The Craig Blackshaw-trained Mr Ziggy was unlucky last start and can atone at the same track and distance on Thursday night.

Saturday’s Group 1 Kingsford-Smith Cup (1300m) is a wide-open affair and it wouldn’t surprise to see any of a dozen of the 18 runners salute.

Godolphin head trainer James Cummings will saddle up three runners in Saturday’s Group 1 Kingsford-Smith Cup (1300m) at Eagle Farm where luck will play a big part.

Midweek racing in NSW takes place at Canterbury Park with a seven-race card to be run on a Good 4-rated surface.

Trainer Grant Young looks to have a stranglehold on Race 1, the Holdfast Insurance Benchmark 120 Hurdle (3380m) at Gawler on Wednesday.

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

NSW racing action takes place at Kembla Grange on Tuesday where an eight-race card will be run on a Good 4-rated track.

It’s been a long time between drinks for Caufield-based trainer Geoff Wheeler, but he looks a great chance of notching up another win when Black Beau Tie lines up in Race 3, the Moe Optical Maiden Plate (1623m).

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

NSW racing action takes place at Port Macquarie and Wellington on Monday where a couple of value chances look hard to beat.

The Kelvin Southey-trained Princess Anacheeva returns to highweight racing in Race 2, the Mornington Nissan Handicap (2050m) at Mornington on Monday where she looks hard to beat.

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

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

Aaron Hamilton previews racing at Randwick 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.

Racingbase.com.au form analysts Aaron Hamilton and Jackson Oldham preview this weekend's racing and give their best bets for Morphettville and Flemington, as well as previewing the Group 1 Schweppes Oaks and TAB Classic.

Cranbourne-based trainer Mick Kent gets the chance to see what his four-year-old mare Amenti can do now that she’s finally race-fit.

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

The Matt Cumani-trained Satori will be aiming to make it four from four first-up wins when he resumes in Race 4 The Standard BM78 Handicap (1100m) at Warrnambool on Thursday.

Thursday’s Warrnambool Cup (2350m) favourite, Furrion ($2.70), does have strong claims following a last start 2nd placing behind Plein Ciel, but those digging deeper into the form can find better value.

To ‘stumble at the final hurdle’ is an adage that rings loudly with Slowpoke Rodriguez who lost his rider, Shaun Fannin, at the final hurdle in the 2017 Grand Annual Steeplechase (5500m) at Warrnambool.

Trainer David Brideoake has been adamant that more ground is what his filly, Princess Jenni, is looking for, and she’ll get that in Saturday’s Group 1 Schweppes Oaks (2000m) at Morphettville.

Without a doubt, I think the Tony McEvoy-trained Cool Passion brings the strongest form lines to Saturday’s Group 1 TAB Classic (1200m) at Morphettville.

NSW racing action takes place at Warwick Farm on Wednesday with a seven-race card to be run on a Good 4-rated track.

Will Clarken and Jamie Kah combine at Warrnambool on Wednesday with impressive last start winner Parsifal who looks hardest to beat in Race 7, the Choices Flooring by Swintons BM70 Handicap (1000m).

Warrnambool-based trainer Symon Wilde will be aiming to claim a victory for the locals when his top sprinter, Inn Keeper, lines up in Wednesday’s feature, the $175,000 Wangoom Handicap (1200m).

Equal $4.20 favourites for Saturday’s Group 1 Schweppes Oaks (2000m), Princess Jenni and Amangiri, will jump from gates 3 and 2 respectively.

Garry Frazer’s classy mare Spright has drawn the outside gate in a field of 15 in Saturday’s Group 1 TAB Classic (1200m) at Morphettville, but the wide gate may not be as bad as it seems.

NSW racing takes place Kembla Grange and Taree on Tuesday where I’ve identified a standout on each card.

Locally-trained horses always seem to have an advantage at Warrnambool, and I’m banking on the Jarrod Mclean-prepared Romanesque when he lines up in Race 7, the Cally Hotel BM78 Handicap (2350m).

An extremely tough renewal of the Brierly Stepplechase (3450m) to crack with six of the seven runners in single figures.

At Sale Racecourse on Monday, we see three horses dominate the market in Race 1, the Vale Vern Hamilton Maiden Plate (2200m).

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

The Greg Eurell-trained Honeysuckle Choice should prove hard to beat in Race 6, the MyPunter.com Fillies and Mares BM70 Handicap (1200m) at Cranbourne on Friday night.

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

NSW racing action takes place at Royal Randwick on ANZAC Day with an eight-race card to be run on a Good 4 track.

Firstly, I’m not one to bag jockeys, but I’m sure even Hugh Bowman would do things differently aboard Costas if he had his chance again.

In Race 2, the Ovens Valley MP Tim McCurdy Maiden Plate (2000m) at Wangaratta on Wednesday, a few runners come out of the same form race last start, and I think the $26 chance of that lot has been assessed incorrectly.

Two of the main metropolitan meetings for ANZAC Day racing are at Flemington in Victoria and Randwick in NSW, and we’ll be hoping to share a slice of the elusive Quaddies.

Through no fault of his own, jockey Chad Lever was beaten aboard the $2.60 favourite, Black Wand, at Wagga last start, and he’ll be looking to strike back in Race 4, the Rules Club Wagga Class 1 & Maiden Plate (1600m) on Tuesday.

Trainer Michael Moroney saddles up some red-hot chances in the second half of the Ballarat program on Tuesday, and he can strike with his first runner of the day when Bill The Bee lines up in Race 6, the Porter Plant Class 1 Handicap (1600m).

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

Oakbank’s annual Easter carnival continues on Saturday with a nine-race card set to be run on a Good 4 track.

I’m sticking with some form around Tuesday’s Racing Bet of the Day, Moldova, that scored for us in the opening event at Bendigo at the juicy odds of $21.

The final Group 1 race of the Sydney Autumn Carnival, the All Aged Stakes (1400m) looks extremely hard to predict, but I’m confident we’ve found some value with Champagne Cuddles.

Ever since the Inglis Millennium on February 7, I’ve been waiting for the Richard Litt-trained Castelvecchio to arrive at the Group 1 Champagne Stakes (1600m).

Champagne Stakes (1600m) favourite Loving Gaby has drawn fairly in barrier 7 as she attempts to take out Saturday’s $500,000 feature for two-year-olds.

A capacity field of 14 has been declared for Saturday’s Group 1 All Aged Stakes (1400m) at Royal Randwick where race favourite Osborne Bulls has come up with barrier 1.

Regular readers scored big on Saturday with a former Darren Weir-trained runner that is now with Ciaron Maher and David Eustace and was ridden by John Allen.

There are three horses I rate in Race 3, the Press Statement @ Vinery Handicap (1100m) at Warwick Farm on Wednesday, and I’m going for the outsider of that trio.