GRV’s Peter Quilty, Gerard Guthrie and Trent Langskaill provide their thoughts on some of the star greyhounds racing in Victoria. Keep an eye on these, they are worth saving in your WatchDog Blackbook! Quilts Gents, what a card of chasing we have coming up at Warragul tomorrow night for the third edition of the Sportsbet Pink Diamond finals – Australia’s richest regional series. Gerard How great is the field for the Champion Distance Final? There are Group 1 winners (Moraine Suzie and Untapped), a Group 3 winner (Hector Fawley)…
Month: June 2023
Green Light On | Episode 144 – Sandown Park form plus Lisa Delbridge
In this edition of Green Light On, James Van de Maat examines Thursday night’s Premier Racing at Sandown Park. James also chatted with trainer Lisa Delbridge. greyhoundracingvic · Green Light On – Ep 144 – HQ form for 15/6 and Lisa Delbridge Don’t forget, you can listen to Green Light On every Thursday and Saturday on your favourite podcast app.
Today’s horse racing tips & best bets | June 15, 2023
Horse Racing on Thursday, June 15 will feature four meetings in Australia. Our racing analysts here at horsebetting.com.au have found you the top bets and the quaddie numbers for the meeting at Wyong. Thursday Racing Tips – June 15, 2023 Wyong Racing Tips As always there a plenty of promotions available for Australian racing fans, check out all the top online bookmakers to see what daily promotions they have. If you are looking for a new bookmaker for the horse racing taking place on June 15, 2023 check out our…
Dyer eyes more Darwin Cup success with Kaonic, Mohican Heights
Victorian trainer Neil Dyer is back in the Top End for his 16th consecutive Darwin Cup Carnival. Kyneton trainer Neil Dyer believes he has two genuine contenders should they start in the $200,000 Darwin Cup (2050m) on August 7. Dyer has already won NT’s biggest race three times with Hawks Bay (2011, 2012) and Royal Request (2017), and has high hopes for Kaonic and Mohican Heights in this year’s event. Having already arrived in the Top End for his 16th-straight Darwin Cup Carnival campaign, which starts on July 8, Dyer…
Addington Weekly : June 15
Here’s Greg O’Connor and Darrin Williams with the latest Addington News.
South Coast Arden looks to go three in a row
By Adam Hamilton Former Kiwi pacer South Coast Arden looks to have found the right race to stretch his unbeaten NSW streak to three at Menangle on Saturday night. The class gelding has clearly enjoyed the switch to Australia as evidenced by an impressive first-up win at Bathurst, followed by a narrow but blistering 1min49.1sec mile win at Menangle on June 3. Connections opted for the move from Brent Mangos’ NZ stables to NSW when South Coast Arden raced below his best late last year, culminating with 15th in the…
Youngsters coming out to play at Alexandra Park
By Michael Guerin The second wave of Steve Telfer’s juvenile army launch their assault on Alexandra Park tonight and the premiership trainer says strength could end up being the deciding factor. Telfer is the head of New Zealand harness racing’s biggest stable, training in partnership with his sister Amanda and Hayden Cullen, and after dominating the domestic sales market in recent years he decided to flex some of that equine muscle last week. The stable produced the trifecta in last Thursday’s juvenile race, with Rock Band the first of their…
Legarto set for Flemington return
In daunting news for her spring rivals, Australian Guineas winner Legarto (NZ) (Proisir) will return a bigger and stronger version again in the new season as connections target a possible return during the Melbourne Spring Carnival. Co-trainer Ken Kelso said on Wednesday that the already sizeable filly has grown into a formidable athlete over her winter break and quickly showed her class with her first light gallop at Matamata on Tuesday. “She’s bigger and stronger than what she was then,” Kelso said of the dual Group 1 winner. “She’s really…
Pinn puts claim battle behind
New Zealand apprentice Wiremu Pinn joked his mount Born Hustler (Tarzino) would have won by 10 lengths had he still been able to claim 3kg in the Melbourne metropolitan area. Pinn had his claim reduced from 3kg to 2kg for Wednesday’s meeting at Sandown after an audit of his New Zealand wins showed he had 23 victories in races at ‘Premier’ meetings or in ‘Premier’ races. Racing Victoria Stewards are continuing enquiries into the mix up that allowed the apprentice to claim 3kg when he arrived in Melbourne ahead of…
Impulsive online bid leads to budding star Antino
Trainer Tony Gollan has made little secret of the high-regard in which he holds progressive galloper Antino (NZ) (Redwood). The striking son of Redwood has hardly put a foot wrong as he steps through his grades and made short-work of his seasoned rivals in the Listed Wayne Wilson (1600m) last Saturday at Eagle Farm. It was the first black-type victory for the rising star four-year-old, who has now won eight of his nine career starts that has already netted more than A$350,000 in stakes. Now enjoying a well-deserved break,…