbrokes Park on Wednesday.
The Trust In A Gust filly is an eight-start maiden, but she has been a consistent performer this time in, and she has only just missed at her last three appearances.
Jamie Kah retains the ride this week, and the filly might not be offered a better opportunity to win.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 1
Race 2 – 4:15pm – Ladbroke It! Plate (1300m)
Palatial Prince showed some ability on debut, and he can break his maiden at Ladbrokes Park.
The Xtravagant gelding settled off the pace at Kyneton and mustered a nice turn of foot to finish a head second.
I’m confident that he’ll enjoy plenty of improvement for that experience, and we can have an each-way play this week.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 2
Race 3 – 4:50pm – Ladbrokes Bet Ticker Handicap (1600m)
This is a small but classy field and there is a case to be made for nearly every runner, but I am going to stick with Invincible Crown as he chases a hat-trick.
Invincible Crown has continued to improve with each start since debuting, and broke his maiden at The Valley two starts back.
He franked that performance with another lovely win in BM64 company last time, and this does look to be the next logical step.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 3
Race 4 – 5:25pm – Ladbrokes Switch Handicap (1400m)
Rising simply couldn’t have been more impressive on debut, and he can begin his rise through the grades at Ladbrokes Park.
The I Am Invincible colt returned a very impressive performance on debut at Stawell, and greeted the judge more than five lengths in the clear of his rivals.
This is obviously harder, but he has plenty of upside.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 4
Race 5 – 6:00pm – Ladbrokes Easy Form Handicap (2400m)
Tigertiger takes his place in this field following the best performance of his career, and anything similar to that would simply see him too good again.
The Zed gelding hasn’t finished worse than second at his last five appearances, winning three times and highlighted by his five-length triumph here a fortnight ago.
He’s rock-hard fit, the mile and a half is ideal and I am more than happy to stick with him.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 5
Race 6 – 6:30pm – Ladbrokes Same Race Multi Handicap (1800m)
This is a drop in class for Tycoon Bec, and I am happy to give her another chance.
The Written Tycoon mare stamped herself as a galloper to follow by winning each of her three starts during her debut prep, and she resumed this time for a credible third behind Turbeau in the Ballan Cup.
She was a little flat at Pakenham last time, but this race looks ideal for her third-up.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 6
Race 7 – 7:00pm – Ladbrokes Blended Bets Handicap (1500m)
I’m going to stick with Adandiman in the penultimate race at Ladbrokes Park this week.
Adandiman has returned to the races in competitive form this time, and he recorded an impressive victory here at Ladbrokes Park two starts back before filling the minors in stronger company last time.
He strikes this race in peak order, he gets some relief in the weights under Tahlia Hope and he is drawn to receive a nice run from an inside draw.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 7
Race 8 – 7:30pm – Tile Importer Handicap (1300m)
Nicolini Vito has been a consistent performer this time and strikes a winnable race at Ladbrokes Park this week.
The Nicconi gelding has missed placing just once in four starts back, and takes his place in this field following a credible second placing behind Savannah Cloud at The Valley.
Bet Now: Ladbrokes Park Race 8
