Midweek Best Bets: Find out who the experts are tipping

OUR experts give you an early shot at finding that elusive midweek winner.

Hugh Bowman will partner Dinghu Mountain at Warwick Farm on Wednesday. Picture: Simon Bullard

OUR experts give you an early shot at finding that elusive midweek winner.

WEDNESDAY MEETINGS: Sandown — Hillside (9 races, 1pm), Sunshine Coast (8 races, 1.20pm), Murray Bridge (8 races, 1.38pm), Warwick Farm (7 races, 1.45pm), Belmont (7 races, 3.35pm).

WARWICK FARM

SPORTSMAN PREVIEW: WARWICK FARM

BRAD DAVIDSON (Daily Telegraph)

DINGHU MOUNTAIN

Race 2, No. 2

His last race was more than two months ago but he trialled well at Rosehill earlier this month and looks well suited in this small field. He clocked the quickest last 1000m and 800m splits of the day at Rosehill in his latest victory on June 18 and a wet track won’t bother him.

STEPHEN ZAMMIT (Daily Telegraph)

ANTONIO GIUSEPPE

Race 5, No. 2

Hails from the leading yard of Chris Waller, and this gelding came with a big finish to score over 1550m at Canterbury on a heavy (8) on August 10. That was a most impressive Australian debut two starts back then won impressively a fortnight ago. Can keep progressing and looks right up to this.

JOHN DAVIS (Daily Telegraph)

STILETTOED VIXEN

Race 6, No. 8

Produced an encouraging effort when sound third to Extensible in much harder 1400m Rosehill Bm81 on August 13. Looks the testing material.

SHAYNE O’CASS (Sportsman)

IN TIMES OF WAR

Race 3, No. 12

Is a Gerry Harvey-owned and bred, Chris Waller-trained daughter of Winx’s sire Street Cry out of Magic Millions winner Military Rose. First things first, this filly should have zero issues on wet ground — if anything, she should love it. Her trials have been outstanding, that last one when third to the hugely talented Pirapala was a pearler. Unless the market says otherwise, she’s a good thing in this.

SPORTSMAN PREVIEW: SANDOWN

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