Race Watch: O’Shea galloper ready to notch another victory
Sky Racing form expert Brad Davidson examines every race at Randwick on Saturday to point you in the right direction to finding a winner.
Expert Opinion
Scone tips: Hot favourite to enjoy the smell of success
A lightly-raced mare is poised to notch a final win before heading to stud. BET BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Kembla, Coffs Harbour tips: Thompson’s gelding to make a statement
A step up in distance looks ideal for a John Thompson-trained gelding to put on a winning display. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
Canterbury tips: Classy mare to ring in new season with win
Kosciuszko hopeful Ten Bells can kick off her campaign on a winning note on Wednesday. BEST BETS, INSIDE MAIL
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Beat The Bookie value bets
OUR experts try to boost your bank balance with the best value bets of the weekend in the major cards around the nation.
Royal Descent one classy lady
ROYAL Descent lived up to owner Gerry Harvey’s pre-race boast that she is the best race mare in the country writes RAY THOMAS.
Slipper champ Vancouver no sprinter
IT would be foolish to write off Vancouver despite his unplaced comeback in the San Domenico Stakes writes Ray Thomas.
Sebring Sun, Burbero and Randwick all shine
WHICH was the most impressive performance on Saturday — Sebring Sun, Burbero or the Royal Randwick track?
Saturday Best with Ray and Duff
PODCAST/BEST BETS: THE Daily Telegraph racing editor Ray Thomas and Sky Thoroughbred Central’s Ron Dufficy discuss the key races at Randwick on Saturday.
Why Canterbury shunned on Saturday
PLENTY of punters at Canterbury on the weekend were asking “why aren’t we racing here on Saturdays more often?” And the simple answer is turnover isn’t as strong at the track.
Boss gives Ron a rare double
RON Quinton had many Saturday winning doubles as a jockey but as a trainer Saturday’s upset win by Boss Lane at Canterbury provided his first.
Waller’s Tie the Knot tribute to Walter
CHRIS Waller has paid tribute to Guy Walter by naming his new Warwick Farm stables “Tie The Knot Lodge”.
Frozen samples could be retested if appeal fails
THE Darren Smith cobalt case, which goes before the Racing Appeals Tribunal on Monday, will have huge ramifications for the racing industry.
Moral Victory and Charmed Harmony stand out
SATURDAY racing comes to you today from Rosehill Gardens and Caulfield. Here’s all the last minute tips from Daily Telegraph racing editor Ray Thomas.
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