WA pacer ready to rock at Menangle

28 April 2022 | HRNSW MEDIA | AMANDA RANDO
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Mighty Ronaldo. Photo by Gloucester Park.

Mighty Ronaldo. Photo by Gloucester Park.

Star West Australian pacer Mighty Ronaldo kicked off his eastern campaign at Menangle on the right note. 

The $351,196 earner had his first look at the spacious track in a trial yesterday that he won in personal best time. 

The Justin Prentice-prepared pacer clocked a mile rate in one minute and 51.7 seconds, more than two seconds faster than his best winning time. 

The four-year-old gelding is being aimed at the $210,000 Australian Pacing Gold Final at Menangle on May 7. 

Mighty Ronaldo won his APG heat at Gloucester Park on April 5 and has not raced since. 

During his Sydney stay Might Ronaldo will be stabled at Luke McCarthy’s property. 

“He’s eating well and seems well in himself,” said Prentice.

The iForm best bets for tonight:

Penrith best bet 

Race 5: Cherishthememories (4)

Appears too classy finding this easier than previous assignments.

Penrith next best 

Race 4: Radiant Amber (1)

Makes her presence felt on useful performances in decent company since winning five starts ago.

Play the exotics

The Penrith quaddie

Race 5: 4-5

Race 6: 4-2-5

Race 7: 3-2-10-9

Race 8: 2-5-1

$72 for 100%

 

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