Both are more than capable of being able to take this sprint out.
In greyhound racing if a chaser doesn't earn a stake in four consecutive races within the same class, it is automatically dropped back one grade, a process called downgrading. It is common to see the down-graders immediately regaining form.
In the second leg, the sprinter Another Raewyn is also in that category, so it will pay to overlook her bleak-looking form line and include her here.
Go Fern Go produced a competitive third last Friday and she isn't far away from winning.
This Is Swipe is a northern sprinter who has early pace, which is an asset here, while last Friday's lower-grade winner Homebush Craig can handle the rise in class he faces owing to the kind box draw he has been allocated at Hatrick. In the third Quaddie leg, there are two sprinters who are escaping from the open-class ranks, meaning that Run Lacey Run and Secret Star have to be considered in this sprint.
Moody Man draws a trap from from where he has previously been known to swoop around the outer.
And just to illustrate how effective that downgrading process mentioned above works, it sees Ate Power looming as the potential Quaddie anchor in the last leg this evening. He had been downgraded when he struck at the Manawatu Raceway on Monday.
Ate Power is now allowed to run out his C4 nominations before returning back into open class.
He can capitalise on that bonus opportunity here.
If he does make a mistake at the start, then the cover options here are Homebush Lignite, who has solid form from the inside trap, while the promising Stock Taker hasn't finished winning races yet.
