Race 3 – 1:10pm: BISHOP COLLINS 3YO MAIDEN HANDICAP (1000m)
2. Turf Who resumed showed speed at Canterbury’s latest Test and passed the unextended line. Forgive her first preparation, she was not fit to race on the rain-affected ground of the metropolis, and the race was below market expectations. Expect Hawks Gallop to improve significantly on dry ground, she appears to be recovering well. Additionally, she can roll forward and has a tactical map advantage over her main opponent.
Risks: 1. Angel funds Through the same trials as the Divots, found this line to be good enough under light riding. Her debut is good. She always faces the breeze with a real beat and is honest in her failures. 3. Soul Chaser Had a good chance at Goulburn but failed on a heavy track. He can bounce in second and is a 1000m specialist. 4. Kiss Supito Back and forth from the time/departmental performance race from the last event.
How to play: Turf wins. Odds and even numbers: Split.
Race 4 – 1:50pm: KELLY + PARTNERS DUNGOG CLASS 1 & MAIDEN PLATE (2100m)
5. Mickey’s Pride Restarted at Goulburn 16 days ago and was an impressive winner, posting a career-high. The 3-year-old’s win after not being suited to sit/sprint competition format was laden with merit, but he showed remarkable approach speed, scoring for the first time with the flashes on. In addition, the late visual advantage was backed up by the clock, with the gelding timing one of the fastest races in the final 200m of the conference. Everything about his ratings/department profile suggests he can only exit the show, and the uptick in distance is ideal.
Danger: import 3. Our Anchorage At an unsuitable distance, he beat OK on his Australian debut. He’ll be better suited for the 2100m, while Josh Parr is riding for the first time. Additionally, he has multiple winning stats and level drops. 4. Teewa Bay Rock solid and has been preparing to race, although not yet winning. 8. Love girl From the intense time race, with the addition of a wider range of exotics.
How to play: Mickey’s pride wins. Odds and even numbers: odds.
Race 5 – 2:25pm: KELLY + PARTNERS PRIVATE WEALTH SYDNEY PROVINCIAL MAIDEN HADICAP (1200m)
4. Epic The last start at Wyong 14 days ago was popular and looked the winner at the top of the straight, but he struggled to cover a strong 1350m. The gelding has brought consistent scoring numbers over the distance range of 1200m to 1250m throughout his career and repeating any of those performances would have put him in the finish line. He brings a fitness advantage and will roll forward and get in shape for the game.
Danger: 9. Hazy dreams Not good for a starter, but good performance in the final quarter with a high rating. She has a tricky draw to contend with, but expect her to wreak havoc on the line. 3. Harry Tudor An entertaining runner who has been off the field for 253 days but has had two solid tests before taking part in this event. He is an important late market watch. 7. Sidney Have come back improved and will be healthier.
How to play: Epicus wins. Odds and even numbers: Split.
Race 6 – 3:05pm: Bendigo Banks maiden handicap (1100m)
tend to 2. boy, who represents value, competes through time/departmental performance, and brings a fitness advantage over her main competitors. The three-year-old had a weaving run at Kembla in the last leg after being blocked at a crucial stage of the straight. Plus, he rushed to some of the fastest finishers in the game, only to miss it in the closing moments. The gelding will need luck from an awkward draw but hopefully he can charge home with the real pace expected.
Danger: newcomer 9. Ozzmosis Is a fine type who has recently won two style trials. The two-year-old is still learning, but the clock has backed up his visual dominance. He ran well here from the No. 1 hurdle, and its champion jockey James McDonald was the only rider of the day. He’s expected to be tough to beat, but he’s already popular in the early betting market. 10. Amlap Tried it out well and seems to have improved. She maps to keep track of the pace and will be late. 4. Getty Returned as a gelding and had a good run here. 3. Mr. Kennedy Will be healthier and add a wider range of exotic flavors.
How to play: Tamaroa WIN & Boxed Quinella 2,9,10. Odds and even numbers: Split.
Race 7 – 3:45pm: KELLY + PARTNERS NORTHERN BEACHES Level 1 Slalom (1200m)
4. Ring the bell Played well in this race and had time to get his first win over Kembla in the last race. She ran long under cover, was exposed early in the straight, and showed a solid foot spin that held off a later challenger. Three-year-olds can develop a more appropriate pace on the 1200m and map for an economical run. Bring in competitive final starting numbers that can improve results.
Dangerous: 7. Ms. No Doubt Last time out at Wagga, she had a lot of support late in the trade, and she struggled to get on the line and score. She can now go on, the map is strangled, and ready for the final blow.most 8. Diamond BlushThe form is on the ground affected by the rain, but can rate win. Forget the last start, she has respiratory issues and is a key late market watcher. 1. Rebel Dean be honest and add 3. Convulsions to trios and quartets.
How to play: Linden Bell’s victory. Odds and even numbers: Split.
Race 8 – 4:20pm: KELLY + PARTNERS NORTH SYDNEY MIDWAY BENCHMARK 64 Slopes (1000m)
1. The Smiling Prophet In Scone’s Listed Denise’s Joy Stakes (1100m) to be honest, very good for the day’s rating. The mare was well beaten, but ran far, too far, and kept going. Her grades are still relatively light, with steady grades and significant declines in grades. Plus, she’s back in the 1,000m, which is fitting, and she’s had a good run in weights after a shrewd claim for in-form apprentice Jasper Franklin.
Danger: 4. Ruffles Was progressive and ran the time last time he won at Kembla. She has a strong SP profile, brings the best final starters, maps for game control, and needs some catching up. 7. A Destiny Rock solid body despite the heavy ground and put in a career peak performance.Add to 9. Nephradiva and 6. Midnight Oasis to trios and quartets.
How to play: The smiling prophet wins. Odds and even numbers: Split.
the best choice: Match 4 Game 5 – Mickey’s Pride
next best: Game 1 Game 1 – Recession
Best value: 1st Place in Game 8 – Smiling Prophet
