INNOVATIVE PLANNING SOLUTIONS QTIS THREE-YEAR-OLD BENCHMARK 65 HANDICAP ($19K)
AI Selections & Analysis (14 runners)
This Tony Gollan-trained runner boasts an impressive 40% win rate and the highest prizemoney in the field, indicating superior class. With top jockey Angela Jones and a favourable barrier 3, she is the clear top pick despite the lack of recent form data.
This Tony Gollan-trained runner boasts an impressive 40% win rate and the highest prizemoney in the field, indicating superior class. With top jockey Angela Jones and a favourable barrier 3, she is the clear top pick despite the lack of recent form data.
With a 50% win rate from only two starts and a perfect 100% place rate, this horse shows immense potential. Trainer Stuart Kendrick and jockey Ben Thompson are a strong combination, and barrier 6 provides a good starting position.
Another promising runner with a 50% win rate and 100% place rate from limited starts, suggesting untapped ability. The wide barrier 11 is a concern, but the early career form is very strong.
This horse has a solid 33% win rate and has already secured two wins from six starts, demonstrating capability. However, the wide barrier 10 without a named jockey adds a layer of uncertainty.
Trained by Robert Heathcote and ridden by Daniel Moor, this horse has a decent 25% win rate and 50% place rate from four starts. Barrier 5 is ideal, suggesting an each-way chance with a good run.
With two wins from eight starts and a good barrier 2, this horse has shown some ability. However, the overall place percentage is moderate, making it more of an each-way prospect.
This Darryl Hansen runner has two wins from nine starts, indicating some class, and Cody Collis is a capable jockey. Barrier 7 is acceptable, placing it in the mix for a minor placing.
While having a 43% place rate, the win rate is low at 14% from seven starts. Barrier 3 is good, but it might struggle to convert placings into a win against stronger opposition.
A single win from five starts and a 40% place rate suggests some ability, but it hasn't consistently shown winning form. Barrier 1 is a plus, but the overall profile makes it a roughie.
This horse has only one win from eight starts, indicating it finds winning difficult. While barrier 4 is good, the low win percentage makes it a long shot here.
With only one win from five starts and a low 20% place rate, this runner appears outclassed in this field. Barrier 8 further diminishes its chances.
A single win from seven starts and a low place percentage marks this horse as a rank outsider. Barrier 9 and a moderate jockey booking do not inspire confidence.
With only one win from four starts and a 25% place rate, this horse has the lowest prizemoney and is drawn in a wide barrier 11. It faces a significant challenge against this field.