Coonamble Betting Tips, Best Bets & Odds for March 14

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This ex-Victorian mare caught the eye in her 1000m debut for the Kieren Hazleton yard and now stepping up in trip along with coming in down in grade a little, she is quite a big each-way price.

Comfortably winning a trial in readiness for that return, Covert Miss was eased back early from a wide draw and although out-sprinted by the eventual winner late, was only two lengths away on the line and having won two of three second-up attempts, she can certainly improve on Sunday.

While this mare could be a little inconsistent in over her prior campaigns, Victorian 58-64 form is certainly good enough for a race of this nature and as runner with tactical versatility, it gives jockey Anthony Cavallo options early from barrier seven.

The main negative is the 60kg, but there isn't a great deal of spread in the weights over her key rivals (carrying the same impost as a 56-rater) and her first two performances this campaign, she is projecting for a peak performance now stepping up to 1400m.

A mare that generally gets stronger deeper into her preparations, Dusky Damsel has looked a much more forward galloper this time in where she was only a few strides off winning a harder race first-up and drawing out last start, she goes very close to winning that March 5 attempt if they had a better gate.

Barrier five is perfect for this five-year-old, an alley that allows jockey Jake Pracey-Holmes to settle much closer from early over this extra furlong and with a better run near the speed, she can convert that recent form into a victory here.

Even with the 59kg, the short favourite for Sunday's $150,000 Country Qualifier in Jailbreak is clearly the class runner of the field, but hasn't run out a strong 1400m to date, a factor that won't be an issue for this gelding who is on track for a peak run.

Patrick May took two starts to hit his straps both third and fourth-up last campaign, with comfortable victories over 1300m and then 1400m, the last of those with 60kg, so should the popular elect be wanting late, this four-year-old can stay in for the fight on-speed.

Only narrowly reeled in late fresh, but still fighting late after doing all of the donkey work by dragging the field up to a tearaway leader, he again was working throughout his second-up effort and stuck on very bravely for third against the pattern, so he has a perfect base to run a personal best here.

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