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

Trent Busuttin and Natalie Young’s smart mare Maracaibo looks primed for victory when she goes around in Race 4, the MRC 6 Month Membership Handicap (2100m) at Sandown on Wednesday.

Wednesday’s racing action in NSW takes place at Rosehill Gardens with a seven-race card to be run on a Good 4.

The Ross Stitt-prepared Fair Dinkum is flying this campaign and I expect him to be winning Race 9, the Thank You Rural Fire Service Benchmark 66 Handicap (1007m) at Taree 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.

The Jenny Graham-trained Foxy’s Foxinator ticks a lot of boxes as he heads into Race 7, the Gateway Lifestyle Over 50's Village Grafton Class 3 Handicap (1410m) at Grafton on Monday.

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

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

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

The Michael Moroney-trained Bianco Nuovo appears to be in career best form and looks hardest to beat in Race 3, the Ladbrokes Bonus Back Handicap (2040m) at The Valley on Friday night.

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

Having tipped and backed Kolding to win the Golden Eagle a couple of weeks ago, I also had something on a $251 chance who looked over the odds.

A strong last start performance, peak fitness and longer straight makes the Jason Warren-trained Saint Katarina the best bet at Seymour on Thursday.

Saturday’s staying feature at Sandown comes up early in the day with the Listed Sandown Cup (3200m) being Race 2 on the card.

Ciaron Maher and David Eustace saddle up three runners in Saturday’s Group 2 Zipping Classic (2400m) at Sandown where the outsider of their trio represents great value.

The Mick Price and Michael Kent Jnr-trained Quantum Mechanic looks hard to beat at Bendigo on Wednesday as she drops back from Group 2 level to contest a maiden.

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

Trainer Lindsey Smith and jockey Dean Yendall combine in Race 5, the Still Feeling It Maiden Plate (1100m) at Warrnambool on Friday with the $2.60 favourite Moonlight Express.

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

The grey’s race at Flemington on Oaks Day is always a great spectacle, and I’m predicting a form spike for a South Australian crossing the border.

When it comes to finding the Oaks winner, two things matter most; form and stamina.

Just nine sprinters have accepted for the Group 1 Darley Sprint Classic (1200m) at Flemington on Saturday, and that should suit Santa Ana Lane as he aims for back-to-back wins in the event.

There was some doubt around star New Zealand mare Melody Belle when she lined up in the Empire Rose Stakes (1600m), but after blowing her opposition away there, she looks even harder to beat at Flemington this Saturday.

Wednesday’s thoroughbred racing in Victoria takes place at Kyneton Racecourse where a nine-race card will be run on a Heavy track.

The international runners have dominated the Melbourne Cup (3200m) in recent times, but in 2019, on the first Tuesday in November, a local can stand up and repel the overseas raiders.

Looking for tips for Melbourne Cup Day? Read our race-by-race guide and selections for all 10 races at Flemington on Saturday, November 5.

If you’re not playing the Exotics in big races like Tuesday’s Group 1 Melbourne Cup (3200m) you are missing out on the chance to make a small fortune.

Looking for tips for Derby Day? Read our race-by-race guide and selections for all nine races at Flemington on Saturday, November 2.

Saturday’s Group 1 Coolmore Stud Stakes (1200m) has attracted a stellar field of 11 colts and geldings and four fillies who are set to battle for $1.5 million in prizemoney as well as lucrative breeding deals for most.

Japanese horses have dominated the spring so far with wins in two Grand Slam races, the Caulfield Cup and the Cox Plate.

I’m looking for value in Saturday’s Group 1 Empire Rose Stakes (1600m) at Flemington and have settled on a $15 chance as a value each-way hope.

I’m willing to take on Arcadia Queen as favourite in Saturday’s $7.5 million Golden Eagle (1500m) at Rosehill Gardens.

There are two strong form lines I want to focus on ahead of Saturday’s Group 1 Victoria Derby (2500m) at Flemington.

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

The Ciaron Maher and David Eustace-trained Maserartie Bay looks extremely hard to beat in Race 6, the RMBL Investments Rising Stars Race (1411m) at Seymour on Thursday.

The Grant Young-trained Desidero has run his past three races at Fast to Very Fast tempo, and that will suit an in-form backmarker in Race 6, the Budget Rental Cars Benchmark 56 Handicap (1550m) at Mount Gambier on Wednesday.

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

The visitor’s draw has gone to a local in Saturday’s $7.5 million Golden Eagle (1500m) with Brutal copping barrier 17 in the Rosehill Gardens feature.

Ciaron Maher and David Eustace’s impressive last start winner Thought Of That has come up with barrier 1 in Saturday’s Group 1 Victoria Derby (2500m) at Flemington.

An open race to finish the card at Swan Hill on Tuesday, but I think there’s some real value to be had if we can land the winner.

We should see an improved effort from the Michael Moroney-trained Bonaparte when he lines up in Race 6, the bet365 Class 1 Handicap (1406m) at Benalla on Monday.

Looking for tips for Cox Plate Day? Read our race-by-race guide and selections for all 10 races at The Valley on Saturday October 26.

Just when you think the form couldn’t get any tougher than last Saturday’s The Everest, up comes the Cox Plate with form lines from Japan, Germany, France, UK, US, New Zealand and Australia.

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

A wide barrier is the only negative for the Clinton McDonald-trained Something Silver when she lines up in Race 8, the Crown Resorts Handicap (1500m) at The Valley on Friday night.

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

We’re on a roll with the Racing Bet of the Day with seven winners from our last 10 selections and I’m hoping to continue the run with a value chance at Ballarat on Thursday.

Having tipped Yes Yes Yes to take out the $14 The Everest which was run in track record time, how could I possibly go past Bivouac in Friday night’s Group 1 Manikato Stakes (1200m) at The Valley.

It’s Cup Day at Geelong Racecourse on Wednesday and I’m going with a two-bet strategy in Race 6, the Geelong Australia MCC Country Series Heat 6 VRC Trophy (1500m).

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