SGC Australia Hcp (C3)

About Turn won last start by 2.5 lengths at Pinjarra and is suited over 1400m with one win from three at the trip. The Miller/Noske combination is striking 75% above expectation across the last 100, a commanding edge, and barrier 1 ensures a soft run. Resumption winlessness from three attempts is the one concern, though it does strike once into preps from three second-up starts.

Razmas brings recent speed and form as strengths, though class concerns and trainer form issues offset some appeal. Holly Nottle is riding 23% above expectation across the last 100 rides, which is a meaningful positive, and barrier 2 ensures a soft run. The main thing to watch is the first-up pattern - winless from five resumptions, but strikes once into the prep from five second-up attempts.

Good Show owns the quickest recent time figure in the field at 7.3 lengths a km under the track average, a concrete speed advantage. It places first-up at a rate of one from two and the Dylan Bairstow/Austin Galati combination strikes 32% above expectation across the last 100 rides. Recent form concern is flagged as the main thing to watch against these positives.

Radiant Light is reliable fresh with two placements from three first-up attempts, and raced in form last start when beaten only 1.5 lengths. Recent form and recent speed are the case drivers here, though no standout speed figure accompanies the resumption credentials.

Sky River has not won first-up from four attempts and typically needs a run before showing its best, which is a significant resumption concern. Recent speed is noted as a strength, though class concern weighs against the case and no standout speed figure is recorded.

Pure Obsession has genuine Belmont Park form at the trip with one win from three starts over 1400m, and recent form to point to after being placed last start beaten only 2 lengths. It handles first-up assignments reasonably well with one placement from four attempts, and the case strengthens around recent speed and class credentials.

Centre Bond's case leans on recent class, form and speed as the rating drivers, though it carries no standout speed figure. The main thing to watch is the resumption pattern - winless from five first-up attempts, but a single win from four starts second-up suggests it may need the run. Barrier 10 of 11 is a tangible hurdle to overcome from the draw.

Boussac is reliable fresh with three placements from five first-up attempts, a genuine positive on resumption. Returns to blinkers, which is a sharpening gear adjustment to note. Class concerns, recent form weakness and barrier 11 of 11 all weigh against it; the draw from the outside is the main thing to watch.