Midweek Best bets: Find out who the experts are tipping

PODCAST: OUR experts give you an early shot at finding that elusive midweek winner as they look at the major cards around the nation.

Photographer: Simon Bullard. Race 3 - 1:55PM CANONBURY STAKES (1100 METRES). Winner 'Tessera' ridden by James McDonald.

OUR experts give you an early shot at finding that elusive midweek winner as they look at the major cards around the nation.

Wednesday meetings: WARWICK FARM (7 races, starts 2.15pm), BALLARAT (7 races, starts 1.30pm), DOOMBEN (8 races, starts 2.23pm), MOUNT GAMBIER (8 races, starts 2.08pm), ASCOT (8 races, starts 4.35pm). All times AEDT.

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WARWICK FARM

NIC ASHMAN (Daily Telegraph)

EL DIVINO (Race 1, No. 2)

Trackwork has been good with a solid gallop last week to have him ready for this. Trialled well and with some luck from outside gate will be very hard to beat.

JOHN DAVIS (Daily Telegraph)

REGENESIS

Race 1, No. 6

Can improve sharply from his first-up Rosehill appearance, where he was left standing in the stretch after being afforded the run of the race. Happy to give him another go, as the race day experience might have got the better of him last time on a hot day. His trials, preceding his debut, were hard to fault.

SHAYNE O’CASS (Sportsman)

CRAFTY COP

Race 1, No. 1

The third named foal of a mare named Fashion Police whose previous two to race are Dublin Lass and Mr Manhattan. Pretty handy broodmare this one because this latest offering can really gallop. Loved those two trials, great draw (2) and Tommy Berry is deadset at the top of his game at present.

BALLARAT

MICHAEL MANLEY (Herald Sun)

TENACITUS

Race 6, No. 4

Just beaten at Sandown last start. Weir runner fitter for two runs back from a spell and will be suited by the fast pace.

MOUNT GAMBIER

LINCOLN MOORE (The Advertiser)

CONIDEL

Race 3, No. 1

Racing in good form and only picked up late last time. Has won just two of 11 here (five placings) but well weight and will take beating.