By grvnews
Form expert The Watchdog has gone on a ‘Paua’ trip – if you’ll excuse the pun.
He’s tipping a crack sprinter will prove too powerful at Ballarat.
And the talented chaser has plenty of power and passion, having finished second in a G3 Healesville Cup and jointly holding Warragul’s 400m track record (22.07sec).
Could all of this add up to ‘power with glory’ for punters? Find out by clicking on today’s ‘Daily Mail’.
Source:: https://www.grv.org.au/news/2021/03/17/absolute-paua/
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