Horse racing tips: Big-price outsider is interesting quickly sent over fences
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CHAMP DE GANE (3.22 Perth)
He showed some promise returning from 17 months off over hurdles at Kelso and is interesting quickly sent over fences.
EACH-WAY THIEF
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JET PATROL (2.12 Perth)
He has gone close on his past two hurdles runs and this looks a good chance.
KING COCONUT (5.07 Perth)
He looks capable of better now going handicapping for Nicky Richards.
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