April 29th – Hawkesbury Guineas Race Preview
Great race to start the day at Hawkesbury with a lot of speed likely in the 1st race. The reason this is a bit exciting is this track is more favourable to the front runners with a sharp final turn and reasonably short and skinny straight, however, if the speed is on it should make for an across the track finish. I was leaning towards MASCARERI, who has been freshened up for this and will be loving the falling rain and GIRLS GO RACING, who is a consistent galloper who will roll back from the gate and should get its speed on down the straight. MYALLA GOLD who has registered 4 wins from 6 starts but I have to question its opposition in its short career. Wet weather not a worry for her but I think the price is a bit short for me. My top pick clearly go to SEE THE WORLD who produced a fantastic first up run and looks a huge chance to continue that form with the light weight here.
The kids run round in race 2 and on the wet track you would be foolish to throw your money down on any horse unless you had inside information.
To the 3rd and international raider FORETELLER is a strong favourite after a strong run behind proven wet tracker Mr Unforgettable in its first Australian start. That form line reads in nicely against this weak field, however, you have to a lot of faith in the horse who will be dragging over 60 kgs through the mud tomorrow. For me KONTIKI PARK represents much better value with an impressive first up record and strong wet track form.
The 4th race is over 2250m and will require a strong horse to run the distance tomorrow. SANDBERG has been strongly supported with the inclement weather dampening the track but its failed to fire when it has had to step up to this class before making me somewhat sceptical. Having said that this field doesn’t look that strong. SPLENDID HONOURS looks way over the odds with a strong win last start.
The 5th is a very open race and its going to be hard to be confident of a winner. Many will jump on ZINGALING and KANZAN who both are very consistent gallopers but there a few negatives with each horse. Whilst Zingaling can handle all track conditions I’m not so sure it has had to carry the topweight in such an open field from a wide barrier. Kanzan just gets a nod on it for mine with a much better record in the wet conditions. Not sure how fit it will be 2nd up but if it’s ready it will be right in the finish. FLYING SUCCESS seems to do its best work when it’s up to its ears in mud so you’d have to think it’s a strong chance in this race
Tipping doesn’t get any easier in the 6th race of the day with a field full of mud larks to contest. The obvious first choice is MR UNFORGETTABLE who famously won the last race ever called by John Tapp when on a boggy track. A great win last start in the wet suggests he is right in this again. ALTERED BOY is another who wants the rain to continuing bucketing down and on the back a great run behind Group 1 winner My Kingdom of Fife last start you would have to think it’s a serious contender.
In the feature race, The Hawkesbury Guineas, I’m not surprised to see TORIO’S QUEST the strongly supported favourite after it was scratched a fortnight ago from Rosehill in order to contest the Gosford Guineas. That meeting was abandoned due to the wet weather in the end and the horse ended up having a exhibition gallop at Newcastle which was super. Although it hasn’t been on the really heavy going it did win the Magic Millions Guineas on a slow track in strong fashion. The trainer appears very cagey when interviewed about its chances in recent weeks suggesting he also thinks he’s got a winner on his hands.
I suggest walking out after hopefully securing a winner in the Guineas as the last race doesn’t give must interest at all. For the Quaddie and Big 6 punters (There is a $500,000 guaranteed pool in the Big 6 this week) I would be including EMPEROR BIG NOSE, CINCINATTI SIOUX and BEREFT.
Our Early Mail Selections are:
12.30pm– Hawkesbury Race 1 – 9. SEE THE WORLD (3% Win)
1.20pm – Caulfield Race 3 – 3. MOSHE (2% Win)
2.05pm – Eagle Farm Race 4 – 4. SHUFFLE THE CASH (1% Each Way)
4.15pm – Hawkesbury Race 7 – 2. TORIO’S QUEST (2% Win)
4.20pm – Ascot Race 4 – 3. MIO FRATELLO (5% Win)
Our Best Roughies are:
2.15pm – Hawkesbury Race 4 – 6. SPLENDID HONOURS (Currently $15)
3.15pm – Caulfield Race 6 – 10. BOOM ‘N’ ZOOM (Currently $14)
4.42pm – Eagle Farm Race 8 – 13. PUMPLECHOOK (Currently $13)
6.15pm – Ascot Race 7 – 5. EL YONG (Currently $16)
April 27th – PGA and European Tour Review
To this week’s event and I am really struggling to find information again for the European Tour with the Ballantine’s Championship moving to a new venue at Blackstone Golf Club in Icheon, South Korea. Y.E.YANG ($21.00) has to be considered a strong chance along with new World Number 1 LEE WESTWOOD ($7.00) due to their hot form. Outside of that I have made my other Head to head selection based on the fact that SportsBet had local golfer SEUNG-YUL NOH ($34.00) taking on RAFAEL CABRERA-BELLO ($34.00). The form line reads as lopsided as any I’ve seen with Noh struggling to make a cut in the past 3 months whilst Cabrera-Bello has been on a hot streak not missing a cut in his 9 events this year (including 3 top 10’s and 3 more top 20’s).
The PGA Tour is hosting the Zurich Classic of New Orleans and it is a really tough week for the guys preparing for the Players Championship (Often referred to as the 5th major) the week after. This course is tight and requires supreme accuracy off the tee. I’m not surprised by the withdrawal of Tiger Woods saying he has strained his knee and achilles, however, I think the answer may lie more with the fact that he is still struggling to keep the ball in the fairway and this track doesn’t suit him at all. Certainly a bit of a worry for all his fans out there that he is lacking that kind of confidence coming into such a big tournament the following week. I’m going to left field for my top pick this week in NICK O’HERN ($67.00) who is really showing signs that his thumb injury that hampered his career is in the past and this is the course that can bring him back to the winners circle. LUKE DONALD ($11.00) is an obvious pick as a contender with his hot streak continuing to impress with every week that passes. He’s just above average off the tee but has been improving that with each week so I wouldn’t think the tight fairways will slow him down. JOHN SENDEN ($51.00) is another Aussie who has to be considered a contender with his accuracy off the tee. Finally GRAEME McDOWELL ($34.00) is going from my bet against to bet with pile after showing some signs last week that he may be on the improve. He disappointed on the weekend with a pair of 74’s but his accuracy off the tee will make him a certainty to make the cut and good chance to hit some form before the Players.
Our bets this week are:
RAFEAL CABRERA-BELLO to beat Seung-Yul Noh at $1.85 (10% Bet)
LEE WESTWOOD to beat Dustin Johnson at $1.77 (10% Bet)
NICK O’HERN to finish in the Top 25 at the Zurich Classic at $3.25 (5% Bet)
JOHN SENDEN to beat Chris Couch at $1.90 (Sports Managed Fund 10% Bet)
April 20th – PGA and European Tour Golf
Another good week in the golf and we are charging along through April with our 2 10% selections both winning last weekend.
This weekend the European Tour hosts the China Open and it is a really tough form guide to read as this is a brand new course for this event. Some of the Chinese locals have played here before but the study work for that is few and far between. For the look of the course I think scoring will be very difficult and I think you have to look towards your good iron players for a winner. That said it’s not hard to work out that Y.E. YANG ($13.00) deserves to be the red hot favourite. He has really been playing outstandingly recently and can follow it up here without question. JEEV MILKHA SINGH ($51.00) is one we have followed in the past for good success, however, he went off the boil for a while there. I watched a lot of him last week at the Malaysian Masters and think he looked to be back in the groove. His swing looked clean and it was his putter that let him down in a poor final round. WEN-CHONG LIANG ($34.00) was one who I did find with form at this track winning a few years ago. However, even though this is his right around the corner from where he lives I really don’t like the way he is hitting the ball at the moment. He’s showing very little confidence and I have no problems opposing him at the moment. I’ve been waiting for a little while to start following talented youngster GARETH MAYBIN ($81.00) again and I think this may be the time to start. He’s started to show signs of the form that caught my eye 2 years ago and a course layout like this should suit him down to the ground. If he can keep the blow out score that seems to find his way on his card every weekend then he could be a real contender here.
We have a similar prospect over the water in the PGA Tour this week with The Heritage at Harbour Town Golf Links known as another ball strikers course. Length off the tee is of little concern here and it really bring a number of golfers into play. I’ll focus on a few here but you could easily post a case for a number of golfers in the field. BRANDT SNEDEKER ($34.00) gets my top spot again after another solid week last week when he probably should have won had his putter not gone cold on the final day. The fact was it wasn’t that he putted that poorly he just had a few balls not do what they should have (Sounds strange but a number of times the commentators were baffled how his ball managed to turn up hill??). Regardless he is in stunning form here and does hit a very clean ball so should be suited. JIM FURYK ($17.00) is the defending champion here and although struggling for form earlier in the season he looks to have recovered that with a Top 10 finish last start. A return to a course where he has had a pile of Top 5 finishes and a win you would expect him to be right up on the leaderboard. How can you argue with the hot favourite LUKE DONALD ($10.00) who is getting down into Tiger Woods like odds after a hot streak that has been lasting for a long time. Hasn’t been outside the Top 10 in his past 4 starts and has a couple of high placed finishes at this event in recent years. Finally MATT KUCHER ($17.00) deserves his spot up near the top of the betting with another super consistent year once again. He is one of the most accurate iron players due to his lack of distance off the tee and will no doubt be figuring in the finish somewhere.
**Jason Day or Aaron Baddeley didn’t make the preview, however, I am opposing Day due to the lack of length in this course. One of Day’s biggest assets is his distance off the tee and I think he will struggle just relying on his iron play. Likewise I didn’t review the chances of Stewart Cink or Graeme McDowell, however, McDowell has been hitting it like a busted…. At the moment and I think Cink has been solid enough to get past him.
Our bets this week are:
GARETH MAYBIN to finish in the Top 25 in the China Open at $3.75 (Sports Managed Fund 5% Bet)
ALEXANDER NOREN to beat Wen-Chong Liang at $1.90 (10% Bet)
JEEV MILKHA SINGH to beat Danny Willet at $1.90 (5% Bet)
AARON BADDELEY to beat Jason Day at $1.90 (5% Bet)
STEWART CINK to beat Graeme McDowell at $1.90 (10% Bet)
April 15th – Doncaster Day Preview and Bets
Doncaster Day is the feature meeting this weekend and Royal Randwick and it is some reasonably strong fields across the board in all races.
Racing gets under way with the young guns in the first and I’m really keen to see SALADE take to the track again after getting too far back in the Golden Slipper which was only its 2nd career start. Salade won really well first start and did make strong ground in the Slipper so against a much weaker field here I will be keen to see if it returns to the winners circle. DARCI BE GOOD represents excellent value and looks like it will really appreciate the extra distance with some fast finishing runs in its 2 starts to date.
Race 2 sees SCREEN go out the favourite after having a short 2 month spell after a great prep last start that finished with 2 strong wins. The Snowden camp is in good form and you’d expect Screen to be at her best after the freshen up. Keen to see how GENERAL SECRETARY handles the grade in Sydney after moving down from QLD. Think it is well below the odds for a first up assault but worth a watch. The 3rd race is a bit average and it’s hard to recommend anything in particular. EMPRESS ROCK was a little disappointing in the Golden Slipper but his previous run suggested it may have some talent so don’t give up on her. SWERTE BELLA should certainly be a lot shorter in odds after performing well in its only career start. Swerte Bella ran 2nd to Glissade who is a class act. Only question mark is why it only had the 1 start before having a long spell.
To the 4th race and SEA LORD is the first to catch the eye after some strong runs in recent times. Always needs a bit of luck in the straight but Randwick is a suitable track for it. Any rain will help its cause. Hard to argue with 2 wins from 2 starts with the favourite LIGHTINTHENITE, however, this is a reasonable step up in class. To the 5th and it’s a very even field that makes it tough to find a standout again. HAWK ISLAND rarely runs a bad race and has an excellent record over the track and distance. RAINBOW STYLING would have to be considered a huge chance after a strong run first up in the Queens Cup. You’d have to think 2nd up it will be much fitter and ready to run a strong 2000m this time. I think GALIZANI is a bit of a weak favourite. Definitely got a chance but I think its $3 price tag is a bit weak.
We finally get to the first of 3 Group 1’s on the card and SHAMROCKER goes out a solid favourite in the AJC OAKS after a solid win against the boys last weekend. Really showed its class last week and also showed what a strong animal it is down the stretch by grinding out a win when it appeared as though Retrieve had pinched a good break. I am a little wary of a 3 yr old filly backing up with only a week break in between but the trainer sounded confident she would be ready to roll again this weekend. BRAZILIAN PULSE looks a much better option for me at the odds. A really tough campaigner who seems to find trouble in most of her races. Rarely does that shirk her though and I would expect her to be right in the finish when the whips are cracking. Hard to fault the form of MIRJULISA LASS who was a dominant winner a few weeks ago. Incredibly still finds herself at double figure odds again though which seems a bit generous here. For the long shot punters CRAFT IRNA again gets a look in on the back of a solid win last start against weaker opposition.
Had to have a bit of a chuckle to myself this week that every tipster is trying to find something to beat MORE JOYOUS in the feature race of the day, the Doncaster Mile. Has been in devastating form this preparation and boasts an impressive unbeaten record at Randwick to boot. So why do we need to look elsewhere? Sure it gives some good weight away to horses such as TRIPLE ELEGANCE (Down 7.5kgs from his last start). It’s definitely a solid field and anything can happen in a Doncaster Mile but I will be sticking with the horse who just keeps winning.
The 3rd Group 1 of the day is the Galaxy (8th) and it is a very open field and tough to find a solid looking favourite. I’m actually looking really wide here and think NEWS ALERT can return to form after finally getting some luck from the barrier draw. This horse is all class and always seems to pop up when the big races are on and with a slightly dampened track I think it increases its chances. KEEN COMMANDER is another who seems a bit over the odds when you line up the form line of its last run when it was beaten a head by Hay List. Loves the track and any rain that comes to Sydney make his chances get stronger by the second.
To end a tough days racing you have to be a miracle worker to find a winner in the last. To all the Quaddie and Big 6 punters I’m sorry but I really am not sure how to help you out here. Track condition and bias will play a huge part so you may need to keep an eye on that. Without much confidence ill lean towards LITTLE SURFER GIRL who was working home nicely at Rosehill last start. Maybe MR EDISON at the odds is worth a shot.
Our Early Mail Selections are:
12.25pm – Randwick Race 2 – 9. SCREEN (2% Win)
12.45pm – Flemington Race 2 – 4. GAIL (3% Win)
2.35pm – Flemington Race 5 – 2. AT THE HEADS (2% Win)
3.35pm –Randwick Race 7 – 1. MORE JOYOUS (5% Win)
4.25pm – Doomben Race 7 – 3. SLICE AND DICE (1% Each Way)
4.43pm – Morphettville Race 7 – 9. TAMPIKO (1% Each Way)
6.55pm – Ascot Race 7 – 1. MIO FRATELLO (2% Win)
Our Best Roughies are:
11.50am – Randwick Race 1 – 7. DARCI BE GOOD (Currently $17)
3.05pm – Doomben Race 5 – 15. YUMMY (Currently $51)
3.23pm – Morphettville Race 5 – 11. EXCHANGES (Currently $15)
3.55pm – Flemington Race 7 – 11. GOLD SAND (Currently $15)
4.15pm – Randwick Race 8 – 5. NEWS ALERT (Currently $21)
April 15th – NRL Round 6 Preview and Bets
The NRL season is well underway now and teams are starting to show a few patterns of play and we can start getting more heavily involved. I generally use Centrebet for my rugby league bets and they will be the odds and options I’ll be posting throughout the season so if you don’t have an account it may be time to get one. Centrebet have joined the other major betting agencies with regular promotions for free bets or “can’t lose” bets which is fantastic for the “Average Joe” punter. They also allow you to make your own margin as well which is means when you are feeling confident about a certain selection you can really tweak it out a bit for more value or alternatively if you think the start is a bit too much you can bring it in and lessen your odds but feel more secure.
To Round 6 and The GOLD COAST TITANS ($2.03) look a great bet against WEST TIGERS ($1.81). I actually really like the Titans to make the Top 8 this year (Paying a generous $4.50). The Titans really haven’t played that bad this year but have been dogged by injury and suspension to start the season. Add to that they played the Dragons and Storm in the opening 2 rounds which is a tough ask for anyone.
The BRISBANE BRONCOS ($2.14) also seem way over the odds against a SYDNEY ROOSTERS ($1.72) outfit that has been struggling this season and had more bad news this week with the withdrawal of key player Todd Carney, who is out with his troublesome hamstring again.
Finally I was very tempted to take on CRONULLA SHARKS ($2.80) with the 6.5 points start ($1.92) against the NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS ($1.45) who have had a few distractions this week with the singing of super coach Wayne Bennett and a somewhat disgruntled current coach Rick Stone. The new stadium is Newcastle is set to be one of the great fortresses of the NRL but I think with the start the Sharks look a solid bet. I’ll let it alone for the official bets but will probably put it in a few multis.
Our bets this week are:
GOLD COAST TITANS to beat West Tigers at $2.03 (Sports Managed Fund 10% Bet)
BRISBANE BRONCOS to beat Sydney Roosters at $1.72 (Sports Managed Fund 5% Bet)
April 13th – PGA Tour Valero Texas Open
The US Masters lived up to all my expectations and more with a thrilling end on Sunday that saw 7 different players hold the lead for one time or another. One of the players included TIGER WOODS who looked like he was going to run away with the event after a superb opening nine that saw him playing some of his best golf. The interesting thing I found was an interview with Tiger after Round 3 where he said he felt like he was hitting the ball really well but had no confidence over the putts. That showed on the back nine when he missed 2 putts from 3 feet and 3 putted after having a relatively easy birdie putt. In the end one of TopPunters favourites CHARL SCHWARTZEL came away with the goods with 4 birdies in the final 4 holes to take the prize away from JASON DAY and ADAM SCOTT. Jason Day proved he is going to be a golfer to follow showing steely nerves in the toughest of conditions. We only just fell short of a clean sweep with our golf bets with 3 from our 4 selections getting up. The only fail was picking Geoff Ogilvy to finish as the Top Australian and we probably have every right to feel hard done by after he finished 4th but was out pipped by Scott and Day who both ran 2nd.
To this weeks PGA Tour event in Texas for the Valero Texas Open. It is quite tough to be really confident at the tournament this year as its only the 2nd year the Valero Texas Open has been held at TPC San Antonio. There are definitely some golfers who play better in these conditions though and you get a feel for some who will struggle to back up from Sundays emotional finish. ADAM SCOTT ($12.00) has been installed as favourite after finally finding some form with the flat stick. For years many of the top golfers have said Scott is on the verge of something great only to find him crumble on the greens. He has changed to a broomstick putter and looked super confident on the weekend and I think will have a super 2011. The only issue I have is it has to be so hard to back up after Sunday and I cant back him with any confidence here at that price (Especially after we mentioned him in our preview last week at $71!). For the same reason I cant really jump on GEOFF OGILVY ($14.00) and MARTIN LAIRD ($17.00) even though I think they are both hitting the ball really well at the moment.
I think you are much better off looking at golfers who finished well on Sunday and will be full of confidence coming into this weekend. BRANDT SNEDEKER ($34.00) is my first pick after I thought he should’ve finished even higher than his 15th in the Masters. Has been playing well this season and appears to have turned a corner. JJ HENRY ($41.00) has been really solid this year and a winner doesn’t appear to be too far around the corner. Last year hitting the ball straight was a much bigger advantage than length off the tee so JOHN SENDEN ($41.00) and SCOTT VERPLANK ($34.00) have to come into consideration for Top 10 contenders.
Our bets this week are:
ANTHONY KIM to beat JB Holmes at $1.90 (5% Bet)
JOHN SENDEN to beat Mark Leishman at $1.90 (10% Bet)
SCOTT VERPLANK to beat Jimmy Walker at $1.87 (10% Bet)
April 6th – Augusta National US Masters Preview
Without doubt one of my favourite tournaments of the year is on the doorstep with the US Masters hosted by the great Augusta National Golf Club. I have to start with a player I have been loath to pick due to his erratic results over the years when a hot favourite. I of course speak of PHIL MICKELSON ($7.50) who goes in as a raging favourite after dominating the field at the Shell Houston Open last week. Phil loves Augusta, is the defending champion and has won here on 3 occasions which suggests that he should have a big week here. It’s not a necessity but hitting a long high ball has always been an advantage around Augusta where you can attack a number of greens and get plenty of eagle opportunities. The high ball helps you navigate around the numerous pines that guard the fairways and has been a trait of many of the past winners. In fact it’s one of the reasons TIGER WOODS ($12.00) was able to dominate here for many years winning it 4 times himself. He surprised many by finishing 4th here last year in his comeback game and a high finish again wouldn’t surprise anyone.
Outside the 2 big names I think there are many good contenders and I am looking for fairly similar player as stated above. My top contenders are:
BUBBA WATSON ($41.00), I think there will be plenty asking the question if his nervous can stand up to Augusta pressure but I really think he’s turned a corner and will be a force in the coming years.
MARTIN LAIRD ($67.00) did have a last round flop the other day but before that he was stripping the ball, and not just for that week. He’s been one of the most dominate players this season and hits a massive ball.
DUSTIN JOHNSON ($26.00). Do I give him another chance?? Logic says he loves it here and he has the perfect game for the course but he is so up and down its hard to take the shorter odds for him.
NICK WATNEY ($17.00) is not a surprise to see in the Top 5 in betting on the back of a great 2011 season to date. He also can put it out there with the best of them and has a great short game to back him up. Definite contender.
Notables who don’t have the game for this course but could surprise would have to include LUKE DONALD ($29.00) not the longest off the tee but an incredible short game and MARTIN KAYMER ($23.00) horrible record here but in top form as the World Number 1.
The Aussies are actually in some good form at the moment and I could easily see ADAM SCOTT ($71.00) and GEOFF OGILVY ($67.00) perform well here on the back of some strong recent form and solid record here. ROBERT ALLENBY ($101.00) has shown a return to the form that took him to the top in early 2010. The down side is Allenby has only just scraped inside the cut line in his most recent attempts.
Our bets this week are:
MATT KUCHER to beat Paul Casey at $1.93 (Sports Managed Fund 5% Bet)
BUBBA WATSON to beat Padraig Harrington at $1.90 (Sports Managed Fund 10% Bet)
MARTIN LAIRD to beat Ian Poulter at $1.90 (Sports Managed Fund 10% Bet)
GEOFF OGILVY to be the Top Australian at $5.00 (Sports Managed Fund 5% Bet)
April 2nd – Golden Slipper Day Review
Golden Slipper day is what’s on the card at Rosehill and obviously the main attraction for the day. The weather is on the improve and it looks like we should have a good track by the first race tomorrow. The day gets off to a great start with DO YOU THINK the standout selection in the opening race. This horse was incredibly dominant in its maiden race at Canterbury and I can’t see why it wouldn’t continue the run here in what appears to be a similar standard of racing. A relation to the great So You Think will have many punters jumping on its back during its career. The second race of the day sees RETRIEVE go out a very short favourite in the Group II Tulloch Stakes. I am a keen on the horse but think it’s a bit short in price for tomorrow. BLACKIE won in a tough gritty fashion last start which would normally be a big hook for me, however, the horse showed some abnormalities after the run and whilst it’s been given the all clear tomorrow I have to question its chances. I think if you line them up you’d have to think FAST CLIP is a better prospect after only just being beaten.
The first of the Group 1’s is next in the line with the Queen of the Turf Stakes. MORE JOYOUS is the standout selection on the back of a 3 strong wins in a row. The only time she looked in slight danger was when Whobegotyou came home like a steam train. Can’t even remotely suggest any upsets here. The Group 1 Vinery Stud Stakes has BRAZILIAN PULSE as an easing favourite as many punters come for PINKER PINKER ($8 into $6). I think Brazilian Pulse looks a much stronger chance with the increase in distance but it will have some competition in FIBRILLATION who looked like it will love the step up to 2000m.
The Group 1’s continue with what is definitely the 2nd best race of the day with the THE BMW over 2400m. MALUCKYDAY should be a standout selection in this race but you have to question its last run when I got off the bit a long way from home. The horse picked up on the way home and really finished strongly but it did worry me a little. DESCARADO should’ve gotten over the top of ZAVITE in the home straight last start but showed no courage when the chips were thrown down.
The 4th Group 1 of the day is the George Ryder Stakes and we have a strong open field to contest. ALOHA made the girls in her class look second rate last start but has a significant weight rise and I think will struggle here. ILOVETHISCITY is still learning the tricks of the trade but has been improving with every run it puts together so I’d expect another bold showing here. DAO DAO has to be considered a strong chance of running in the placings on a the back of a great run last start.
Finally we get to the Golden Slipper and I am going to stick with SEPOY who had a little hiccup last start but was devastating before that. SMART MISSLE has got stronger with each start and has a win over Sepoy to its credit. SALADE was extremely impressive in its debut win. It will have to be very good to win from the wide barrier though. SHARED REFLECTIONS was very strongly supported last start and has to be one to be considered if you see the money come for it again.
Our Early Mail Selections are:
11.50am – Rosehill Race 1 – 2. DO YOU THINK (Managed Fund 5% Win)
1.25pm – Mooney Valley Race 3 – 2. MOSHE (Managed Fund 3% Win)
3.37pm – Mooney Valley Race 6 – 3. TAMPIKO (Managed Fund 2% Win)
4.25pm –Mooney Valley Race 7 – 6. FLAT CHAT (Managed Fund 5% Win)
5.00pm – Eagle Farm Race 7 – 1. FILLYDELPHIA (Managed Fund 2% Win)
Our Best Roughies are:
1.15pm – Eagle Farm Race 2 – 3. WINMARA (Currently $12)
2.45pm – Mooney Valley Race 5 – 8. AFLASHYCAT (Currently $17)