V75 Bjerke/Axevalla 28/4 

Exciting V75 divided between Bjerke and Axevalla this Tuesday. We found the banker at Bjerke this round. There is an extra 500,000 kroner in the sevens pot.

Course schedule HERE

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5 Theoprinsen is developing well and impresses with still untapped potential. Last time he went at his own pace with energy saved over the finish, which suggests that there is still more to come. Tougher opposition awaits now, but he has got a good groove in the vault, is confident at trotting and opens useably from the start. Trains stably and well, and with normal development he should be in the fight at the top again. 

Race results HERE

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2 Teton Lineasy delivered a very promising debut for Thomas Dalborg last time out, finishing strongly via third track with 1.10.8 in the last 800 metres and closing in on the winner. With that run in his body, there are reports of increasing optimism from the stable. The four-year-old has previously shown that he can open well, and with the addition of a driver in the form of Björn Goop, everything is set for an offensive plan from the start. With the impression he made last time out and a task that looks very suitable, it looks like the first win of his career could come here, and we might as well squeeze in with a bang on the flat bongs.

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2 Rokne Bliss made a nice comeback after the break and delivered a strong finish despite some bad luck along the way and a bad back towards the last turn. That race has probably done her good, and her form seems to be improving. The experienced 12-year-old filly is up against good horses again, but has a good track record and can win from several positions. Entered without shoes is an extra plus, and she is set for a solid performance. 

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4 Mr Boenasera has shown high capacity lately. The second last time he was a raw catch-up and probably would have won with a flawless race, while the last time he made a strong effort as a second from the dead. There is nothing to say about his form. Now it is up to the leader, and with Aleksi Flink in the sulky and the American carriage back, the task looks very interesting. Has previously won from the front in good times, and much suggests a classic “tied and finished” scenario here. 

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6 Stumne Fyr never got a lot of freedom in the last race and sat with his strength saved, which is positive for his form anyway. The starting line is a bit challenging, so a back race seems most appropriate this time. He can do a lot at his best, but his performances can vary a bit. If he gets the right race and the pace is right, he is of course absolutely capable of fighting for the win. 

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3 Raphael has varied a bit in his starts this year, but delivered a solid third place last time in a strong time for the class, only beaten by good horses. Both of his career wins have come from the lead, and it seems that he works best there. With Carl Johan Jepson in the sulky and good opportunities to reach the front, there is a lot of room for an offensive plan. If he can control the race at the front, there is a good chance that he will lead the whole way. 

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1 Dirty Shirley has drawn a perfect track and is fast out, which gives a clear opportunity for the lead – to lead all the way. She is in very good shape, trotting confidently and is well placed in the race. She easily beat strong competitors two starts ago from the lead, and even though she met a good horse last time, the effort was solid. Everything is reported well in training, and with shoes (possible hybrid carriage) she appears to be a clear knocker in the round. We take a position in the final.

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