What Sandown Hillside Races Where Ladbrokes Park – 591-659 Princes Hwy, Springvale VIC 3171 When Wednesday, July 27, 2022 First Race 12:25pm AEST Visit Ladbrokes A competitive eight race program will grace us at Sandown Hillside on Wednesday afternoon with gallopers racing on a predicted Soft 7 surface. The two-year-olds get us underway at 12:25pm, while the last race of the day will conclude at 4:30pm over 1800m. The quaddie starts at race five (2:45pm) with nine runners engaged to go around over the mile. Best Bet: CHATELAINE (race two)…
Month: July 2022
Warwick Farm racing tips & quaddie | Wednesday, July 27, 2022
What Warwick Farm Races Where Warwick Farm Racecourse – Governor Macquarie Dr, Warwick Farm NSW 2170 When Wednesday, July 27, 2022 First Race 12:50pm AEST Visit Ladbrokes Warwick Farm plays host to seven metropolitan races on Wednesday afternoon. HorseBetting’s New South Wales racing analyst presents you with his best bets, value bet and quaddie numbers for the meeting, which is scheduled to get underway at 12:50pm AEST. The track is rated a Heavy 10 and the rail is in the true position for the entire course. Best Bet at Warwick…
Turnmeon latest winner for potent combination
Cambridge trainer Graham Thomas admits he’s slowed down a bit since hitting “retirement” age, but he’s still going strong training horses for, among others, owner-breeder John Wood. The pair were to the fore again at New Plymouth on Saturday when Turnmeon won a special conditions maiden over 1800m. Thomas admitted he had more confidence in his other runner at New Plymouth, Seeuinabit, who finished seventh in the 1400m maiden, but he wasn’t surprised by Turnmeon’s effort. “Two starts ago in the amateur race at Wanganui, if he’d been ridden better…
Breeders set to celebrate success at national awards
Thoroughbred breeders from around the country will gather at the Sir Don Rowlands Event Centre at Karapiro on Saturday for the much-anticipated National Breeding Awards. For the last two years the awards, sponsored this year by AGrowQuip, have been without a public celebration, now finally the recipients can be honoured by their peers. Amongst the awards to be presented are the Sir Patrick and Justine Lady Hogan Breeder of the Year Award, the Broodmare of the Year Award sponsored by Arion Pedigrees and the Small Breeder of the Year sponsored…
Smaller Victorian stables to benefit from revamped conditions
The Melbourne Cup Carnival Country Series has received a rule change prior to commencement. (Picture: Brett Holburt/Racing Photos) Smaller Victorian trainers have received a welcome boost ahead of the 2022 spring racing season, with eligibility criteria for the Melbourne Cup Carnival Country Series and The Valley Sprinters Cup Series set to favour them. Racing Victoria announced on Monday afternoon the amended conditions of entry for the feature race series, while it also introduced a new race to support the Group 1 Thousand Guineas meeting on October 12. To be eligible…
Buddy’s Southern Stars ‘Paua’
There was no place like home for Paua Of Buddy last Friday night, when the reigning Bendigo Cup champion made a sensational return to Wagga, smashing the 400m track record in a heat of the inaugural Southern Stars series. Making his first appearance since March, Paua To Buddy led a Victorian clean-sweep of the two Wagga heats, with another country cup hero in Warragul Cup victor Robbie Rotten, trained by Kayla Cottrell, also successful. Paua Of Buddy (Box 4) and Robbie Rotten (Box 1) will now fly the Victorian flag…
VRI Media Release
Independent report reveals Victorian Racing Industry contributes $4.7 billion to state economy The Victorian Racing Industry (VRI) generates nearly $4.7 billion of value to the Victorian economy and supports 147,952 jobs and participants according to an independent report released today. The Size and Scope of the Victorian Racing Industry incorporates the three codes of racing – thoroughbred, harness and greyhound – and was developed by leading strategic consulting business IER. The study represents an update to the previous report completed in 2018. It reveals, as an economic contributor, the VRI:…
Echoes Of Heaven heads south
Echoes Of Heaven will stand at Clearview Park this coming breeding season for a fee of $4,500+GST. Photo: Trish Dunell South Island breeders will welcome the addition of Echoes Of Heaven to their stallion ranks this coming breeding season. The brother to Manhattan Rain and half-brother to the remarkable Redoute’s Choice will join Group One winner Jon Snow at Clearview Park near Timaru. Previously standing at Newmarket Stud, a deal was brokered with Aaron Tapper to stand the stallion down South, and the Clearview Park principal is looking forward to…
Spratt craving for injury-free season
Jockey Sam Spratt rode a treble at New Plymouth on Saturday. Photo: Race Images Sam Spratt has already set a simple goal for the new racing season with a wish for a spring and summer of non-stop action. The Pukekohe jockey’s dream of an uninterrupted spell in the saddle is understandable, given the frustrations of recent years. “I’m just hoping to get through the spring and the summer without injuring myself,” Spratt said. “I haven’t had any summer horses for the last two or three years after having time off…
Form factors, F-bombs and fair dinkum stitch-ups | Punt Drunk
In this Monday’s edition of Punt Drunk, the team discusses a deadset hook job in Canada, a blooper on live tele and the producers who got a bit of a chuckle out of the old boy Flow Meter. The week that was had it all, and all we could really say was ‘wow’. FORM FACTORS If you enjoy your Victorian and South Australian racing, there is a fair chance you watch the action on Racing.com. If that’s the case, you probably know what we mean when we mention ‘form factors’.…