Cranbourne Friday night racing preview & quaddie | March 22, 2024

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Cranbourne night races tips

What	Cranbourne Races
Where	Cranbourne Turf Club – 50 Grant St, Cranbourne VIC 3977
When	Friday, March 22, 2024
First Race	6:15pm AEDT
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Cranbourne Turf Club will host a competitive seven-race card this Friday evening. The track is expected to begin and stay in the Good range for the whole meeting, as a perfect autumn day is forecast. The rail will be pushed out slightly to the +3m position for the entire circuit, with racing set to kick off at 6:15pm AEDT.

Best Bet at Cranbourne: She’s Bulletproof

She’s Bulletproof returned with an impressive third-place finish behind Diamond Decorator in her first look down the Flemington straight. Given that the runner-up from her previous start has come out and won since, the Charlotte Littlefield-trained filly should be ready to do the same second-up as she rises from 1100m to 1200m on Friday. Ethan Brown will have his first sit on the daughter of Shooting To Win, and from barrier five, expect him to settle She’s Bulletproof near the rear of the field and round up her rivals in the final 400m.

Best Bet

Race 6 – #7 She’s Bulletproof (5)

3yo Filly | T: Charlotte Littlefield | J: Ethan Brown (58kg)

+110 with Neds

Next Best at Cranbourne: Queen Of Tuscany

After recording a dominant 1.8-length victory at Pakenham last start, Queen Of Tuscany from the Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock yard will seek to record back-to-back wins when she takes on a small field in Benchmark 64 grade. The daughter of Fiorente has finished inside the placings at all four starts this preparation, including her recent victory, and there is no reason why she can’t win again here. Joe Bowditch will allow Queen Of Tuscany to settle where she is comfortable, and with even luck in the home straight, she will play a prominent role in the finish.

Next Best

Race 3 – #6 Queen Of Tuscany (5)

4yo Mare | T: Robbie Griffiths & Mathew de Kock | J: Joe Bowditch (58kg)

+600 with Picklebet

Next Best Again at Cranbourne: Cattrall

Cattrall was severely held up on the home turn last start at Moonee Valley before the Anthony & Sam Freedman-trained filly flew home to finish fourth, beaten 4.6 lengths by Isthmus. Although this daughter of Into Mischief was never going to win, her maiden victory two starts back was as impressive as any win on the day, and if she can bring that form on Friday, expect a much better performance. Michael Dee was aboard for that maiden success, and if he can settle this girl off the fence and get into clear air at the 400m mark, Cattrall will be flashing home down the outside late to stake her claim.