Murray Bridge Racecourse will host it’s first meeting on the new surface which is rated a Soft 5 and looks like a golf green.

Two of the main metropolitan meetings for Wednesday racing are at Sandown Hillside in Victoria and Canterbury Park in NSW, and we’ll be hoping to share a slice of the elusive Quaddies.

Our Sydney racing expert will keep you up to date with all the horses to follow from the NSW barrier trials.

Tuesday racing in NSW takes place at Wyong and Wellington with both tracks being rated a Good 4.

An eye-catching run last start and a pull in the weights makes the Enver Jusufovic-trained Thurmanator hardest to beat on the synthetic track at Pakenham on Tuesday.

Looking for horses to black book each Saturday? We pick out the best each week from the metropolitan meeting in New South Wales.

Monday’s NSW racing action takes place at Scone on a Soft 5 and Goulburn on a Good 4.

Blinkers go on the Leon and Troy Corstens-trained Snitz And The City for the first time on Monday, and she looks hard to beat in Race 7, the Sportsbet Power Play BM58 Handicap (1100m) at Ballarat.

Our form analysts preview racing from Rosehill on Saturday and gives his best bets for the meeting.

Aaron Hamilton previews Morphettville racing and provides his best best for Saturday.

Aaron Hamilton previews Kembla Grange racing and provides his best bets for Saturday.

Our form analysts have combined their selections for Saturday’s main metropolitan meetings and will be hoping to land some elusive Quaddies.

Some good early speed in Race 5, the Shanks Electrical BM58 Handicap (1100m) at Pakenham on Friday should prove ideal for Tykiato as she tries to launch from the rear.

Thursday racing in NSW takes place at Gosford on a Soft 5 and Moree on a Good 4.

Race 6 at Ballarat on Thursday, the Hygain Winners Choice BM64 Handicap (1200m), is an exceptionally strong BM64, and I’m keen on a last start maiden winner to get the cash.

Aaron Hamilton previews racing at Randwick on Saturday, and gives his best bets for the meeting.

In the past few years, Darren Weir dominated racing in Victoria and was the most successful trainer during the Melbourne Spring Racing Carnival.

NSW racing action takes place at Warwick Farm on Wednesday with a Soft 6 predicted.

After scoring impressively for us last Friday on the seven-day back-up, four-year-old gelding Campobasso lines up at Cranbourne on Wednesday in Race 8, the Mercedes-Benz Mornington BM70 Handicap (1600m).

Two of the main metropolitan meetings for Wednesday racing are at Cranbourne in Victoria and Warwick Farm in NSW, and we’ll be hoping to share a slice of the elusive Quaddies.

At least you know what you’ll get from the Dan O’Sullivan-trained Captain Crackerjak who resumes in Race 6, the Hygain Winners Choice BM58 Handicap (1000m) on the Ballarat synthetic track.

NSW racing action takes place at Cessnock and Murtoa on Monday where both tracks are rated a Good 4.

The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Champagne Friday looks hard to beat in Race 6, the QLS Logistics Murtoa Cup 5th Oct BM58 Handicap (2050m) at Murtoa on Monday.

Geelong Racecourse was rated a Heavy 10 at 2pm on Thursday, and with more rain predicted for Friday, it’s hard to see the track racing any better than its current rating.

Our South Australian racing expert will keep you up to date with all the horses to follow from the SA barrier trials.

Aaron Hamilton previews racing at Gawler on Saturday and gives his best bets for the meeting.

Saturday’s feature race at Caulfield, the Sir John Monash Stakes (1100m), is a wide-open affair with plenty of unknowns.

After an eight-run losing streak, including two short-priced favourites in the last two days, I’m hoping the Patrick Payne-prepared Café Tortoni can turn the tide at Sale on Thursday.

Cranbourne-based trainer Richard Laming saddles up two strong chances in Thursday’s Grafton Cup (2350m) at Grafton.

The Tony McEvoy-trained Blow Torch lines up in Race 2, the Dominant Class Two Handicap (1550m) at Morphettville on Wednesday and looks incredibly hard to beat.

Warwick Farm-based horseman Gregory Hickman heads into Wednesday’s Ramornie Handicap (1200m) with his charge, Top Striker, hitting career best form.

Two of the main metropolitan meetings for Wednesday racing are at Sandown Hillside in Victoria and Warwick Farm in NSW, and we’ll be hoping to share a slice of the elusive Quaddies.

Peter Moody looks to have found a nice type in French-import Caffrey who lines up for his second career start in Race 7, the XXXX Gold BM64 Handicap (1400m) at Pakenham on Tuesday.

NSW racing action takes place at Gunnedah and Wagga on Monday with both tracks being in the Soft range.

Jockey Todd Pannell combines with trainer Patrick Payne in six of the eight races at Mildura on Monday, and the pair look hardest to beat in Race 5, the bet365 Mildura Cup Day 26th July BM58 Handicap (1910m).

Our form analysts have combined their selections for Saturday’s main metropolitan meetings and will be hoping to land some elusive Quaddies.

I just love horses fifth-up over a mile that are yet to win in their current campaign as you know they will be rock-hard-fit and ready to run a big race, and they haven’t been penalised by the handicapper.

A total of nine races will be held at Flemington on Finals Day, and our form analyst has every race covered with his top four selections.

The Anthony Freedman-trained Evie Matilda has been racing well this campaign and I’ve no doubt the extra trip will suit when she steps out in Race 6, the MyPunter.com BM64 Handicap (2025m) at Cranbourne on Thursday.

Aaron Hamilton previews racing from Newcastle on Saturday and gives his best bets for the meeting.

Our form analysts have combined their selections for Saturday’s main metropolitan meetings and will be hoping to land some elusive Quaddies.

Lindsay Park filly Namimo drops in class at Geelong on Friday and looks hard to beat in Race 1, the Bet365 Two-Years-Old Fillies Maiden Plate (1300m).

I’m keen to stick with the Jason Warren-trained Wildwood Jade as she lines up in Race 10, the Moe Cup 17th October – ‘1927’ Live after Races BM64 Handicap (1117m) at Moe on Thursday.

Two of the main metropolitan meetings for Wednesday racing are at Sandown Hillside in Victoria and Randwick’s Kensington track in NSW, and we’ll be hoping to share a slice of the elusive Quaddies.

With our original selection, Haut Brion Her, scratched in Sydney, we head to Sandown where I had another top selection up my sleeve.

A Heavy 9 awaits runners at Hawkesbury on Tuesday, and while it’s hard to be confident in the testing conditions, a lightly-raced filly looks hard to beat.

The Matt Cumani-trained Sirius Deal was a good thing beaten last start and now gets his chance to atone in Race 4, the Polytrack Maiden Plate (2200m) at Ballarat on Tuesday.

A drop back from city class to the provincials should see the Brett Cavanough-trained Legion Of Boom bounce back in Race 7, the Ribchester @ Darley Benchmark 66 Handicap (1300m) at Scone on Monday.

Barrier 13 of 14 isn’t ideal for Clifford Snowflake when he lines up in Race 3, the Fitzgerald Racing 3YO Maiden Plate (1400m) at Wangaratta on Monday, but second-up improvement makes him the one to beat.

Our form analysts have combined their selections for Saturday’s main metropolitan meetings and will be hoping to land some elusive Quaddies.