Key Comments
The track is sand and is rated good and the weather is fine.
Best Bet
Shakattak (Darwin Race 2 No. 5)
Chasing a hat-trick after 2 wins in a row at Darwin. He’s had a 7 week let-up and goes well here. Strong chance.
Analyst: Jo Jackson
Each Way
Royal Signal (Darwin Race 3 No. 3)
Royal Signal has been in the trifecta at all 6 starts this preparation including a win here 2 starts ago and runner-up last start. Good each-way bet.
Best Lay
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Horse Racing Tips: Hong Kong Sunday 19th January 2025
Key Comments There are 11 races for the Sunday meeting including the first two Group 1 races of the 2025 Hong Kong racing year – the Centenary Sprint Cup (race 6) and the Stewards' Cup (race 8). The rail is in the A position. There is no rain forecast so the track will be good. The first race is at 12.30 pm Hong Kong time which is 3.30 pm AEST. Best Bet Blazing Wind (Sha Tin Race 1 No. 2) Ran 3rd at
Horse Racing Tips: NSW Monday 20th January 2025
Key Comments The track is in the soft range. The best bet comes up towards the end of the day and can resume a winner after a last start flop prior to being sent to the paddock. Best Bet Baggage Handler (Albury Race 7 No. 4) Big win 2 starts back and last time out failed as a very short favourite. Trials have been rock solid since then, including a very good second on this track and looks well placed to take this
Horse Racing Tips: WA Sunday 19th January 2025
Key Comments The feature is the $100,000 Mungrup Sprint over 1300 metres (race 7). The track is rated good and the rail is in the true position. Best Bet Parc It In Here (Mount Barker Race 3 No. 3) Tends to settle well back in the field and runs home strongly. Won at Albany 2 starts back then was 0.7 length off the winner last start. The rise in distance should suit and he looks the testing material. Check odds on SmartB
Horse Racing Tips: TAS Sunday 19th January 2025
Key Comments The feature races are the Listed $125,000 Elwick Stakes for 2YOs over 1100m (race 3), the $75,000 Blackflash for 3YOs over 1100m (race 4), the $75,000 Hobart Thousand Guineas over 1600m (race 6) and the $100,000 Summer Cup over 2200m (race 7). The track is rated soft and the rail is +8 metres the entire circuit. As a general rule, runners who land in the front half of the field are suited at this track, with a slight advantage to those who land forward of midfield