19/11/2011 Vic Big6 tips and selections
Racing in Melbourne heads to Moonee Valley on Saturday. The Big6 for Victorian punters has a $100,000 jackpot. The six legs are the last six races at the home of the Cox Plate. Here is my $20 strategy.
Racing in Melbourne heads to Moonee Valley on Saturday. The Big6 for Victorian punters has a $100,000 jackpot. The six legs are the last six races at the home of the Cox Plate. Here is my $20 strategy.
This Saturday’s Big6 for New South Wales punters has a $50,000 jackpot! The six legs are the last three races from Warwick Farm and Moonee Valley, kicking off with race six at the Valley. Here is my $20 strategy.
Punters will get easy money in their wallets at Stawell on Friday thanks to Peter Moody who will send two maiden gallopers to the country circuit for an easy kill and both should be able to do that with normal luck.
The best trainers from Sydney as well as the bush will descend upon Goulburn on Friday for Goulburn Workers Goulburn Cup Day. The $80,000 feature event over the mile has attracted a crack field of 16, with Nextanix sure to push for favourtism.
Cranbourne will host a twilight meeting on Friday with the first race to get underway at 2:29pm Melbourne time. The eight event program will be run on a dead/slow surface and the rail is out 7m throughout.
A bumper nine race card is set down for Coffs Harbour on Friday with Port Macquarie trainers Neil Godbolt, Tas Morton, Wayne Wilkes and Jenny Graham set to dominate the meeting.
The dynamite on pace bias at Seymour has started to fade away slightly in recent meetings but be on the cautious side and stick to the the horses that will be sitting in the first four in the run when an eight race card is run and won there on… Read More »
Racing in New South Wales heads to Gosford on Thursday for a good eight event meeting. The weather is fine, the track is a good3 and the rail is in the true position for the entire circuit.
The card of racing at Sale on Wednesday certainly isn’t the strongest meeting going around, but nonetheless it should be a competitive one with even depth fields doing battle for victory across all eight races.
Some very talented youngsters will be stepping out on Wednesday at Doomben on the seven race card with a possible crack at some of the blacktype races during the Summer in store provided they perform well here.
One of the rising stars in Sydney, Chad Schofield, has three rides at the metro meeting at Canterbury on Wednesday and could easily walk away with three winners. Ziprossa, Pippindell and Urgent Bells all look hard to beat in their respective races.
Victorian racing on Tuesday takes place at Warrnambool with a strong eight event meeting. Team Wilde, fresh from winning the Sandown Guineas on Saturday with So Swift, will saddle up a couple of handy gallopers who will be looking to maintain their hot form.
Promising apprentice Kirk Matheson looks a good chance to claim the jockey challenge when racing heads to Ballina on Tuesday for a bumper nine race card.
Premier local trainer Nick Olive looks set to dominate the meeting at Canberra on Monday. The seven race card shapes up to be a good one with some promising youngsters looking to continue their winning ways.
The Spring racing carnival in Melbourne wraps up on Saturday with the Zipping Classic raceday at Betfair Park on the hillside circuit. Americain, who ran a luckless fourth in the Emirates Melbourne Cup, is the $1.45 favourite to take care of his four rivals in the 2400m race named after… Read More »
Melbourne Cup winning rider Steven King will make a rare trip to Sydney to partner exciting gelding Fawkner on Saturday at Rosehill. The son of Reset toyed with his rivals at Flemington on Oaks day and is at the attractive quote for $3.40.
One of the better days in New Zealand racing is here with New Zealand Cup day at Riccarton. The feature event has attracted a capacity 24 horse field with Showcause the clear cut favourite. The meeting also plays host to the $300,000 Group One 1000 Guineas (1600m).
Small fields are the order of the day when the Parks circuit at Morphettville play hosts to an eight race card. The weather is fine, the track is good and the rail is out 1m from the 650m-400m.
The Eagle Farm track look to play fair on Wednesday and that should be the case again on Saturday when racing heads to the premier track in Queensland.
A couple of local gallopers will be looking to press claims for a crack at the Railway Stakes/Kingston Town Classic path when they contest Saturdays $125,000 Group 3 R.J. Peters Stakes (1500m).