Month: June 2021

Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | June 2, 2021

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Horse Racing around the country sees five meetings scheduled to be run and won this Wednesday afternoon. Our racing analysts here at horsebetting.com.au have found you a couple of best bets and quaddie numbers at three of the five meetings being held around the country today. We have run our eye over the meetings at Doomben, Sandown and Warwick Farm in a bid to make your Wednesday a winning one. Wednesday Racing Tips – June 2, 2021 Doomben Racing Tips Sandown Racing Tips Warwick Farm Racing Tips Racing is set…

Kinane set for racing return after Cranbourne jump-outs

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Kinane winning the Group 3 Frank Packer Plate (2000m) at Randwick on April 18, 2020. (Bradleyphotos.com.au) After a couple of quiet jump-outs at Cranbourne this week, Kinane is poised to make his long-awaited return to the racetrack for part-owner and trainer Mick Kent. Having last been seen in the Group 3 Naturalism Stakes on September 19, 2020, the formerly Chris Waller-trained galloper is on the comeback as he recovers from bone bruising. Kent had transferred his potential rising star to Waller as he planned an extended holiday Europe, but then…

Horse betting bookmaker promo bonus bet offers for Wednesday 2nd June 2021

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Horse Betting has reviewed Australia’s best horse racing bookmakers and found today’s best thoroughbred bonus promo offers and specials for Wednesday, 2 June 2021. Horse racing promotions are still available almost each and every day with one of Australia’s best thoroughbred bookmakers. If there isn’t a promo on at one, then there is bound to be another bookie with some kind of promotional offer on the table on the gallops. HorseBetting.com.au brings you the best horse racing bookmaker bonuses each and every day. See the best return on your punting…

Second-up run crucial for Mr Malek

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After an encouraging first-up run from his new star stable transfer Mr Malek (NZ) (Swiss Ace), trainer Steven Burridge is hoping to see that form hold up this Saturday. Burridge has penciled in the Stewards’ Cup (1600m) on July 3 as the Swiss Ace four-year-old’s short-term target, with an even bigger catch three weeks later, the Singapore Derby (1800m) on July 25. But before counting his chickens, Burridge said that Mr Malek must at least reproduce that eye-catching first-up third over 1200m on May 22 in this Saturday’s easier S$85,000…

Speed Star Wednesday night, Sandown Park

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The fields are out for Wednesday night’s Speed Star at Sandown Park, with the head-to-head action to kick off from 6.33pm. So many big names and so many tantalising match-ups. It’s going to be huge. Races 5, 6 & 7 will comprise a total of 12 Match Races, four over each distance of 715m, 595m and 515m. Click HERE  for all the head-to-head odds, which are extremely popular with punters that like to take a multi. RELATED: Brothers battle for Speed Star supremacy greyhoundracingvic · James Van de Maat previews…

June / July Racing Calendar now available

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GRV’s Racing Calendar for June / July is now available for download. The calendar looks a lot different to 12 months ago with the likes of The Horizon, Speed Star, Cranbourne’s Winter Cup and Pink Diamond all being held in June. And while the Bendigo Cup has moved from the first Friday in July until later in the year, the club will host a number of prestigious feature races on 2 July. Click HERE to download.

Ferdinand fires in ‘The Horizon’ heats

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The introduction of new feature race ‘The Horizon’ (440m) has paid off handsomely for Sale Greyhound Racing Club with a Group-quality field, headlined by G2 Ballarat and G2 Shepparton Cups hero Ferdinand Boy, to battle out the inaugural final. Four heats of ‘The Horizon’, which offers a $25,000 winner’s purse, were held on Sunday evening and Ferdinand Boy, trained by David Geall, produced the standout performance at his Sale debut. Drawn in box three in the third heat, Ferdinand Boy started $1.80 favourite ahead of Jason Thompson’s Aussie Secret, which…

First winner for Tarzino

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Westbury Stud stallion Tarzino recorded his first win as a sire at Sandown on Wednesday and fittingly it was his former trainer who saddled the victor. Caulfield conditioner Mick Price trained Tarzino to wins in the Gr.1 VRC Derby (2500m) and Gr.1 Rosehill Guineas (2000m) on his way to being crowned Champion Three-Year-Old colt in Australia, prior to heading to stud in New Zealand. Price, who now trains in partnership with Michael Kent Jnr, was delighted to train Tarzino’s first winner when Jungle Magnate (NZ) held on to win on…

Normal exporting protocol to resume

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Export of horses to and via Australia is set to return to normal with New Zealand in the final stages of having Australia accept its country freedom from Theileria equi status. Travel was halted last year after a single, isolated case of the tick-borne protozoal disease, piroplasmosis was found in New Zealand. Following the detection of the single case, New Zealand Bloodstock Airfreight, IRT, the New Zealand Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association and the New Zealand Equine Health Association have worked closely with MPI (Ministry For Primary Industries) to regain the country…

Moroney watching Queensland raiders from home

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Michael Moroney will have to watch his Queensland contenders over the next week on a screen at home after being caught up in Melbourne’s COVID-19 enforced lockdown. The Flemington trainer will contest the Gr.1 Queensland Oaks (2200m) at Eagle Farm on Saturday with New Zealand-bred filly Yatton (NZ) (Savabeel), and he said she is better than her form suggests. The daughter of Savabeel has finished unplaced in her last two starts in the Listed Gold Bracelet (1800m) and Gr.2 The Roses (2000m), but he expects to see improvement from her…