We have expert horse racing tips for the Australian Guineas at Flemington on Saturday, which features a big field of 3YO stars.
It takes place Race 8 at 4:15pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for Australian Guineas.
The race features the likes of Angel Capital, Savaglee, and Point and Shoot, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!
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Our best bets for Australian Guineas
Best Bet:
#4 Angel Capital @ $4.00
Best Each Way:
#7 Point and Shoot @ $6.00
Best Roughie:
#3 Feroce @ $12.00
Australian Guineas Tips for Trifecta
Punters should have five runners on their ticket for the Australian Guineas trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.
- Angel Capital
- Point and Shoot
- Feroce
- Sepals
- Savaglee

Australian Guineas First-Four Tips
We have included seven runners for our Australian Guineas first-four. Boxing all seven selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.
- Angel Capital
- Point and Shoot
- Feroce
- Sepals
- Savaglee
- Goldrush Guru
- Plymouth

Australian Guineas Form Guide & Tips
(1) Goldrush Guru ($12.00)
He’s a Derby winner that can’t be overlooked at the double-figure odds. He’s better for two runs this preparation and he’s a sneaky first four chance.
(2) Savaglee ($12.00)
The Kiwi entrant in the Australian Guineas, and he has won two Guineas races across the Tasman this season.
He ran third behind Here to Shock last start, but he comes back to age-group racing and he could take advantage, so include at the price.
(3) Feroce (Best Roughie – $12.00)
We have been waiting for Feroce to show his best form and it could come at the right time on Saturday.
He is a smart type that does a little bit wrong in the run, but he’s more mature and punters could start reaping the rewards.
(4) Angel Capital (Best Bet – $4.00)
It was hard to choose between Angel Capital and Point and Shoot as our best bet, but we leaned towards Angel Capital following his win at Caulfield.
He exerted his class over the final stages, which wasn’t an easy task with the front runners going slowly. It was impressive, and he’s the one to beat.
(5) Henlein ($26.00)
We needed to see more from him fresh up and drawing barrier 17 doesn’t help his chances. He has a win coming but it’s unlikely to be in the Group 1 Australian Guineas.
(6) Red Aces ($91.00)
The colt is wanted further than 1600m, hence the big odds.
(7) Point and Shoot (Best Each Way – $6.00)
We love the way he ambled up to them last start at Randwick before putting them away. That wasn’t a great field, but he has star power.
Barrier on could work against him as he needs to get off the rail, but a good ride from Damian Lane could see him score a big win.
(8) Stay Focused ($41.00)
His form from last preparation hasn’t shown up this time around. He needs a confidence boost and a slightly easier race.
(9) Opening Address ($67.00)
A past winner at Flemington but that came against easier company. We can’t see him handling this elite field.
(10) Ndola ($19.00)
A lovely run for second behind Sepals, but he will need to keep improving to make the rise to Group 1 company.
The depth of this field makes it tough to include him, but he’s there or there abouts.
(11) Royal Insignia ($19.00)
He didn’t handle the track last time out behind Sepals, but we would have liked to have seen more from him.
$19 is on the short side of value and there are better value picks.
(12) Sepals ($6.00)
The son of Calyx kicked away to win by 3.3 lengths at Flemington, which is an excellent form guide for this contest.
There is more depth to this field but he’s rock-hard fit and still in his first preparation, so he can’t be left out, especially with Blake Shinn riding.
(13) Savour the Dream ($34.00)
The colt is seeking three consecutive wins after scoring at Eagle Farm and Doomben, but winning in Melbourne is a different kettle of fish.
We can’t see him running fast enough to keep up over 1600m.
(14) Detroit City ($51.00)
The talent is there but he hasn’t been putting it all together. We think bookmakers have him at the right price.
(15) Plymouth ($18.00)
After opening at $23, money has come for Plymouth. Second behind Angel Capital fresh up and that’s the best form guide.
We can’t leave him out based on that run.
(16) Another Prophet ($34.00)
She has enough ability to win big races, as she did when beating Aeliana during the Spring Carnival at Caulfield last prep.
This is a different race and we can’t see her getting things her own way.
(17) Statuario ($61.00)
He’s armed with a big turn-of-foot but that has been shown at lower levels. Rising to this class could be too much for him.
(18) Nostringsattached ($67.00)
He comes off two wins at Pakenham and Sandown, but a lack of experience against the better horses could hinder him.