Tasmanian Horse Racing Tips

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for the weekend. The feature event is the Gold Sovereign Stakes (race 5). Bello Beau (Launceston Race 5 No. 1) With two wins from two starts, this Brazen Beau colt trained by Adam Trinder has had a flying start to his career. He debuted with a 0.75 length win over 1100m

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Australia Day. And Beyond (Launceston Race 7 No. 6) With seven wins and a place from 10 starts, this five-year-old Wordsmith gelding has a fantastic strike rate. He got held up in traffic before getting clear late and running home for 2.7 lengths 8th in the Listed Tasmanian Newmarket Handicap

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Neutralize (Launceston Race 5 No. 9) It’s been seven races for a win and four places for this three-year-old Rubick filly trained by Scott Brunton. Resuming from an 18 week spell she finished 3 lengths 2nd over 1009m on the Devonport Tapeta Synthetic on 3 December, then got

Best Bets Our Hobart Racing Tips for Tuesdays meeting. Don'tbuckme Off (Hobart Race 5 No. 1) John Luttrell  trains this five-year-old Wordsmith gelding who has five wins and seven places from 21 starts. He finished 0.5 length 2nd over 1200m at Hobart on 14 November, seeing the rest off easily, then surged clear for a 2 length

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. The feature is the Listed Conquering Stakes (race 7). Turk Warrior (Launceston Race 6 No. 1) It’s been seven races for seven wins for this three-year-old Outreach gelding trained by Glenn Stevenson. At the end of last campaign he outsprinted the field for a 2 length win in

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Le Cadeau (Launceston Race 5 No. 3) This four-year-old Statue Of Liberty gelding trained by Barry Campbell has five wins and four places from 14 starts. He got the bob in a tight three-way finish to win by a narrow margin over 1120m at Launceston on 22 October,

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. The feature is the Listed Tasmanian Newmarket Handicap (race 5). Turk Warrior (Launceston Race 4 No. 1) This three-year-old Outreach gelding trained by Glenn Stevenson is unbeaten, with six wins from six starts. He outsprinted the field for a 3.25 length win over 1200m at Hobart on 2

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Assaranca (Launceston Race 9 No. 2) This four-year-old Nicconi mare has four wins and two places from 11 starts and is going well at the moment. She raced wide with no cover but then put the rest away easily with a four length win over 1600m at Launceston

Best Bets Our Hobart Racing Tips for Tuesdays meeting. Geegeeluckystar (Hobart Race 7 No. 2) This three-year-old Wordsmith gelding trained by Stuart Gandy has two wins and three places from five starts. When resuming from a 22 week spell he was claimed late for 0.3 length 2nd over 1200m at Launceaston on 6 October, then forged ahead

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays night meeting. Weldborough (Launceston Race 7 No. 3) This four-year-old Mawingo gelding trained by Leanne Gaffney has two wins and a place from eight starts. Resuming from a 30 week spell he ran well for 1.9 lengths 4th over 1009m at Devomport on 5 September, then gained a rails

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Videmanette (Launceston Race 7 No. 7) This four-year-old Al Maher mare has two wins and two places from 12 starts and is going well at the moment. She raced three wide with no cover but kept finding for 0.5 length 2nd over 1600m at Hobart on 14 March,

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Julius (Launceston Race 4 No. 1) This four-year-old Time For War gelding has three wins from four starts. He never really looked likely when 7.85 lengths 8th over 1200m at Launceston on 23 October, then resumed after 17 weeks for a 1.75 length win over 1100m at Launceston

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. The Risk Factor (Launceston Race 4 No. 1) This four-year-old gelding has three wins and two places from nine starts. He raced away to the line for a 6 length win over 2100m at Launceston on a soft track on 10 February, then kept going for a 3

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. Take The Sit (Launceston Race 3 No. 2) This four-year-old mare has three wins and two places from nine starts. She resumed from a 15 week spell to finish 2 lengths 2nd over 1200m at Hobart on 7 February, then she finished best out wide for a length

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. The feature races are the $250,000 Launceston Cup (race 8), the Vamos Stakes (race 9) and the Mowbray Stakes(race 7). War Correspondent (Launceston Race 5 No. 1) This Time For War gelding looks well-placed in this 3YO Classic with three wins and four places from his seven starts.

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. The main races is the $150,000 Gold Sovereign Stakes (Race 5). Sparkling One (Launceston Race 4 No. 6) This four-year-old mare has two wins and three places from eight starts. She resumed from a 16 week spell with a 6.5 length win over 1150m at Devonport Tapeta Synthetic

Best Bets Our Hobart Racing Tips for Sundays meeting. The main races are the $250,000 Group 3 Hobart Cup (Race 9), Group 3 Bow Mistress Trophy (race 8), Listed Thomas Lyons Stakes (race 6) and Listed Strutt Stakes (race 7). Hela (Hobart Race 7 No. 2) This three-year-old Night Of Thunder filly trained by Scott Brunton is

Best Bets Our Hobart Racing Tips for Sundays meeting. The main races is the $100,000 Elwick Stakes (Race 5). Hela (Hobart Race 6 No. 3) This three-year-old Night Of Thunder filly trained by Scott Brunton is unbeaten in three starts. She sat outside the leader to the turn and did best in the straight for a 1.75

Best Bets Our Launceston Racing Tips for Wednesdays meeting. The main races is the $100,000 Launceston Guineas (Race 5). Swoop Dog (Launceston Race 5 No. 1) This three-year-old Husson gelding has two wins and a place from four starts,and like all the others in the field he is having his first try at this distance. He was