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  • Hawkesbury Headlines the Weekend – Guineas, Gold Cup & Crown to Light Up NSW


    Hawkesbury Headlines & Derby Dreams – Group Racing Ignites Across Two States!
    We’re in for a cracking Saturday as Hawkesbury takes center stage in New South Wales, delivering a five-star line-up of Group and Listed races. From tough milers to sharp sprinters and progressive three-year-olds, the card is stacked with talent. Meanwhile, Morphettville hosts the staying test of the Port Adelaide Cup, adding depth to the day’s action. Let’s dive into the form, flair, and value with runners that demand your attention.


    Hawkesbury – Race 6 – Hawkesbury Guineas (G3, 1400m)

    📝 Race Overview:
    Talented three-year-olds tackle this sharp 1400m. Several progressive types come through strong form lines, with tactics and tempo likely to shape the outcome.

    🔥 Best to Back Tip:
    Pisces (Odds: $18.00)
    💥 Still raw but bursting with ability. If the tempo’s hot, don’t be shocked when she storms home.

    💎 Best Value Bet:
    Fearless (Odds: ~$23.00)
    “Strong finish at Randwick in good company. Peaks here and maps to pounce late.


    Hawkesbury – Race 7 – Hawkesbury Crown (G3, 1300m)

    📝 Race Overview:
    A slick sprint for fillies and mares. Speed is drawn out wide, so expect a genuine tempo and the swoopers to be coming late.

    🔥 Best to Back Tip:
    Lady Laguna (Odds: $5.00)
    💥 “Ultra-consistent and well-placed at set weights. Should get first crack and has the class”.

    💎 Best Value Bet:
    Tis Invincible (Odds: ~$26.00)
    Group-winning filly resuming. Fresh legs and a touch of X-factor — the market may underrate her.


    Hawkesbury – Race 8 – Hawkesbury Gold Cup (G3, 1600m)

    📝 Race Overview:
    A deep and classy edition of the Cup, with proven Group horses clashing over the mile. Track position will be key, but a fast tempo should bring the backmarkers into play late.

    🔥 Best to Back Tip:
    Osipenko (Odds: $10.00)
    💥 “Big engine and loves the mile. Draws to get the gun run and bring his explosive turn-of-foot into play.”

    💎 Best Value Bet:
    Strait Acer (Odds: ~$51.00)
    Flashed home in the Doncaster. With a clear path, he can blouse them late and blow up exotics.Forget the run – absolutely no luck last time. Smart trial since. Could be the blowout no one sees coming.”


    Morphettville – Race 8 – South Australian Derby (G1, 2500m)

    📝 Race Overview:
    A classic staying contest for the three-year-olds where stamina, timing, and toughness will decide the result. With form lines converging from multiple states, this Derby offers a brilliant blend of up-and-comers and proven performers ready to peak.

    🔥 Best to Back Tip:
    American Wolf (Odds: $8.00)
    💥 “Trialled like a stayer and ran a bottler over 2800m last start. If he handles the back-up and tempo, he’s a knockout chance at a price.

    💎 Best Value Bet:
    Goldrush Guru(Odds: ~$9.50)
    “Flying this prep and ready to eat up the 2500m. Strong second last start and everything points to him peaking here with the right run.”


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  • Morphettville Parks Races Review on 28th October 2023

    The three-year-old gelding Give Some Lip raced away to bring up his first win at his fourth start in the 1250 metre opening event on the Parks track at Morphettville on Saturday.

    Prepared by Will Clarken and Niki O’Shea and guided to victory by apprentice Ben Price Give Some Lip  came from a worse than midfield position with a late run to take the event.

    Jason Holder continued his purple patch of form when he rode Free Vino  to a win in the 1400 metre second race.

    Coming out of the Gordon Richards and Damien Moyle stable Free Vino raced in the rear of the field before flying home to win.

    Moving his operation from Morphettville to Murray Bridge trainer Travis Doudle was well pleased with the win of Prince Jofra in the 1550 metre third race.

    Having the services of apprentice Alana Livesey Prince Jofra raced in a forward position all the way.

    Apprentice Ben Price landed his second winner for the afternoon when Manzala won his first race in 1190 days in the 1950 metre fourth race.

    Trained by Ashton Downing Manzala settled in a midfield position before ging in to win.

    Anjopin landed his second win in seven days when he took out the 1250 metre fifth race.

    Prepared by Sue and Jason Jaensch the well placed Anjopin gave apprentice Maggie Collett her first win since being injured at Ceduna last December.

    Coming off a last start second Miss Kermie went one better when she took out the 1400 meter sixth race.

    Having the services of Emily Finnegan the Phillip Stokes prepared Miss Kermie raced one off the pace in winning her fourth race from fourteen starts.

    Apprentice Sheriden Clarke was all smiles after her win on Trumpsta in the 1950 metre seventh race.

    Being under the care of Ron Stokes Trumpsta was another runner to be well placed.

    Establishing his base at Gawler in recent times trainer George Dimitropoulos was all smiles with the win of his charge Mouse Almighty in the 1000 metre eighth race.

    Having the services of Stacey Metcalf Mouse Almighty came from a midfield position with a strong run over the concluding stages.

    Foster Street was one of the few winners to come from well back when he won the 1000 metre final event.

    Being under the care of Byron Cozamanis senior and having the services of Ryan Hurdle Foster Street brought up his third win in fourteen starts.