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It’s Ladies Day at Broome on Tuesday where the featured Broome Sprint over 1300m could be Now You See Me’s race for the taking.
The Susan Olive trained son of All Too Hard, who is the $2.70 race favourite, will be bidding for a fifth straight win. Those searching for the best betting sites Australia will no doubt have the favourite firmly on their radar. Three of the wins in that sequence came at Broome, the last being a romp over 1200m which brought Now You See Me victory by a 5.27 lengths margin over Cruise To Victory, who carried 8kg more than the winner.
They will clash on the same weight terms on Saturday where Now You See Me will have his first race beyond 1200m.
Now You See Me will also go into the race defending an unbeaten record at the track where his record shows three wins from three starts. Apprentice Jefferson Tsang takes the ride.
The Darryn Pateman trained Cruise To Victory (the $3.70 second favourite) also has significant positive form at the track to recommend his chances though.
He stepped out again after that defeat to Now You See Me to regain winning form over the Broome Sprint’s track and distance on July 24. He won that race by 6.69 lengths.
That was his third win in five starts at Broome … the other two runs bringing runner-up finishes.
Interestingly enough, Cruise To Victory is unbeaten over the track and distance … he is two from two over 1300m … but, as a seven-year-old veteran of forty-one starts, the question becomes one of whether he can find the improvement that is likely to be required to be able to match motors with the three-year younger Now You See Me, who should have the greater scope for improvement of these two runners. Jessica Gray will ride Cruise To Victory.
Bon’s Your Back ($8), a runner for Darwin based trainer Tommy Logan, is the only other runner quoted in single figures.
If you want to look beyond the runners already mentioned and believe winning form is good form, the Timothy Pike trained Border Control could be well worth a second glance.
The nine-year-old son of Brazen Beau won the 2025 edition of the Broome Sprint … that, in fact, has been his only start at Broome … and, in spite of winning his last two starts, he has been travelling a bit under the radar with those wins coming at Roebourne and Port Hedland.
He is priced at $13.
Fameux is the other last start winner in the lineup. He won at Port Hedland the same day that Border Patrol did (August 1). He has yet to be placed at Broome or over Saturday’s big race distance.
He is a $23 chance.
And there’s one more runner you might not want to let slip under your guard.
Multiple Premiership winning trainer Neville Parnham brings Dug Another Hole ($10) to Broome. The son of Universal Rule will be first-up on Saturday and you have to go back all of the way to April 2025 to find his last win, but a rush of second and third place finishes since then suggests he not entirely out of it here, particularly as he comes with that Parnham touch.
