The people’s day of racing, and what better way to start the day than data pointing towards a great value runner. The old Grande Rosso finds himself at odds in a race with high data quality and all of the pace on his inside. What catches the eye in this race is the Advance Data Tables that present Damian Lane as the Caulfield 1400m specialist. Lane places 47.8% of the time when sitting mid field, and Grand Rosso has the tactical speed to shift across and tuck in off the pace. 3rd run in this prep should be fitter if he can find the good part of the track.

Grand Rosso each way

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The fifth gifts us strong data quality for a race with the 3rd strongest rater for the day. Voodoo Lad presents strongly on the SFR, and this race is likely to suit. Ball of Muscle, Flamberge and Snitty Kitty may duke it out for the lead, and the inside allies with a kick may benefit. Voodoo Lad’s last run at Caulfield was a lightning strike, and the statistics say Rawiller rides well for Weir. Rail in the true position suggests they will win from anywhere. Stick to the Data.

Voodoo Lad to win.

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One of the bigger standouts of the day across the country in the curtain raiser for the big dance. Hard to know what the Heavy track will do to this field, but it’s likely you will need to stay out of congestion. Pierata draws well to sit in the middle of the field off the fence. Tom Berry has a 42.9% place strike rate from this position over 1200m, so he’s no slouch in traffic, and he should be driving the Bentley of the race. He was never a chance in the Epsom, and needs the shorter trip. Should be rock hard fit now, and Jungle Edge the obvious bolter danger. That’s why they give you odds.

Pierata to win.

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