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Latest Randwick Tips
Randwick Preview & Best Bets – 26/10/2024
A preview of Champion Stakes Day at Randwick, including the best bet for the feature race of the meeting.
Randwick Racecourse Info
| Location | Alison Rd, Randwick NSW 2031 |
| Circumference | 2224m |
| Width | 28m |
| Length of Straight | 410m |
| Direction | Clockwise |
About Our Randwick Tipster
Steve Bennett is RacingBase’s resident form analyst for all New South Wales meetings. Focusing on one state (NSW) gives Steve an edge when it comes to knowing the form of each and every runner going around in NSW. His Randwick Tips generally include a Best Bet, Next Best and Best Value, and sometimes he will throw out an extra tip or two if something appeals.
Steve and the rest of the RacingBase team used a comprehensive data subscription to provide them with information and statistics that aren’t available to the average punter due to the high cost of acquiring the information. We pass that information on to the punter in form of benchmark (BM) performance ratings which are calculated against historical data for each track, distance, conditions, wind speed and more.
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Randwick Group 1 Tips
| Winx Stakes | 1400m |
| George Main Stakes | 1600m |
| Epsom Handicap | 1600m |
| The Metropolitan | 2400m |
| Flight Stakes | 1600m |
| Spring Champion Stakes | 2000m |
| The Everest | 1200m |
| Chipping Norton Stakes | 1600m |
| Surround Stakes | 1400m |
| Canterbury Stakes | 1300m |
| Randwick Guineas | 1600m |
| Doncaster Mile | 1600m |
| TJ Smith Stakes | 1200m |
| Australian Derby | 2400m |
| Inglis Sires’ | 1400m |
| Sydney Cup | 3200m |
| Queen Elizabeth Stakes | 2000m |
| Queen of the Turf | 1600m |
| Australian Oaks | 2400m |
| Champagne Stakes | 1600m |
| All Aged Stakes | 1400m |
Quick Tips for Finding a Randwick Winner
- Some jockeys and trainers have a much higher strike-rate at Randwick so it’s important to know which jockeys and trainers to follow.
Tips for Betting on Randwick Multiples
Daily Double
For many punters, the Daily Double is the highlight of any race meeting. It is generally the fourth and third last race of every meeting. The appeal of picking two winners in a row is powerful, and the fact that it generally doesn’t pay much means that there is more opportunity to make a profit.
However, the key to successful Daily Double betting is to limit your selections to just a couple of runners in each leg. Trying to pick too many winners will lead to mounting losses, and it’s often better to focus on quality over quantity. By narrowing down your choices and paying close attention to form, you can give yourself a much better chance of picking two winners and taking home some prize money.
Treble
The Treble is a racing bet that involves picking the winners of three consecutive races. It is similar to the Daily Double, but with three races instead of two. The Treble is usually offered at the fourth, third, and second-last race of each meeting.
This means that it can often pay out more than the Daily Double, though this isn’t always the case if a favourite wins the third leg. Either way, the Treble is a popular racing bet that can offer some excellent returns for those who pick winners. Just be sure to study the form carefully before placing your bets!
Quadrella
For many punters, the Quadrella or ‘Quaddie’ is the ultimate prize. The Quaddie takes place in the last four races of the day, and with the potential for massive payouts, it’s no wonder that it’s such a big target.
To maximise your chances of success, it’s important to include a mix of favourites and outsiders in your selections. And with the potential for huge payouts, it’s definitely worth taking a risk on a few roughies. So if you’re looking for the ultimate challenge, the Quaddie is definitely worth a shot.
More than Just Randwick Tips
At Racingbase, we provide our readers with the best race bet of the day and top tips of the week. Our team of expert tipsters focus on individual states and areas to increase their knowledge base and overall winning strike-rate. In addition to our award-winning tips, we also offer Group 1 racing tips, roughies tips, quaddie selections and multibet tips. Plus, our website also features the latest racing information and bookmaker insights with big bets being placed by punters.
Whether you’re looking for horse racing tips for the Melbourne Cup or Thursday racing tips at Gosford, you’ll find what you’re looking for at racingbase.com.au! We are dedicated to helping our readers make money from their betting activities and will continue to provide them with reliable and fresh content on a daily basis. So if you’re looking for an edge in your betting, make sure you bookmark us today!
Randwick Tips FAQs
When Do Today’s Randwick Racing Tips Go Up?
With Randwick being a main metropolitan meeting, our Randwick tips are live on racingbase.com.au two days before each meeting.
Are Randwick Race Tips Free?
Yes. All Randwick tips on racingbase.com.au are free to view with no subscription required.
What type of bets do your tips cover?
Our Randwick Tips and Best Bets usually cover a Best Bets, Next Best and Best Value as well as Quaddie Tips.
Do you have any other advice for betting on Randwick races?
Check the Quick Tips for Finding an Randwick winner above for a few handy pointers.
How do I know your Randwick tips are any good?
We employ our expert Randwick tipster to only cover NSW horse racing so he is more familiar with horses, trainers and jockeys stats. Our tipsters use a paid data subscription that gives them an edge over the average punter. So you know the information you get in our tips is valuable information.
How much does it cost to get into Randwick races?
Entry to Royal Randwick starts from $25 for General Admission and is as much as $60 for Members’ Guest Tickets. Feature race days are from $35 to $40 for General Admission and $80 to $170 (The Everest Day) for Members’ Guest Tickets.
Can you take food into Randwick races?
Patrons are not permitted to bring their own food and/or drinks on course.
What is the biggest crowd at Randwick Racecourse?
The highest recorded attendance for Royal Randwick Racecourse was in 2022 when 46,221 people attended The Everest Day meeting on October 15
Is there a dress code at Randwick?
There is no formal dress code in general admission but member areas require ladies and gentlemen to dress accordingly. Gentlemen are required to wear dress shoes, tailored pants, collared shirt and tie as well as a blazer or sports coat. Ladies are required to maintain the standards of the Members Reserve and overseas visitors are free to wear the formal national dress of their country.
What time do gates open at Randwick races?
Gates for General Admission usually open an hour before the first race.
Which light rail goes to Randwick Racecourse?
Catch a light rail service to the Royal Randwick stop on the L2 Line or Kensington on the L3 Line. The Royal Randwick stop is located on Alison Road which is opposite the racecourse main entrance. Services run regularly from 5am until 1am on weekdays and weekends.
How much is light rail from Randwick to City?
The Randwick Line (Circular Quay) light rail fare is $2.24 – $5.05.
Can you smoke at Randwick Racecourse?
At Royal Randwick the designated smoking areas are located on the Fig Tree Lawn behind the Longines Owners & Trainers building and at the behind the Winning Post toilets at the northern side of the Official Stand.
