Newcastle tips Wednesday: Widdup gelding to prove point
Hawkesbury trainer Brad Widdup can end the day with a double with Hardpoint and Colours Of Autumn drawn to get back to winning form. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Hawkesbury trainer Brad Widdup can end the day with a double with Hardpoint and Colours Of Autumn drawn to get back to winning form. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
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Trainer Adam Duggan has been waiting to step Divine Bene up is distance and has found an ideal race at Coffs Harbour on Tuesday.
Chris Waller was the leading Group 1 trainer during the Sydney autumn carnival and he has another record in his sights this weekend.
Jason Lee will miss the opening night of the Inter Dominion series but the opportunity to steer the best horse he has ever driven this weekend will ease the frustration.
An Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald import looks well placed to break through for his first Australian win. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Star galloper Private Eye has to overcome a horror draw if he’s to win his first race of the preparation in the Group 3 Festival Stakes (1500m) at Rosehill on Saturday.
Jockey Jordan Childs is happy to put his faith in a reliable sprinter to give him a second Group 1 win in Saturday’s $1.5m Winterbottom Stakes at Ascot.
Arapaho will finally return to the distance of his Group 1 win in Saturday’s Group 2 Zipping Classic at Caulfield.
Trainer Scott Aspery will test in-form galloper Uzziah in Group 3 company at Rosehill on Saturday.
Kurt Goldman now trains with success on the Gold Coast but there was a crossroads moment where he considered giving up the caper and going on a road trip around Australia with his dog.
Sydney’s training ranks continue to strengthen with the news that Anthony and Sam Freedman have secured boxes at Royal Randwick.
Co-trainer Rob Archibald is quietly confident two key elements can help imported gelding Vaguer bounce back to winning form at Newcastle.
English jockey Cieren Fallon has had his record fine from the Golden Eagle significantly reduced on appeal.
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