V85 Färjestad April 3 

The V85 Easter bonanza continues. Today it's Färjestad.

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Remember the different start time today at: 15.10.

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2 Emon Face comes in good form and an interesting change in balance that could give extra effect. The start is a bit open, but I keep him as a slight favorite to take the lead - and from the start he will be very exciting.

8 Rosso Rubino has high potential, which he showed last autumn. He has trained well for his debut this year and is reported to be well prepared.

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2 Allegiant impressed last year with three straight strong performances on Swedish soil, where the victory in the “Fyraåringseliten” really stood out. Then she rounded the entire field via the tracks from a position far behind and won in a very strong 1.09.4 – a performance that shows top class. Is probably heavy in the body for now, but there are reports of very good training. This one is very fast out, and will probably not be challenged at the start. Most likely lead this all the way. Banks our bets.

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6 Mr Boenasera comes in very good form and has delivered consistently strong performances over time. Last time at Halmstad he had a solid race against tough opposition, where he opened up hard to reach the lead. It naturally cost him towards the end, but the effort was clearly acceptable in light of the pace along the way. Now he faces easier opposition, and the task looks considerably more manageable. The starting arrangement is also in place for him to get back to the lead early, especially with one of the better drivers in the sulky.

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14 Storm Annsgal is an interesting tipper. She won in a nice way two starts ago after a good race, and that performance shows the level she has. Last time she was a canter after getting a little too excited in the back, but that race also came on a bad track and can be largely forgotten. Now there are several positive factors: Jepson in the sulky again and possible first time barefoot balance, which often gives an extra effect. With flap from the addition and a more controlled race along the way, she has the capacity to mix in at the top, and outright win the race.

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3 Riverdale Z. has great capacity and has shown great talent, including six straight wins early in her career. She has also been matched against the best and delivered strong performances, even against stallions. Last time she was heavily relied upon, but galloped both at the start and later in the race – and that probably cost her a very good position, perhaps a win. Now there are clear plus factors: Autostart, which should suit her much better, as well as a very favorable starting point with a view to taking the lead. The opposition is also easier this time. If she stays on her feet, she appears to be a very strong candidate for victory – and probably the horse to beat in the race. We bank on the flat bets.

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1 Keep Asking performed consistently at a high level throughout last year and was very strong as a narrow second in the Four-Year-Old Elite after leading in 1.09.5/1640a. He ended the season with several races in 1.10 times, which underlines his capacity. The training reports before his debut are very positive, and from an ideal starting position everything is in place to be able to take the lead early.

We play lock in the race. 7 Loxahatchee moves his legs really well at the start, and can actually challenge the favorite here. Can drive himself to the lead, and then the race could practically be decided. At the same time, the feeling is that, with race in his body, he also has the capacity to win even from the back rows.

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Here we go hard and banker 13 Readly Brodde who comes from a strong win last time, where he decided after a quick finish and looked very nice. It was true that it was by a narrow margin, but the impression was solid. With that race in his body, further form improvement is expected. The task will be tougher this time with additions, but the capacity is high and he has shown that he can handle doing a lot himself in the races. The form seems to be increasing, and he should be counted early – especially if there is a pace along the way that can play on his strength. Is marked only at 15% as of Thursday afternoon,

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14 Big Ben Pellini is a capacity horse who at his best maintains a high level, which he showed with strong performances in tough competition last year. He won his debut of the year in solid fashion, but was unrecognizable last time after a heavy race on the outside - a position that does not suit him optimally. Now he has had two races under his belt, and it is expected that his form is on the rise. The trainer is confident of a clearly better performance this time. In addition, he depends on a back race and pace in the race, if he gets that, he is very dangerous in the end.

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