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Beaudesert Racing Tips 12 June 2026 — can Cat Call do it again?
Beaudesert Racing Tips 12 June 2026 — can Cat Call do it again?
There’s one move on this Beaudesert card that feels like it’s been set up over a coffee and a calendar: Cat Call turns up twice and gets B Lerena both times. Same rider, same horse, two different assignments, and one obvious question for punters. Do you follow the intent in the 3YO BM60 at 1312m, or do you trust the class edge when the older sprinters turn it into a 1200m scrap later on?
That’s the spine of this meeting, but it’s not the only betting angle. Two maidens over 1531m look like the right kind of “progression races” where you can get paid for backing the horse that keeps landing on the podium. Then we finish with a handicap where one runner is in genuine winning form and another is a proven Beaudesert one timer. Plenty to work with if you’re after Beaudesert racing tips that actually tell you where the risk is and where it isn’t.
Track is Turf throughout. Four races. No odds feed available at time of writing, so this is price sensitive: if your pick is short, don’t force it. If they let you bet, you bet.
Beaudesert — the setup
Limited course form across today’s fields. Most of these have one or two starts at Beaudesert, so treat any “track record” as context, not gospel. The exceptions live more with the people than the horses: there are a couple of riders with enough Beaudesert volume to matter.
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One angle I do trust here: D L Turner has serious recent output at this track. From four rides at Beaudesert he’s won three and placed on the other. That’s enough rides to be more than noise, and it matters because he turns up in both the BM60 (Do What I Say) and the second maiden (Navy Kiss). MS G Cartwright also brings a meaningful sample here (nine rides) with four wins, and she partners Jardin de Lys in the BM60 from gate 1.
Trainer wise, C J Waller has brought five runners to Beaudesert for one winner and two placings. That’s a small sample, but at least it’s not a single runner hit and run. He saddles Saturdays Girl and Bassett’s Choice in the first maiden, and both come with real “get paid again” profiles.
Race-by-race
Race 1: Maynards Store Boonah Mdn Plate — 11:57, 1531m
Saturdays Girl is the one I want to be with early. You don’t need to overcomplicate a maiden like this when a horse keeps turning up and running into the money. Her form line reads 222434, which screams reliability, and C J Waller doesn’t waste runners here. The obvious knock is barrier 13, but over 1531m you at least get time to find a spot, and Jaden Lloyd knows this track well enough (eight rides here) to make sensible decisions rather than panic early.
I’m saving on Bassett’s Choice as the danger. Same stable, gate 11, and his recent form 438202 suggests he’s right on the cusp again. He’s a 3YO taking on older maidens, which can be a plus when they’ve got upside and the older brigade have already told you what they are.
The smoky for multiples is Perrieres (form 5-4). He’s only had one run in the last 90 days and placed in it, which at least says he’s turning up in some sort of order, but it’s still a light profile and he’s drawn 10 so you’re asking for a bit of luck.
Staking: Win bet Saturdays Girl. Quinella saver with Bassett’s Choice if the market splits the stable pair.
Race 2: Plasvacc Australia Mdn Plate — 12:29, 1531m
Does the classy stable runner get it done from the car park, or do you just side with the horse that’s already shown it can run right up to this level? That’s the puzzle here.
I’m landing on Navy Kiss. Two starts in the last 90 days for one placing and an average finish right around second is a strong pointer that the maiden win is close enough to touch. T J Gollan often has them ready to strike once they’ve shown a clear level, and D L Turner is the kind of rider you want when you need a horse to hold a position and produce at the right time. Turner’s Beaudesert record is properly live: four rides here for three wins and a placing.
The danger is Difronzo, simply because the form line says he can measure up: 723-03. He can sit closer than some of these, and he’s drawn 10 which isn’t perfect but it’s not a death sentence over the mile start if the speed thins out early.
If you’re hunting value, Comeon Kingwilliam from gate 1 is the one that can turn this into a messy, tactical affair. He’s been thereabouts (0-236) and the inside draw gives him a cheap run if the rider commits to holding ground.
Staking: Win bet Navy Kiss. If she’s odds on, I’d rather back her to win and anchor her in exactas with Difronzo and Comeon Kingwilliam.
Race 3: Scenic Rim Clydesdale Spectacular Festival 2027 (Bm60) — 13:04, 1312m
This is the best betting race on the card because the profiles line up cleanly. Cat Call comes here off a win (form 5-25621), draws to get a run (gate 7), and keeps B Lerena. In the last 90 days she’s had five starts for a win and has hit the frame three times. That’s not a hot streak you ignore at provincial level, and she gets in with 130kg which is workable in a 3YO BM60 where half the field are still learning to finish their races.
I’m calling Do What I Say the danger because he looks like the horse that can make Cat Call earn it. He’s been consistently close (0-3622), he gets a light weight (122.3kg), and Turner’s Beaudesert strike rate gives you confidence he’ll ride him to the line rather than for a pretty run. Gate 3 helps too. He should land in the first half without spending.
From a race shape point of view, I want Cat Call in a spot just off the first wave, not dragged into a midrace burn. If Lerena can have her balanced from the 600m, she’s the one with the right blend of recent confidence and finish.
Staking: Win bet Cat Call. Exacta Cat Call over Do What I Say as the main saver.
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Race 4: Aquis Farm Operations Hcp (58) — 13:39, 1203m
The market would normally lean to the horse in obvious winning form, but the map and the weights make this a proper arm wrestle.
Clearly George is the on top pick because he’s simply going too well to ignore: his form reads 321241. Six runs, four wins and never far away. He’s lumping 132.2kg from gate 13, so Harrison Shaw has to be decisive early. If you let a 1200m race get away from you from that draw, you spend the rest of the straight making up ground and wishing you’d taken a sit. Still, he’s the runner with the clearest “I’m here to win again” profile.
Cat Call turns up again and she’s the obvious danger. Same rider, and she gets a big weight swing in her favour compared to Clearly George. If she wins Race 3 well, the temptation is to double down. I won’t. Backing a horse twice on the same card is how you turn a good day into a donation if the second race doesn’t suit the setup. But as a pure form runner, she’s entitled to be in the finish again.
The sneaky each way runner is Lope By Night (gate 1). He’s coming off a win (7-79451), he draws the paint, and he carries 127.8kg. If the leaders overdo it and the wide runners are forced to work, the inside draw can be worth its weight in cash.
One Beaudesert note worth keeping in your pocket: Majestic Louvre has won on his only start here. Don’t call it a trend, but it’s a nice tie breaker if you’re building trifectas.
Staking: Win bet Clearly George if the price respects the draw and weight. If he’s cramped, I’d rather play each way Lope By Night and save on Cat Call.
Where the money goes
I’m keeping this card simple and leaning into runners who keep doing the right thing without needing perfect circumstances. My NAP is Cat Call in Race 3 (13:04). Five runs in the last 90 days for a win and regular placings is the right kind of momentum for a BM60 3YO race, and Lerena sticking is a positive signal rather than a coincidence.
The value play is Lope By Night in Race 4 (13:39) because the gate 1 setup can turn a handicap into a cheap run and a late cheque. If he drifts to a backable each way price, that’s the angle.
The banker for multis is Saturdays Girl in Race 1 (11:57). Five runs in the last 90 days with four placings means she keeps putting herself in the finish, even if she hasn’t knocked the door down for a win yet.
The course angle I’ll carry forward: when D L Turner books a ride at Beaudesert, don’t treat it like just another name in the racebook. Four rides for three wins and a placing is the kind of track feel that can swing a tight finish next time he turns up.
FAQ
What time does racing start at Beaudesert today?
Beaudesert kicks off at 11:57 with the Maynards Store Boonah Maiden Plate over 1531m.
Who are the top jockeys at Beaudesert on today’s card?
D L Turner is the headline for Beaudesert: he’s had 4 rides here for 3 wins and a placing, and he partners Navy Kiss (Race 2) and Do What I Say (Race 3). MS G Cartwright also has a meaningful sample with 9 rides for 4 wins, and she’s on Jardin de Lys in Race 3 from gate 1.
Who are the top trainers to follow at Beaudesert today?
C J Waller brings the best “enough evidence to listen” course record among the stables represented: 5 runners at Beaudesert for 1 win and 2 placings. He saddles Saturdays Girl and Bassett’s Choice in Race 1, so the early maiden sets the tone for his day.
What are the best bets at Beaudesert today?
My Beaudesert best bets are Cat Call (Race 3, 13:04) as the main win play and Saturdays Girl (Race 1, 11:57) as the safer, consistent profile to build around. If you want something at bigger odds, Lope By Night (Race 4, 13:39) makes sense each way from gate 1.
Where can I find the best odds for Beaudesert races?
Shop around with your usual Australian bookmakers close to jump time. Live odds weren’t available via the odds feed for today’s Beaudesert meeting (race IDs: 66b25e7d-6afd-4368-950a-9c9b5d25f9db, 1a6728e3-d96a-439e-b369-423475ed37b2, 2e6d4cc6-6f93-4e0e-b7bb-24c71e7fa78e, 10858994-27b9-4086-ac46-db26bd72685f), so treat these as price sensitive picks rather than “set and forget”.
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