Ascot Racing Tips for Saturday, January 24th 2026

We have expert betting tips for racing at Ascot on Saturday, which includes nine races on the premier card.

Punters get good value odds for the Western Australian meeting, and we have betting tips for every race on the card.

Ascot horse racing tips

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Call Me Frosty comes off three consecutive placings, and although it’s a competitive field, he should be tough to beat.

The Luke Fernie-trained gelding ran third at Pinjarra, and he also owns a placing at Ascot, so having form at the track is ideal.

Look for a betting move on race day.

Stake: 1 Unit

Seeking back-to-back wins to start his career is Boy Crush, who crushed them on debut with a 1.8-length win.

The two-year-old son of Manhattan Rain gets all favours in the run from barrier three, which should be enough to take him close.

It’s another strong winning hope for the Fernie stable.

Stake: 2 Units

Adam Durrant lines up Snippy Which, who won fresh up at Geraldton before running some solid races in defeat.

The five-year-old son of Snippetson is a past winner at Ascot, and although it’s not his favourite track, he should run well on Saturday.

It’s not a strong field, so he could take advantage.

Stake: 1.5 Units

The four-year-old has a good overall record of four wins and four placings from 16 starts, and he won well two back at Bunbury.

He followed it up with a third placing at Ascot, so the form is on the board, and getting in with 55.5kg makes him tough to beat.

Look for each-way odds on race day.

Stake: 1 Unit

Looking to make an impact is Audio Boy, who has been quietly going about his business with some good efforts this prep.

He doesn’t have any recent winning form, but the five-year-old son of Sessions runs some of his best races at Ascot.

He’s nearing a win, and he meets a field that’s there for the taking.

Stake: 1 Unit

Elite Missile ended last campaign with good form, including a win and three placings, so he could hit the ground running.

The four-year-old son of Smart Missile owns two wins from four fresh up starts, so it’s best to back him early in his preparation.

We expect each-way odds from bookmakers, so snap up the value.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Boasting five wins from 13 starts is De Grandhomme, who comes off consecutive wins at Ascot.

The four-year-old son of Star Turn is loving his work this season, and this field shouldn’t provide him with too many challenges.

3kg comes off his back to help with the big weight.

Stake: 2.5 Units

Madhi Girl’s winning run came to an end last start, but the four-year-old mare could bounce back in fine style on Saturday.

She owns six wins from 16 starts, including two wins at Ascot, and although it’s not her favourite track, she meets a field she can beat.

We’re happy to back her at the current odds.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Triple the Chant looked good last preparation when scoring a trio of wins, and she could get back to her winning ways.

The four-year-old mare by War Chant has yet to win or place in two attempts at Ascot, but she wasn’t far away when fourth last start.

Include her in picks for each-way value.

Stake: 1 Unit