Tasracing

Consistent chaser Snow Baroque could bring up back-to-back victories at the Ladbrokes Racing Centre in Launceston on Monday night taking on a cracking field of sprinters for the top graded event over the 278 metres.

The Nathan Gittus-trained and Suzanne Tindall-owned chaser has a career record of 10 wins from 38 starts, with 8 wins and 5 minor placings from her 21 starts over the Launceston short course trip with a personal best of 15.91s.

Of the most number of wins on the Launceston track, Snow Baroque remains top of the ladder with 5 wins from 9 starts.

The daughter of Fernando Bale and Lillycette possess brilliant box manners and a huge motor which showed on track at her last start when toppling the kennel mate Over The Measure running out a 2 length victory in 16.09s from box four.

Monday night will see the white and brindle galloper jump from box 7 as a $5.50 chance according to the betting.

Kennel mate Over The Measure has come up with box 4 and shares the second line market with Snow Baroque.

Harden Up Tommy (box 2) and Winklee Casey (box 8) share favouritism at $3.60 since markets opened recently.

Penguin trainer Butch Deverell prepares Harden Up Tommy which is gunning towards four consecutive victories.

The brindle son of Kinloch Brae and Kay Are Emm has notched up 4 victories since arriving in the state, with 3 wins from 4 starts over the distance making it a 60 per cent winning strike rate for Mole Creek-based owner John Wright.

Winklee Casey, for Exeter trainer Ted Howard, holds great claim to her chances having drawn out wide in box 8.

Based on the Formplus speed map all eight runners are capable of breaking the 5 second first sectional split time.

Monday night’s Launceston greyhound meeting will commence at 19:10 with all 10 races broadcast on Sky Racing 1 and TasracingTV.

Watch Snow Baroque (box 4) trounce kennel mate Over The Measure at Launceston 0n May 3.