Kembla, Bathurst tips: Parker’s Moon to rise again
A Kerry Parker-trained gelding was impressive winning on debut at his home track and returns to repeat the dose. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Expert Opinion
Warwick Farm tips: Gorgeous filly to prove a mile too good
A step up in distance looks ideal for a John O’Shea-trained filly to put on a winning display. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Wyong tips: O’Shea favourite on track to go back-to-back
A John O’Shea-trained mare broke her maiden when resuming and looks well placed to make it two in a row on Tuesday. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Canterbury, Wagga tips: $4 shot to start the night on a winning note
Peter and Paul Snowden’s well-bred son of Dundeel has shown plenty of ability at the trials and he is ready to bring to the races on debut at Canterbury.
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McDonald column: I’ve got an ace up my sleeve with Zaaki
James McDonald has dreamt of winning the Cox Plate with a galloper like Sunline, and thinks Zaaki could be that horse.
Neasham column: The truth behind Zaaki’s ‘bandages’
Annabel Neasham has laughed away the talk about Zaaki’s shock defeat last start and those “bandages” he was wearing in her exclusive column.
Hawkesbury, Queanbeyan tips: Lancette set for breakthrough win
A lightly-raced mare with a recent close-up fourth to a recent Group 1 winner can land her maiden win at Hawkesbury. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Mallyon column: ‘Smart, stubborn’ Zaaki owes me a new phone
Katie Mallyon has ridden Zaaki many times at the beach – and on one occasion it cost her a mobile phone – and she sets the record straight on the Cox Plate favourite.
Kensington tips: Omens are Good for mare to burst to victory
The Chris Waller-trained Good Omens is primed to record a first-up victory on Wednesday. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Grafton, Orange tips: High five for perfect Tara
Astute trainer John Shelton has a talented mare in peak condition to maintain her perfect Grafton record. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
The Everest: Form of every starter in the richest race on turf
Latest tipping: Racing editor Ray Thomas and form expert Ron Dufficy discuss the chances of each of the 12 sprinters in Saturday’s $15m super race The Everest.
Inside Mail: Is it third time lucky for Godolphin warhorse?
Tough Godolphin sprinter, Trekking, is ready for the fight when he lines up for his third TAB Everest.
McDonald column: Nature Strip to go into ‘beast mode’
A wet track and the barrier draw have worked out perfectly for Nature Strip ahead of The Everest, writes James McDonald.
Taree, Bathurst tips: Bee ready to buzz her rivals
A drop in grade can see a handy Kristen Buchanan-trained mare claim the Krambach Cup. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
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