We have expert betting tips for racing at Bendigo on Thursday, which includes eight races at the midweek meeting.
Punters get good value odds for the Victorian meeting, and we have betting tips for every race on the card.
Bendigo racing tips
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Catwalk Icon is on debut for the McEvoy stable, and she has looked good at the jumpouts.
The three-year-old filly by Ole Kirk is bred to hit the ground running, and after winning a jumpout at Flemington, she is ready to fire on debut.
Take the each-way odds available before they shorten.
Stake: 1 Unit
Looking to go one better than his last start is Burlington Arcade, who placed at Sale after running at Caulfield on debut.
The three-year-old son of Justify was thrown in the deep end early when running behind Prince Tycoon, and he only needs luck from a wide draw.
Having Ben Melham in the saddle helps, so include at each-way odds.
Stake: 1 Unit
Dancing Dolly has been threatening to win after posting six placings from seven starts, and she’s worth following for another run.
The four-year-old mare by Ace High races better over shorter distances and kicking off over 1400m should be ideal.
The $8 odds are generous, so include her in picks before they shorten.
Stake: 2 Units
Punters get each-way odds with Tulchan, who finished third at Bendigo behind Autumnheat.
The Archie Alexander-trained four-year-old owns three placings from nine starts, and he doesn’t mind racing on soft tracks.
Include him in picks at each-way odds.
Stake: 1 Unit
Valley King owns four wins from 16 starts, and he wasn’t too far away from the prize when fifth at Seymour.
His winning form shouldn’t take much longer to come, and any easing of the surface only helps his chances of winning.
Soft conditions are still in his wheelhouse, so include in picks.
Stake: 1 Unit
Delicate Lady showed good form fresh up when winning at Bendigo in heavy conditions before running well at Caulfield and Sandown.
The second placing at Caulfield came behind Vain Champagne, which is a good form guide, and she doesn’t know how to run a bad race.
After opening at $4.40, strong betting moves have come for her.
Stake: 2 Units
Looking to go one better than his second placing at Sandown is British Poet, who paid a big price at $41.
The five-year-old son of Iffraaj is a two-time winner from 10 starts overall, so getting $6.50 from bookmakers is a good price.
If she gets luck from a wide barrier, she should go close.
Stake: 1.5 Units
Hot Too Go finally scored a maiden win last time out at Geelong, and it was an impressive way to break maidens.
The Danny O’Brien-trained gelding had raced in tough races to kick off his career, and the penny might have dropped now.
Take the $2.60 odds before more money comes for him.
Stake: 3 Units
