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Short in stature but fast, Weir’s pony express Deemed Corrupt visited Gundagai for the sixth time this weekend, which is an ideal opportunity to win.

In other words, the son of Matthew Smith’s Todman Championship champion Crut performed very well on the court, winning four places, three of which are seconds.

“He is not a big horse, he only has 14.2 hands, but a very fast horse,” Will said.

“His owner Andrew Ward called me one day and wondered if I wanted to train him, so I bought a small portion of his shares.

“When I went to pick him up, I looked at him and thought,’Oh my God, you’re wasting time’. When we brought him home, all he wanted to do was to lower the pressure, but since that day, he has been acting Out of his speed, but we just don’t know how far he can go as a pony.”

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So far, Deemed Corrupt’s only victory is in the first two games of his spell in the Wagga debut on Australia Day.

The chestnut four-year-old was very bad in his Vaga debut, but he had all kinds of excuses.

“In Wagga, his performance is not 100%, he just hit a little bit,” Will explained.

“And the other day, it was a good run.

“Gundagai should suit him. It’s just a short straight. He races at the fastest speed and he ran in the wet ground.

“Gundagai is a very narrow track, you have to be near the lead.”

Deemed Corrupt is a thoroughbred horse-his third mare is the Mythical Play bred in New Zealand and won two group firsts in South Africa.

Her own mare is the myth of Kate, she is the champion New Zealand mare of her time.

In other words, there is no better stallion in Tumut or most other areas in the area than Bouddi that competed in the Iron Jack Benchmark 50 Handicap (1700m).

Bouddi is raised by John Singleton and is the son of Sheikh Mohammed’s epic stallion Exceed And Excel.

Bouddi’s mare is the Zabeel mare Shirley who did not participate in the race. In addition to Bouddi, his descendants also include the “Singo” VRC Oaks champion and 7-time Group 1 champion dear Demi.

Budi’s grandmother is the Golden Slipper Award winner Melin, and she herself is the daughter of Dan Hill who has made bold promises.

“He didn’t live up to (his upbringing),” Will said.

“He didn’t pull up well after the last run. He was a little frustrated after the game. It took him a few days to recover, but his previous form was quite good in Benchmark 66. He dropped in class. To benchmark 50.”

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the best choice

Game 1, Game 4: The Scarlet Prince

Mitchell’s beer-trained son, Casino Prince, made his debut, and scored a narrow but eye-catching trial victory at Albury’s home court in Albury a few days ago.

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Game 5 Game 9: GO BREW

The other came from the beer stable; this Piero pony played disappointingly at home, but most of the other things she did were encouraging.

Value betting

Game 3 Game 10: Keep calm

The whole journey led her to win her maiden race twice in Wagga. If the day is good enough, it should be close enough to strike.

Foursome

Match 3: 4, 6, 8, 10

Game 4: 1, 6, 8, 13

Game 5: 4, 7, 9, 11

Round 6: 3, 5, 8, 11, 16

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Nick Haywood has some good opportunities to increase his season record with Gundague.

Internal mail: GUNDAGAI

Game 1

Scarlet Prince is the starter of Mitchell Beer Stables. This horse is the two-year-old son of Anthony Cummings Casino Prince, and he himself performed well in the rain. This pony is also well bred on the side of his dam; his third mother is Scandinavia, she is the mother of Magnus and the grandmother of Black Caviar. The Scarlet Prince won a trial at Albury on June 22, which prepared him for his debut. Bleue’s Choice is also connected with Anthony Cummings because his mother, Ballyleue, won the Silver Slipper for the great man. As for this well-trained steer by Scott Collins, his last home win at Goulburn is almost impossible. Hot trim is another of the beer skewers; so far, this pony has got her biggest and best chance to win the game.

bet: The Scarlet Prince wins.

Game 2

Gallant Run is the son trained by Mitchell Beer of Not A Single Doubt-he is actually the half-brother of Villiers champion All Legal. Gallant Run is a 16-start virgin, but he has put half and fourth of them here and there. The drawing is very good, but most importantly, he has the mode to win the game in Gundagai. The father-son team of Chris Haywood and Nick Haywood is here to cooperate with Last War, this is a lightly raced steer, he finished fourth in only two races; in Vaga and Many people were the first to arrive at Smugglers Bay. Quick type, perfect brush to do his thing. Moonscape is a market watch. Matthew Dell’s well-trained rookie is the son of TJ Smith champion Apercu.

bet: Gallant Run won, quinella 1,2.

Game 3

Norm Gardner raises, partially owns and trains many of his horses; Keep It Down is one of them. This mare came from Pluck, who was the magical Stallion Cup Junior Turf Champion at the time and an underrated stallion. Pluck is a rigid copy of his father, More Than Ready. Like him, many of his sons and daughters are intoxicated in the humid environment. Keep it Down wins on Soft, and wins on Heavy. talented. Hela has participated in four competitions, and almost every time is better than the last one. She won the Queanbeyan race over 900 meters and ended the first of those four races. Tagliano has won only once in 21 games, but he has already played. Please note that Taliano has participated in four matches in Gundagai, winning one victory (his only victory) and three seconds.

bet: Keep It Down won, 4, 6, 8, 10 in three consecutive victories.

Game 4

Sydney Blue is the half-brother of Caulfield Cup champion Faulkner and the half-brother of Adelaide Cup champion Tambi. The son of Sebring trained by Mitchell Bill will never reach those lofty heights; in fact, at this point in time, he won one game from the 20th place. To be fair, he has ranked 9 times and finished runner-up 7 times, including first place this season. Choosing two of three on a heavy track, and most importantly, that lonely victory happened when he was second. Admire Gratzi can make it the quinella of the Greys. This particular gray has lost 50 of his 54 starts, but his model makes it difficult for him to win. Denman’s son, Pride Of Kalaru, is the last race winner and is very, very healthy. Only includes a dream.

bet: Sydney Blue won, Quinella 1,13.

Game 5

Mitchell Beer prepared Allez Brew and was able to return to the winner’s booth. When Pierro’s daughter won the maiden championship in Albury on May 24, her performance was impressive. After that, she ranked fifth on the heavy-duty Route 9. Talented, just need a good ride. The first time Street Cred saw the heavy track was on the start on the 24th. It was in Goulburn driving a 1,515m BM58. He rushed to the road in Randwick to try, where he was under racing conditions. The weight is very heavy. It is better to go back to the place where he placed it before. The best Flora Bel will win, but we haven’t seen Bel Esprit’s daughter in top form for a while.

bet: Come on Brew wins.

Game 6

Deemed Corrupt is a descendant of the myth of the great New Zealand mare Kate. The steer trained by Kerry Weir has only won once in his 21 games, but he is ranked no less than 10 times. His really eye-catching statistics are these; track and wet. He has raced three seconds and one-third in Gundagai five times, which is exactly the same as his record on the heavy track. If they come here, the stability partners Eurosay and Underthespotlight have obvious requirements, but they have accepted Wagga like many others on the card. Benno’s boy is another. He has 181 starts-he is a miracle.

bet: Think of corruption as winning.