Seymour tips and results

Our price $3.00 · SP $4.00 · Harry Coffey

Lift Net is the most professional runner based on his maiden win, but heavy ground and a significant class rise pose serious questions. Still the most likely winner based on ability, but vulnerable.

Our price $4.00 · SP $11.00 · Craig Newitt

Newitt/Hunter is a good combination and the inside gate helps. Pure speculation but worth a small investment.

Our price $5.00 · SP $4.20 · Harry Coffey

Harry Coffey's strong Seymour stats (19% win rate) add appeal. However, without any race experience or heavy-track form, there is risk. The stable's first-starter pattern suggests he may be forward enough to feature, making him the second pick.

Our price $10.00 · SP $8.50 · Jye McNeil

Second-up from a spell for the Chris Waller yard, he should strip fitter from his first-up sixth on a Soft 7. Jye McNeil is an excellent booking with a 21% win rate at Seymour.

Our price $10.00 · SP $17.00 · Samantha Noble

Mathletes is the standout wet-track runner in this Maiden with three placings from four heavy-track starts. She's been consistently hitting the frame this preparation, including a close 2nd on a Heavy 10 surface.

Our price $3.00 · SP $2.40 · Jake Noonan

Our price $4.50 · SP $7.50 · Jye McNeil

Yellowknife is a well-bred debutant from the powerful Hayes stable with leading jockey Jye McNeil engaged. Barrier 2 and the gear changes indicate they expect a forward showing. Heavy track is a query, but the stable's strike rate with first starters commands respect.

Our price $15.00 · SP $31.00 · Teodore Nugent

He's been competing in similar maidens and while recent form is mixed, his heavy-track placing stands out in this field.

Our price $4.00 · SP $4.40 · Zac Spain

Bradford has the best wet track credentials in this field with a solid 4th on Heavy 9 at Geelong. He may finally break through in this moderate maiden.

Our price $6.00 · SP $5.50 · Luke Nolen

Dolce Carolina showed ability with a close second on soft at Kilmore. First-up with Luke Nolen is a positive, but the heavy track is unknown. Barrier 2 should give a nice run.

Our price $4.50 · SP $5.50 · Damien Thornton

The wide draw is a concern on a heavy surface. However, if he can slot in from the outside and use his speed to sit handy, he may finally break through.

Our price $41.00 · SP $71.00 · Cassidy Hill

The drop to 55.5kg is notable and she maps to settle midfield with cover.

Our price $7.00 · SP $17.00 · Teodore Nugent

Torn offers the best heavy-track profile in the race with a win and a place from 3 heavy starts. Consistently places around this level and distance, including a close third at Seymour on a soft 6. Likely to settle midfield and finish strongly.

Our price $8.00 · SP $12.00 · Tom Madden

Sir Rockford thrives on rain-affected ground and has placed in 3 of 4 heavy starts. His course win at Seymour shows affinity for the track. Dropping back to BM62 from BM70 is a positive. Recent runs have been mixed but the class drop and wet conditions suit.

Our price $9.00 · SP $5.00 · Jye McNeil

The removal of blinkers suggests a focus on settling and finishing. The main concern is a lack of heavy-track experience, but her damline suggests wet ability. If she handles the surface, her speed could be decisive.

Our price $12.00 · SP $8.50 · Lachlan Neindorf

Princess Painton broke her maiden in style over 2000m and has placed on soft ground twice. First-up after a spell but the stable is adept at producing fresh runners. Barrier 4 allows a cosy run. While heavy ground is an unknown, her dam side suggests wet versatility.

Our price $5.00 · SP $6.50 · Harry Coffey

Timeonlees looks ideally placed after a decisive heavy-track win at Echuca two starts back. She steps back sharply in grade from a BM74 performance where she was outclassed. With Harry Coffey maintaining the partnership and good wet-track credentials, she offers the best balance of form and conditions.

Our price $7.00 · SP $8.50 · Craig Newitt

Power Pivot's dominant maiden win at this track and distance on Heavy9 is a standout form line. He has since competed in higher grades without disgrace, and now returns to a similar class level. The butterfly bit is a positive gear change for a horse that can over-race. Craig Newitt knows him well. While he needs to find form, the conditions are perfect for a bounce-back performance.

Our price $12.00 · SP $12.00 · Jake Noonan

Perfuse represents each-way value having recently placed on heavy ground. His Sale performance was a step back in the right direction after a poor run. He drops slightly in grade and draws a good gate. While he lacks a strong win record, his best runs have come with give in the ground.

Our price $4.50 · SP $4.60 · Luke Nolen

Forever With Ned is a heavy track specialist who has won twice on heavy ground. Despite a poor last start at 1300m, she drops back to 1000m and the blinkers go on. In a race where the tempo is expected to be very fast, she can settle off the pace and use her strong closing ability to pick up tired runners.

Our price $15.00 · SP $41.00 · Brittany Button

Sheila is a dramatic risk/reward play. Her heavy track record is perfect: 5 wins from 5 starts on heavy ground. However, she returns from a 10-month spell with poor recent form and is now 7 years old. A tiny each-way play or saver is warranted given the specialist angle.

Our price $6.00 · SP $6.00 · Caitlin Hollowood

Capricorn Star is the best wet-track credentialled runner in the field with a win and a placing from 3 heavy starts. She has been racing consistently in BM66/70 grade and drops to BM62. She should settle midfield and produce a strong finish.

Our price $10.00 · SP $9.00 · Damien Thornton

Best Of The Best is an interesting first-up hope. He bolted in on debut on Soft7 and then was outclassed in a Group 3. Now gelded and with gear changes, he may have matured. Thornton is a good booking. However, no heavy form and a wide draw are concerns.