V85 Room April 5

The V85 Easter bonanza ends this Easter Sunday with MULTIJACKPOT at Romme. There are huge kroner in the pot today. Here you just have to get to the hatches. Yesterday's analysis for Klosterskogen was relatively good, with a profit on the flat bong and a full pot on the large share system with V85 2 times. A total of just under 400,000 kroner was recorded.

We have a share game for the round, which you can participate in via this link: SHARES

Results can be followed continuously here.

Here are our assessments for the round.

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7 Melina Havelock is an interesting card in this race, largely due to the combination of Jepson in the sulky, jumping track and ease of balance. She was very good when winning from the lead two starts ago, and followed up with a clearly acceptable performance afterwards. She has since had a break due to a throat infection, but is reported to have done some good track work ahead of this start. Even without racing in her body, her capacity is good enough for this level. The starting point is favorable, and with her starting speed there are good opportunities to get to the front. From the front, where she is undefeated, she will be very difficult to beat – especially over short distances. A natural favorite for me.

1 Noelia appears to be the clear challenger, both in the fight for the lead and the win. She showed good speed in the last win, and with her quick start she is very relevant whether she reaches the lead or gets behind the leader. She has had a steady and positive development, and the reports from the stable are consistently good after a solid winter. The debut of the year was good, even though there was perhaps a little unfulfilled potential there. Now everything seems to be in place for a top performance.

10 Global Go Bajen Go is an exciting candidate in a somewhat open race. She is a developing horse and is reported to be working better and better in training, which indicates that her form is on the rise. She last ran a solid race after a heavy schedule, and kept her pace well throughout – a clear sign that she is approaching her top level. Her barefoot balance also worked well then, and the plan is for her to go like that again. The back track is dragging her down a bit, especially over short distances, and a lot will depend on how the race develops early on. At the same time, she is strong enough to do a lot herself, and with the right disposition she can still get into the match.

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4 Mezidon Leka appears to be a very interesting bet in an otherwise open and unclear race. He has shown clear development recently and impressed in his victories, where he has not looked empty - which suggests that there is still more to be gained. He is fast from the start and thrives well in the lead, and it is possible that it could be a classic "close and end". At the same time, he has also shown the strength to deliver good performances from other positions, which makes him less vulnerable to the course of the race. With the expected offensive driving and good opportunities to get ahead early, he has a clear good chance in the race - and in a low class where many will guard wide, he can be a tough banker, which is something we try when it comes to the flat bets.

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6 Asakblomst was superior last time and confirmed both form and capacity. She is fast from the start and can come forward early to put pressure on the front, or take command herself. This is a tough mare that can withstand an offensive approach, and with a similar race course to last time, the chance of victory appears to be clearly good.

5 Prinsessan Stöen made a comeback after a nine-month break last time and finished well in the quiet, which gives a good starting point for this race. That should have given a clear boost in form. She is not the fastest from the start, but a lot will be done if Mats E Djuse manages to drive herself into the lead early on. With the right race plan, she is an exciting contender.

9 Guldhagen's Oscar impressed greatly in his debut of the year when he pulled away from his competitors from the lead. The impression was very strong, and the trainer reports that he has developed further and has become both stronger and better this year. Even though he starts from 40 meters extra, he is relatively fast and can get a good position early. Of course, that assumes that there is not too much trouble along the way. With the right course of the race and flow in the race, he has the strength to last the distance and can be the strongest at the end in an open match.

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3 Gio Cash is a top horse who delivered a very strong season last year, with victories in both Norrbottens Stora Pris and Årjängs Stora Sprinterlopp – where he beat Don Fanucci Zet, among other things. He ended the year with energy saved in a major race in the USA, which further underlines his level. This is a complete trotter with few weaknesses, and after a winter under Daniel Wäjersten's direction, expectations have been raised even further for the biggest tasks. He is very fast from the start and has good opportunities to take the lead. If he gets to the front and is allowed to control the pace, he will be very difficult to beat. A natural favorite and a horse with the potential to deliver top performances in the future. Will be a knocker on our books.

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1 Kong Venience has taken clear steps after the change of trainer and impressed greatly with his victory last time, where he had a very strong finish and had energy saved over the finish. His barefoot balance is a clear plus and has given good effect. However, the starting point is a bit demanding with an inside track, as he is not particularly fast from the start. It can quickly become a trap if he gets stuck. However, if he gets free in time and the race resolves, he has shown enough form and capacity that he can definitely fight for the win again.

4 Sven The Forestman is a strong but somewhat heavy type who thrives best in the lead. He last took the lead after 600 meters and went from there to a clear victory, which confirms how difficult he is to beat when he is in control of the race. From this starting point, he is well placed to get back into the lead, and with Carl Johan Jepson in the sulky it is natural to expect an offensive control. Although longer distances are not necessarily an advantage, he is in such good shape that he is a candidate for victory anyway.

10 Mellby Mowgli is an exciting horse in great development who showed nice pace in his debut of the year. He had a calm race and looked little used beyond the finish, which suggests that it was a deliberate run-through with a view to further form. With that race in his body he is expected to be clearly improved now. Although the backtrack is a challenge, he has the capacity to solve the task with the right race. Should be considered early despite the starting point.

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5 Kaffeåchampagne is a capable horse who developed into one of the better mares last year. She showed consistently strong performances, and her level is undoubtedly high enough to assert herself directly here. Her debut of the year, new schedule and somewhat uncertain status also make her somewhat difficult to assess in terms of form. Nevertheless, her basic capacity suggests that she can be in the fight for victory.

3 Nikki Lane is in better shape than it might seem at first glance and finished well in the last race, although she lacked a bit of speed after a break. With that race under her belt she is expected to be sharper now, and the change of driver to Claes Sjöström is a definite plus. From a good starting position she is set for an offensive start and there is a good chance she can be driven to the lead.

2 Undinia is probably the horse in the field with the highest potential. She is making a comeback here, and may be a little lacking in top form, but her capacity is indisputable. She finished last year with a strong second place behind La Yuca in the Breeders Crown final, a performance that also stands up very well in this company. The transition to older horses is a moment, but her level suggests that she will handle it well. The starting line is good, and her first time with an American carriage in Sweden is an exciting plus. Although her form may be a bit of a question mark, she should still be considered a clear candidate for victory.

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11 Fine Manners impressed in his debut of the year with a strong finish, where he swept the field in an impressive manner. He has a nice attitude and really knows where the finish line is. That race was done without him being particularly sharp, and with that run through his body, clear improvement in form is expected. The training reports also point to better resilience and development after the last one. The backtrack is not optimal, but he has both speed and strength to solve the task from different positions. With a flap along the way, he has the capacity to sprint down the entire field. The equipment remains unchanged with shoes, open bridle and regular carriage. Regardless of the backtrack, we are playing bank this jackpot round.

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9 Datos Gangster recently took his first win under Robert Bergh's direction, and it could easily be the start of a great season. He showed good pace already last year, and the development in the new system makes him exciting going forward. With two races under his belt, he is approaching top form, and now there are several interesting changes: the first time with barefoot balance and Magnus A Djuse in the sulky. There are clear plus factors that can give further effect. Our winner in the race, and bets on the smallest bets.

1 Denaro Diabolik has looked very strong in his two starts this year and has made a very positive impression. He has made new strides throughout the winter, and with two races under his belt he is approaching top form. He is not a lightning starter, but has improved from the start and should be able to get a good position. From the front or back of the leader, the chance of winning should be good.

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