Form analyst, RIC CHAPMAN, previews Wednesday’s meetings, with horse racing tips and analysis for the five best bets of the day. Good luck, punters!
Gosford R1- BM64 Hcp 2600m
Just so like an inform horse and CLASSIC DEEL fits that bill here. Warm day, so I imagine she pops up in about 3rd all the way and her fitness and recent wins will stand her in good stead as they swing. She only has won twice, both wins her most recent starts in weaker grade but she can stay all day and this should not bother her. I like CELESTIAL FURY for 2nd spot.
Tip: CLASSIC DEEL
Gosford R3 – Mdn Hcp (3YO+) 1200m
Oh, this is a fascinating race. We see a former stakes juvenile who looked like being a real star in ZAMBEZI RIVER trying to regain form for a new trainer after three horrid runs. And in the other corner a 3YO starting to find her feet in BESPANGLED. She was there to win last in this grade, but wobbled on the bend which cost her a length and went down fighting by less than a length. Fitter, more experienced here and probably leads all the way for mine.
Tip: BESPANGLED
Warrnambool R5 – BM64 (3YO+) 2387m
This looks a match in two. Both last start maiden winners in ZOOM and CALVI. I like the latter because he just looks like he can run all day. Streaked away to win his maiden by 11 lengths last start and should sit in the beautiful one, one seat before extending. Quinella them all up.
Tip: CALVI
Warrnambool R6 – BM58 Hcp 1700m
This looks a nice race for KOMACHI. He’s a bit of a gunna horse, 13 starts and just 1 win, but I think he is down so far in grade today that he has to win. Is very fit, has been racing well around the placings at past 5 starts in better company. Never again if he fails this afternoon.
Tip: KOMACHI
Doomben R7 – BM70 (3YO +) Hcp 1200m
Interesting race. I like the look of this bush mare MY SNOW QUEEN. David Vandyke trains and she is 3rd up here after two handy runs. On speed when narrow Cl 2 winner when resuming at Beaudesert this trip, then led and run down in Cl 3 when 3rd last start. Should lead and may get a soft run here.