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Gaita didn’t wanna pull out on Deuce coupe either incompetent or cheating with her history most likely cheating.

@thebettorsedge5 @TheGlenny1 Kiwi form flying apparently, that race today was the first G1 they’ve won in Aus in 2 years.

@TheGlenny1 How can you watch that race, and think that’s good form 😂. Group 1 by name but they’ve gone AWFUL. Autumn glow and Sheeza Alibi would’ve deadset put 9 on that field

BAHAHAHA racing Twitter shows how retarded they are yet again Well written has beaten nothing hey? Belle cheval doesnt go straight still wins... God help what Well written would do to any horse here Fucking clowns Cunts have no idea. Another declared a moral by me and wins

@Racing_Previews photo finish for race of the Day between the Aus Cup and Tancred two absolute pearlers.

That was so so good. Aeliana and Dubai Honour, cinema 🍿

Would love to see Sepals in a good stable has a lot of ability but doesn’t seem to put it together all the time.

@EddieKunert @MattMcDermott74 100%

@MattMcDermott74 The new site is completely useless, half of the replays arent up in the form guide. Stuck using the old site in slow motion.....

Is the Harness site slow for anyone else ? hopefully its not a forceful push to the dreaded newer version 😭😭

@tones2026 wish i took your advice 🤦🏼‍♂️🤦🏼‍♂️😭

Imagine having 4 units on a team that were “utterly disgraceful” last week. Even with +6.5 no thank you #nrlmanlyroosters #SieboldOut

@tones2026 can get around that 4u is a lot and manly are destined for the bottom 6 so always risky being on a team like that.

@TravisOG5 I just don’t think it’s a 4 unit bet.

@NoverreMan More Joyous ahead of Via is a little far fetched isn’t it. I’d throw VE up a notch as well CC/MC and plenty of other G1s and one of the best races ever(entertainment wise) her and Addeybb.

The Holy Trinity: Black Caviar, Winx, Makybe Diva Greater than them👇but not quite them☝️: Sunline *Autumn Glow* Superstars anywhere, any time: More Joyous, Miss Andretti, Atlantic Jewel, Typhoon Tracy Mares with a moment: Via Sistina, Pride of Jenni, Verry Elleegant

@Racing_Previews can easily concede the wet track point Soft 5 okay anything worse then that is a concern. Agree re the bias but think that her run had some CC with them being closer in run than expected(due to track bias)which has almost always negatively impacted her finishing position.

@TravisOG5 I couldn’t get her shorter than double figures if I tried, game of opinions. She had the track bias and wind in her favour in the All-Star Mile, ran well but they got to her. And I think 2000m on a potentially soft track is a bridge too far nowadays.

My Australian Cup rated prices @ 100%

@Racing_Previews no bigger fan of C Waller then me but this would be a miracle even by his lofty standards, if she draws well and replicates her last run i don’t think anything will get close.

The shades go back on Autumn Boy dropping back to 1600m in the Doncaster Mile 😎 Can he bridge the margin on Sheza Alibi?

@FOXNRL He’s the best winger i’ve seen since watching only just ahead of Israel Folau.

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@deanwatling Miles saying she’s not the best horse in Aus has to be rage bait surely who could he possibly have in front of her don’t think there’s one horse in Aus that is even remotely close. Is he insinuating Half yours sure the CC/MC double is heroic but far from the best WFA horse in AUS

The figures say champion. The resume doesn’t… yet. #AutumnGlow

@PunterNcolector @TRBHorseRacing AG fan since before her first start, CJW best trainer ever imo and usually protects his horses seeing her not debut in a maiden told everyone how special he thought she was from day1 but Sheza alibi has a new fan after last start,was a special performance mouthwatering clash.

Obviously barrier dependant but think about where Sheza Alibi would be in the run vs AG too. I don’t think she’d be able to run past her if shes 2 or more lengths behind her in a big handicap field I don’t care if she’s carrying 40kg on her back. But I hope if AG does go there the market does have her 2nd fav because I will be betting up.

🏇WFA Performance Ratings ⏱️⚖️📊 - Top 5 winners from Rosehill & Caulfield 21/3/26: 🌏 Autumn Glow - 107.5: Elevated again to a new peak of 107.5, extending her sequence of elite-level performances, and it is that consistency at a world-class level that should now firmly see her recognised on the global stage. In a solidly run race that briefly steadied between the 800m and 600m before building again, she travelled well above standard to the 400m and still produced a +4L sprint between the 400m and 200m. That ability to accelerate so quickly off a strong early speed and do so to a greater extent than other good horses who had spent less energy in the run is a clear sign of her elite talent. Her rating understates the performance given James McDonald sat up and let her cruise to the line under her own steam over the final 75m, with the 2.8L margin not fully reflecting what she could have produced if ridden out. The new layer Autumn Glow showed us in this race is her capacity to absorb pressure at a strong tempo and still produce sharp acceleration, a combination that is one of the defining traits of champion racehorses. On this evidence, she looks capable of stepping up to 2000m without issue. 💎 Aeliana - 104.7: Won the G1 Ranvet Stakes over 2000m, just shy of her 105.3 behind Autumn Glow last start, and most importantly, it confirms she has elevated to a new level, with these two performances establishing a high-class base beyond her previous 103.3 peak and more typical 101 to 102 range. The race shape saw a strong test over the final 1200m, with Nash Rawiller starting to build the tempo on Lindermann after a slow early pace. The 1000m to 400m was particularly fast, turning it into a genuine stamina test. Aeliana absorbed that pressure and still finished well above standard over the final 400m to get over the top of a gallant Lindermann late (104.1), with Sir Delius (103.1) also sustaining a strong chase in third. This race carries all the hallmarks of strong, reliable form. ⚡️ Jigsaw - 102: Continued his remarkable run of form, making it six straight wins and adding a Group 1 WFA William Reid Stakes to his resume. He ran a 102 rating to win this race, marginally above his 101.7 over the same track and distance seven days earlier. As he did there, he controlled the race from the front, showing strong, sustained speed and plenty of resilience to hold off a tightly packed group of chasers, with just 1.3L covering the first six home. The performance had added merit given the pattern: superior ground away from the fence, not ideal for leaders, and a meeting that favoured runners from off the speed. He was the only leader to win on the day. While he has shown he does not need to lead to win, it remains a clear preference that brings out his best. His record now stands at 12 wins from 18 starts when leading, compared to just 3 from 21 when he does not. 🎯 Guest House - 101: Delivered on the promise trainers Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr had flagged since his debut win, taking out a high-pressure Group 1 Golden Slipper with a 101 rating performance. That figure sits around 1.3L below the previous 10-year winner median of 103.9, aligning with the broader pre-race view that this juvenile crop was tracking a little below some past others. Even so, Guest House has produced the best performance of his generation to date, in a race run at a fast speed, which adds substance to the rating. He defeated Blue Diamond winner Streisand (97.8), who he was arguably an unlucky third to when they clashed in that race the start before. With that form line holding through into the Slipper, Guest House has clearly established himself as the leading colt of this crop, with Streisand confirming her position as the top filly. 🙌 Autumn Boy - 100.5: Emulated his sire The Autumn Sun by completing the Caulfield Guineas and Rosehill Guineas double, producing a 100.5 rating, marginally above his 100 in the Caulfield Guineas and his 99.8 behind Sheza Alibi in the Randwick Guineas last start. While his sire remains a clear benchmark with ratings of 104.1 and 104.7 in those races, Autumn Boy has still come out ahead of recent Rosehill Guineas winners, including Broadsiding (99.5), Riff Rocket (100), Lindermann (100) and Mounga (99), placing this performance in a solid historical range. The race shape on Saturday placed the emphasis on acceleration rather than stamina, with an even tempo to the 1200m before a notable slowdown to the 600m, where the leader Bingi ran 38.25 secs, and then a build from the 600m with the fastest section over the final 400m. Autumn Boy’s superior turn of foot between the 400m and 200m proved decisive, putting the race away quickly, and he was still travelling strongly through the line, leaving the others with no excuses.

@RYANF1380 we still have no idea what her ceiling is Best Trainer Aus has ever had and one of if not the best jockey we’ve had and neither of them have be shy to say what a star she is incredible for racing and i really hope she goes to Europe and blows them away.

@TravisOG5 Feel pretty comfortable saying that was her career best performance today, scary that JMac never fully let her go and eased her up 75m out too

I think Autumn Glow might be the best racehorse in the world

@Racing_Previews @youreright90 No change of tactics nothing just had a deadset bye with no intention of winning happy to just tick him over.

@youreright90 Yep knew the fate very early on. Sir Delius set to peak in the QE third up though 👀

Some race ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Jmac is one away from the record!

@AdamHSport unreal how easy he ran that time tonight blistering time in 1st gear if it led around GP would be ultra competitive imo

Now there’s a HUGE call from a driver who should know … it’s a huge jump from Penrith to a Nullarbor.