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Rostova bounced back from her Blue Diamond failure when she romped home in the Group Two VRC Sires' Produce Stakes at Flemington and trainer Steve Richards hasn't ruled out a Golden Slipper start f...
Emerging stayer Enzedex Eagle will miss the Newcastle Cup and instead run in the Hill Stakes as a leadup to a tilt at the Group One Metropolitan Handicap.Trainer Chris Waller and owner Col Keane de...
Plans for Predatory Pricer are still up in the air with trainer Paul Murray due to hold talks on Tuesday night with the colt's owners to lock in a spring program.The last start Ming Dynasty Quality...
Epsom Handicap favourites Ashikaga and Bank Robber have been given 51 and 52 kilograms respectively for the Group One feature on October 4.The Gai Waterhouse trained stablemates are both at $5 for ...
Comeback mare J'adane has managed to sneak into the field for Saturday's Group One Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield for what will be just her second appearance in a year.The five-year-old old ...
Torrential rain forced Brave Lancer to miss the recent Wyong Cup but it has done nothing to dampen trainer Stephen Farley's belief the stayer can make it to the Melbourne Cup.However, Farley said t...
Front running stayer Light Vision is among 18 horses looking to win a guaranteed start in next month's Caulfield Cup through Saturday's Naturalism Stakes.Trainer Robert Smerdon said Light Vision wa...
Unbeaten mare On The Fridge will face her moment of truth when she aims to extend her winning sequence at Eagle Farm.The five-year-old daughter of Easy Rocking has won all her four starts and train...
Trainer Murray Baker says AJC Australian Derby winner Nom Du Jeu will start in the Group One Stoney Bridge Stakes at Hastings, New Zealand on Saturday, despite returning a positive test to a banned...
Glowlamp is building a reputation as arguably the best maiden in Australia and her task to change that in Saturday's Tea Rose Stakes is a tough one.But trainer Clarry Conners says she is a proven a...
If you want to secure 'value' with your betting, how can you do it if you don't have a guideline price about a selection? This is a question few punters want to confront. I think they should c...
There are many ways by which you can turn a field of horses into a field of horses PLUS estimated 'true' prices. There are mechanical ways and 'instinctive' ways. In this article, I'll be looking...
Many punters who don't have the time, or the inclination, to go through the sometimes challenging process of drawing up a priceline on a race, might like to consider the approach of a friend of mi...
One racing publications price assessment for Catapulted in Race 8 at Eagle Farm this weekend was an amazing $7.50 and I am sure all punters would have run barefooted over broken glass to try and ge...
In the first article in this series, I talked about the difficulties of framing your own betting market on a race - and advised you of ways and means to do so. This article takes the subject furth...
A common gripe about harness racing is that there are too many short priced favourites. Some punters complain that because the form is so exposed and the animals so reliable, there is no value to ...
Ratings, though some scoff at them, are a terrific way of placing a value on each runner in a race. A second way to get a race completely in focus is to assign a price to each runner. But compili...
A friend of mine told me recently that he always knew when he was getting a 'value' price on a selection. He experienced, he said, a tremendous rush of anticipation a tingling feeling he often fel...
I don't care about the price, at least I've backed a winner," I heard a chap say at my local TAB recently. He'd just had $10 on a winner that paid $2.20. Good luck to him, but ... long term, what'...