20/5/2011 Tips & Best Bets – Wyong
The Wyong Race Club will conduct an eight event meeting on Friday with good size fields ensuring that a good afternoon of racing is to be had.
The Wyong Race Club will conduct an eight event meeting on Friday with good size fields ensuring that a good afternoon of racing is to be had.
Thoroughbred Park at Canberra will host an eight race card on Friday where most eyes will be on the return of the talented, but frustrating galloper Commandare.
Racing in Melbourne will take place at Betfair Park on the Lakeside circuit on Wednesday with an eight race card which usually gives the punters a competitive afternoon of racing.
The Big6 available for punters in NSW on Wednesday is on races 3-8 at Canterbury. View Adam Page’s tips and selections.
Canterbury is where Sydney racing is on Wednesday with an eight race card trainer Chris Waller set to continue his winning ways with several imported gallopers.
The Tamworth Jockey Club will conduct a nine event meeting on Tuesday with top local combination Sue Grills and Tim Bell featuring prominently.
The Pakenham Racing Club will host an eight race card on Tuesday with the track to be a Heavy 10, which will make the afternoon a slog for both horse and rider.
Seymour is where Victorian racing is on Monday with an eight event card where Catgotyourtongue, trained by Anthony Cummings, is looking to break her maiden status and get some confidence after a string of outs in much stronger company than what she will be up against in the first race.
The Coffs Harbour Racing Club will host a seven race card on Monday with fine weather expected for a competitive afternoon of racing.
The 20,000 plus crowd at Doomben on Saturday will be there for one reason: to watch Black Caviar win. Can she do it? Can Hay List finally get that elusive win over the great mare, or will one of the other six rivals stand up and cause a massive boilover?… Read More »
Melbourne racing is at Caulfield on Saturday with an eight event card with eyes sure to be on the return of former top three-year-old Carnero, who hasn’t raced since finishing 11th behind Rebel Raider in the 2008 Victorian Derby.
The second and final day of the Scone Race Clubs carnival comes around on Saturday with two key races, the $250,000 Inglis Guineas (1600m) where Sincero and Speediness dominate the market, while the fillies and mares will battle it out in the $175,000 Listed Dark Jewel Classic (1400m) where high… Read More »
Thoroughbred Park at Canberra will hold an eight event meeting on Friday with Guy Walter on target to feature prominently.
The Scone Race Club will hold their inaugural two day carnival, kicking off on Friday with the feature event being the $175,000 Listed Emirates Park Scone Cup (1600m) where Fanjura, from the Lee Freedman yard, is the $6 favourite.
The Hawkesbury Race Club will hold an eight event meeting on Thursday. The Darley camp, on form, are primed to keep on their winning ways.
The Ballarat Turf Club will hold an eight event card on Thursday where the highlight of the meeting will be race three, the three-year-old 0-72 Handicap over 1000m where several promising youngsters will take their place.
The Melbourne Racing Club will hold an eight event card on Wednesday at Betfair Park on the Hillside circuit. The intriguing runner is Our Mastermind, a former kiwi who is unbeaten in two Australian starts for John Sadler and is stepping up to city grade for the first time.
The Australian Turf Club will hold a seven event card on Wednesday where most interest will be around the Peter Snowden trained Peck, who ran an eye-catching fifth in the Rowley Mile and is targeting the Queensland Derby.
The Goulburn District Racing Club will hold an eight event card on Tuesday with trainer Guy Walter set to have a day out with several leading chances.
The Mornington Racing Club will hold a nine event card on Tuesday where it appears that the powerful trainers, such as Peter Snowden, Lee Freedman, Mick Price, David Hayes, Michael Moroney and Tony Noonan, will dominate the afternoon.