Australian Capital Territory Horse Racing Tips

Best Bets Our Canberra Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Californian (Canberra Race 5 No. 9) This three-year-old Savabeel filly trained by Bjorn Baker at Warwick Farm has one wins and one place from two starts. On debut she led until the 150m where she got winded and finished 0.2, 1 length 3rd over 1400m at Kembla Grange

Best Bets Our Canberra Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Land Ahoy (Canberra Race 6 No. 5) This three-year-old Dundeel filly trained by John Sargent at Randwick has two wins and one place from five starts. When she resumed after 20 weeks at Hawkesbury on 9 February she was slowly away, raced keen, was looking for a run

Best Bets Our Canberra Racing Tips for Mondays Canberra Cup meeting. Equation (Canberra Race 6 No. 2) This three-year-old Press Statement colt trained by Annabel Neasham at Warwick Farm has three wins from his four starts. When resuming after a 35 week spell he chased hard to get there late for a 0.54 length win over 1200m

Best Bets Our Canberra Racing Tips for Sundays Black Opal meeting. Remarque (Canberra Race 7 No. 2) This two-year-old Snitzel colt trained by team Hawkes has raced once for an impressive win. He started favourite on debut because he had won both lead-up trials in good style and he duly saluted with a 2 length win over

Best Bets Our Canberra Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Affinity Beyond (Canberra Race 4 No. 8) This four-year-old Starspangledbanner mare trained by Luke Pepper has three wins and two places from eight starts. She resumed after 46 weeks for a 1.54 length win over 1050m at Wagga on 28 November, then jumped awkwardly and was winded late

Best Bets Our Canberra Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Temoin Chaud (Canberra Race 4 No. 5) This four-year-old Star Witness mare trained by Nick Olive has won two of her five starts. She resumed after 17 weeks for 6 lengths 10th over 1200m at Randwick on 5 September, where she jumped awkwardly and was winded in the