Race 3 at Coffs Harbor (Australia A) on Wednesday night is an open maiden at special weights going seven furlongs around one right-handed turn with a long run down the backstretch. The…
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Race 6 at Narromine (Australia A) on Wednesday night is an open handicap going 6 1/2 furlongs around one, right-handed turn with a long run down the backstretch. The track designation is…
Race 8 at Flemington (Australia A) on Wednesday night is the Kennnedy Oaks (G1) for three-year-old fillies going 1 9/16 miles around three left-hand turns. The track designation was not available at…
Run Tuesday afternoon local time, the Melbourne Cup post time for American viewers is Monday evening at 11 p.m. (EST). You can watch and wager at TwinSpires.com.
It’s hard to imagine a tougher race to handicap than the Kentucky Derby, but the Melbourne Cup (G1) at Flemington racecourse in Australia certainly gives the “Run for the Roses” a run for the money.
Race 6 at Seymour (Australia A) on Wednesday night is a benchmark 58 handicap for three-year-olds and upward going seven furlongs around one, sweeping left-handed turn.
Race 4 at Hawkesbury (Australia A) on Wednesday night is a class 1 handicap going five furlongs around one right-handed 90-degree turn. The track is expected to be “Soft-5” so it is…
The Everest barrier draw is completed and the 12 horses lining up this year are set to do battle on Saturday afternoon – Sydney time (About 1:15 am ET), so let’s take a look at them in detail.
Race 4 at Moe (Australia A) on Wednesday night is a benchmark 64 rating handicap going a mile around three tight left-handed turns. The track is expected to be “Good 4” so…
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The A$14 million Everest will be run on Saturday, October 19, 2019, for the third time at Royal Randwick in Sydney, Australia. It is run around one, right-handed turn going 1,200 meters…
Racing in Australia has a lot to offer, but there are a few key differences from North American racing that bettors should keep in mind when preparing to play.