15/10/2011 Tips & Best Bets – Eagle Farm
A couple of quality gallopers will kick off their Spring/Summer preparation at Eagle Farm on Saturday with Gundy Son being the most intriguing one.
A couple of quality gallopers will kick off their Spring/Summer preparation at Eagle Farm on Saturday with Gundy Son being the most intriguing one.
View Just Horse Racing’s speed map for Saturday’s Group 1 Caulfield Cup at Caulfield racecourse. Currently the rail is out 6metres and the track condition is Dead 4.
One of the older race clubs in New South Wales, the Krambach Racing Club, will have their cup day meeting at Taree on Friday with a very good card of racing.
The Darley operation look set to dominate early on in Mornington on Friday. The eight race card will be run under poor weather, with showers expected. The track will be dead5 or worse and the rail is out 7m for the entire course.
Some lovely types will be out on display when thoroughbred action heads to Wyong on Thursday with the most notable one being Monaco, a beautiful looking mare by King Cugat who is unbeaten in four runs this time in.
Here’s hoping the track at Cranbourne has held up well after their cup meeting on Sunday because racing heads there again on Thursday for another strong day of action highlighted by the $140,000 No Fuss Solutions Classic (2025m).
The Caulfield Cup carnival heats up on Wednesday with Thousand Guineas day. The $500,000 feature race is dominated in betting by Atlantic Jewel from the Kavanagh yard, who has looked in three runs to date and looks very hard to beat with the main danger, according to punters, being Mosheen.
A really good meeting is set down for Doomben on Wednesday with good size fields and plenty of depth ensuring you’ll get a good run for your money.
It’s Murray Bridge Cup day this Wednesday and apart from the $80,000 Listed feature race over 1600m, the rest of the meeting looks to have next to nothing in depth or class. But here’s hoping we have the winners for you right here.
Small fields are in order for punters early on when racing heads to the Kensington track at Randwick on Wednesday. The meeting also sees the city debut of boom Western Australian apprentice Michael Grantham.
As is the case always, punters will find it hard work to get the winners at Grafton when racing heads there on Tuesday but hopefully we have got them here for you.
A good card of racing is set down for Echuca on Tuesday. The meeting will be run under fine weather, the track will be a good3/dead4 and the rail is out 1m from the 1600m-1000m; True for the remainder.
View Just Horse Racing’s speed map for Wednesday’s Group 1 Thousand Guineas at Caulfield racecourse. Currently the rail is true and the track condition is Dead 4.
Punters will be made to work hard for the cash on Monday when racing heads to Donald. Big size fields and very little depth make it tricky to get confident about a horse, but hopefully we have the winners here.
A strong meeting is set down for Hawkesbury on Sunday with leading trainers from the city using the program to hopefully give some of their gallopers an injection of confidence.
The best race day in country Victoria is here with stayers looking to earn a start in the Caulfield Cup (2400m) with a win in the $200,000 Listed Cranbourne Cup (2025m), which highlights a super afternoon of racing in store for punters.
The racing world will glue their eyes on Caulfield at 1.20pm AEDT on Saturday to see the worlds best sprinter in Black Caviar looking to equal Pharlaps record of 14 straight wins when she contests the Schillaci Stakes (1000m) on another super Saturday of racing with the feature race being… Read More »
The $100,000 Listed Angst Stakes (1400m) highlights a super meeting at Rosehill on Saturday where man of the moment Guy Walter saddling up Foxstar in the feature race. The mare wasn’t far behind them in the Tibbie at Newcastle and is sure to be much fitter thanks to that run.
An even meeting is on the cards for punters this Saturday at Morphettville. The first half of the meeting lacks decent field sizes, but has a touch of class, while the latter half has strong size fields, but very little depth.
The $80,000 Avant Garde Recruitment Quality highlights a very good afternoon of racing at Eagle Farm on Saturday with talented mare Risk Aversion looking to maintain her unbeaten run this preparation.