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Winners, including best-bet selections, have been hard to find at Gloucester Park over the last couple of weeks.
Star reinsman Ryan Warwick continues in grand form as he sets a cracking pace in a powerful bid to head the leading WA drivers’ premiership table this season.
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Lightly-raced eight-year-old New Zealand-bred gelding Jimmy Mack will resume racing after a 14-week absence when he starts from barrier four in the Mondo Doro Smallgoods Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
Talented young reinsman Dylan Egerton-Green has given punters a valuable lead by choosing to drive Bletchley Park in preference to Taroona Bromac in the $20,000 Rotary Club Fremantle Free-For-All over 2536m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
Inexperienced pacer Pamy June resumed a month ago after a 12-month absence and has been most impressive for owner-trainer-driver Jocelyn Young with two wins and two close seconds from four starts and now Young has her sights set on the smart mare making a successful debut at Gloucester Park by winning the Group 3 Harry Capararo Westbred Four And Five-Year-Old Mares Pace on Friday night.
It’s another mixed bag of best bets from members of the WA Trotting Media Guild for Friday night’s 10-event card at Gloucester Park.
Members of the WA Trotting Media Guild have different opinions on their star bets for Friday night’s meeting at Gloucester Park.
Balcatherine, after four back-line draws and one from out wide at No. 7 from her past five outings, should appreciate the No. 1 barrier in the random draw for the 2130m $24,000 Pure Steel Pace at Gloucester Park on Friday night.
Redoubtable mare Gotta Go Gabbana has been plagued by bad barriers in recent starts and she should appreciate starting from the No. 2 barrier in the Simmonds Steel Pace for mares over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.