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Racing returns to Wagga on Thuesday with an eight-race card.<\/span>Credit: <\/span>Jenny Evans<\/cite><\/p>\n Dangers: 1. Dynamic One<\/strong> is coming off a last-start fifth in city grade and this race looks within his reach. 5. Ruff<\/strong> and 8. Ticklebelly<\/strong> have contested recent trials and performed well enough to be considered place chances here. 8. Impatient Miss<\/strong> had done all her racing in Victoria before crossing the border to win here last time out on a heavy track when racing in a prominent position. From a good barrier in this, Impatient Miss can again be on the speed and she should give plenty of cheek.<\/p>\n Dangers: 4. Miller Time<\/strong> can give Donna Scott the first two winners of the day. The mare was a winner at Albury on soft ground at her first start. She has had two runs since resuming and performed well enough in both, again on rain-affected surfaces. She\u2019s drawn well here and has the advantage of the apprentice claim. 7. Insane Volt<\/strong> is back here after being in TAB Highway grade in city company last time out. 1. Black Tahitian<\/strong> can figure in the placings again. 1. Bulleyes<\/strong> is a lightly raced gelding resuming from a spell here having been fitted with two barrier trials. He has been placed in one of his three starts and that was on a rain-affected surface. Expect him to be primed to run well here with Nick Heywood in the saddle.<\/p>\n Dangers: 2. Daicos<\/strong> has been placed in three of his six starts and only needs to run up to his best to be around the mark here again. 3. Inveterate<\/strong> wasn\u2019t beaten far when leading at Forbes last time out and can figure prominently, while 5. Rainmaker<\/strong> is on the improve and shouldn\u2019t be taken lightly. 2. Spinosaurus<\/strong> was disappointing at Forbes last time out in class two company, but should find this an easier assignment. His two runs before that were sound, and he has proven adept enough on wet ground.<\/p>\n Dangers: 6. Galbalan<\/strong> is resuming from a spell and is capable of racing well fresh, while 3. Backwater Trader<\/strong> has been around the mark since scoring at Albury five starts ago. 1. Platara<\/strong> has sound place claims. 2. Spitfire<\/strong> started his career in the Gary Portelli stable, where he showed ability. Since moving to the Matthew Dale camp, Spitfire has recorded three wins and a further four minor placings. He hasn\u2019t been disgraced in his latest two city starts, finishing seventh in TAB Highway grade in each of them. This race looks made to order.<\/p>\n Dangers: 1. Sky Diamonds<\/strong> was second-up from a spell when she finished fourth at Kembla Grange last time out. She\u2019s handy on her day and the step up to 1600m should suit. 4. Blessed Award<\/strong> and 6. Nic\u2019s Hero<\/strong> look to be the best of the rest. 12. Princess Nefertiti<\/strong> has recorded one win and five placings from just six starts. She has performed well on rain-affected ground and only has to overcome a wide alley in this to be regarded as the one to beat.<\/p>\n Dangers: 2. Oneofthetwelve<\/strong> was just behind the placings at Nowra last Sunday and can get into the placings here with a repeat performance. 9. Twisted Quixote<\/strong> won narrowly here on debut at big odds but shouldn\u2019t be taken lightly, while 6. Spiritly<\/strong> has place prospects. 1. Magnetic<\/strong> is resuming from a spell here and has had the benefit of a barrier trial. The gelding contested better grade races than this last campaign, including a midfield finish in the Wagga Town Plate. He goes well fresh and handles wet ground.<\/p>\n Dangers: 4. Ten Bells<\/strong> has been contesting city-grade races in each of her three runs since resuming. This looks more to her liking and she can bounce back into form. 9. Brenlyn\u2019s Trooper<\/strong> is a last-start winner at this track and warrants respect, while 5. Neverstandingstill<\/strong> has been racing in city grade in Melbourne. 5. Missile Leader<\/strong> looked good when overcoming trouble to win on the Acton track at Canberra last time out. He\u2019s yet to miss a place from four starts and has plenty of upside. He is the best bet of the day.<\/p>\n
How to play it:<\/strong> Villasaurus WIN. Quinella 1,7.<\/p>\nRace 2 – 1:45PM D & S TABER ELECTRICAL SHOWCASE CLASS 1 HANDICAP (1000 METRES)<\/h3>\n
How to play it:<\/strong> Impatient Miss EACH WAY.<\/p>\nRace 3 – 2:20PM RUBY TUESDAY COUNTRY BOOSTED SHOWCASE 4YO & UP MAIDEN PLATE (1200 METRES)<\/h3>\n
How to play it:<\/strong> Bulleyes WIN.<\/p>\nRace 4 – 2:55PM LAMBPRO COUNTRY BOOSTED SHOWCASE BENCHMARK 58 HANDICAP (1000 METRES)<\/strong><\/h3>\n
How to play it: <\/strong>Spinosaurus WIN.<\/p>\nRace 5 – 3:35PM WDF ACCOUNTING + ADVISORY SHOWCASE BENCHMARK 66 HANDICAP (1600 METRES)<\/h3>\n
How to play it:<\/strong> Spitfire WIN.<\/p>\nRace 6 – 4:10PM JJ\u2019S WASTE & RECYCLING SHOWCASE CLASS 1 & MAIDEN PLATE (1600 METRES)<\/h3>\n
How to play it:<\/strong> Princess Nefertiti WIN.<\/p>\nRace 7 – 4:45PM UNION CLUB HOTEL SHOWCASE IAN REID SPRINT OPEN HCP (1200 METRES)<\/h3>\n
How to play it:<\/strong> Magnetic EACH WAY.<\/p>\nRace 8 – 5:20PM WAGGA RSL CLUB SHOWCASE CLASS 3 HANDICAP (1200 METRES)<\/h3>\n