GRV’s Peter Quilty, Gerard Guthrie and Trent Langskaill provide their thoughts on some of the star greyhounds racing in Victoria.

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Quilts  Fellas, can you believe the Sportsbet Dream Chasers Festival is upon us? $4.1 million in prize money to be won over five sensational Saturday nights – dreams will become reality.

Gerard  Wow She’s Fast is the epitome of a dream chaser, Quilts, and Kel Greenough is confident she has recovered from her unlucky Adelaide Cup run in readiness for the Group 1 Sportsbet Topgun.

Trent  She will have to be spot on from Box 5, Gerard, when you consider the class of this field including the Million Dollar Chase winner McInerney.

Gerard  I spoke to Peter Lagogiane this week and he is hoping his fairy tale journey continues with the recent Group 2 Black Top winner French Martini.

Quilts  Don’t forget about Zippy Tesla, gents. He does rely on luck with his get-back style, but he can fly late, which was evident when he won the Group 1 Silver Chief Final.

Trent  The quality performers don’t stop there with the Group 1 Perth Cup champion Vice Grip and multiple Group winner Zipping Kyrgios – he’s more consistent than Nick.

Gerard  Cheeky from you, Trent. Photo Man and Amron Boy have gained starts due to scratchings, but the Group 2 Flying Amy Classic Final quinella cannot be taken lightly.

Quilts  Speaking of scratchings, it’s a shame that Group 1 winner Super Estrella will not take her place in the Group 1 Sportsbet Topgun Stayers.

Gerard  You spoke to Jeff Britton this week about Mepunga Ruby and despite not racing for five months, Jeff believes that she is primed to “run a really good race”.

Trent  What about the stars in the Group 1 Hume Cup Final? Jarick Bale is a dual Group 1 champion, Aston Velvet is a Pink Diamond winner, Pocket Money was one length off the 600-metre track record in his heat, and Dookie Devil has won three straight. What a night!