Rosehill is a Dead 4 upgraded from an earlier 5.There is a possibility of thunderstorms during the afternoon so careful monitoring is required.Sandown is a Good 3 and the forecast morning rain hasn't eventuated so expect fast conditions.
First question when dealing with Sydney tracks this year has been-will it play fair?More often than not the answer has been that there has been some bias.With juice in the ground and the possibility of more you need a compelling reason to commit early I think.
Last meeting at Sandown Lakeside when the rail was true strongly favoured on pacers.The rail goes out 5m today and again with the obvious possibility of some sort of bias do you really want to commit early?
If you've considered this and then looked at the fields at these meeting
and you initial reaction was MERCY! I can completely empathise.
If I'm backing I don't want any hint of track bias,deteriorating, ground,strong winds or other variables that conspire to corrupt the form.Bias however, is a money making opportunity if you trade on Betfair.As always the entry and exit points are crucial but last night at Moonee Valley was perfect example of how a biased track can be worked to your advantage
Rosehill is a fantastic programme and lets hope that standard is maintained through the Autumn.
Sandown has a very good card considering the carnival is over in Melbourne but it's ultra competitive.
Obviously there are possibilities but at this stage I am committed to nothing.
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