9/10/19 – Wednesday Horse Racing Tips for Bendigo

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9/10/19 – Wednesday Horse Racing Tips for Bendigo

We have expert betting tips for the card this Wednesday at Bendigo, which features eight quality betting races.

Bendigo always features top-quality betting fields and this Wednesday is no different. Many of the runners could find themselves rising through the grades this spring.

We have expert betting tips for every race on the card.


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Bendigo horse racing tips & form

Race 1. (13:00) Montmorency Petrie Park Maiden (1300m)

#9 – Laybuy – Bet Now

There isn’t much known about Laybuy but we’re impressed with the breeding. He’s a son of Savabeel x. Shopaholic which is bred to be good.

He’s trained by Mike Moroney, who has his stable firing on all cylinders at the moment. He could have another nice one on his hands here.

Drawn well and betting will tell the full story.

Race 2. (13:35) bet365 Odds Protector BM64 (1400m)

#2 – Spring Bouquet – Bet Now

That was a huge performance from the Kiwi runner last start and she’s only going to improve with the fitness.

The Tony Pike-trained mare settled last at Flemington before rattling home to finish second behind Twinspier.

It wasn’t easy to make ground at Flemington on that day and that gave more credibility to the performance.

Looms as a top each-way chance.

Race 3. (14:10) Drake International BM70 (2400m)

#2 – The Delphi – Bet Now

The Delphi is another Mike Moroney-trained runner which looks ready to fire after two solid performances.

He’s a five-year-old gelding which has finished in the money in seven of his 15 starts and he took on some tough company last start.

That run came at Caulfield where he finished 2.2 lengths behind Shared Ambition and this is a much easier race.

Race 4. (14:45) Bendigo Eye Clinic BM70 (1500m)

#2 – Heart of Grace – Bet Now

Heart of Grace is a bit of an enigma. The imported mare was heavily backed on debut at Rosehill where she didn’t handle the track and ran 14th.

She has since been scratched from another race in Sydney but she did win a trial at Hawkesbury early last month.

The former French runner has obvious ability and if she lives up to her potential, she could put a couple of lengths on this field.

Watch the betting for any positive moves.

Race 5. (15:20) Wild Plumbing Handicap (1400m)

#3 – Aladaala – Bet Now

Aladaala is a nice type for the Lindsay Park operation which has two wins from four career starts.

The promising filly by Redoute’s Choice scored narrowly at Moe last start and her turn-of-foot in the straight was impressive.

She’s looking for three consecutive wins and although facing a much harder field here, we’re backing her in.

Race 6. (15:55) Roll The Dice BM64 (1100m)

#3 – Rumble Doll – Bet Now

Henry Dwyer lines up the three-year-old filly which is dropping right back in class. She ran ninth behind Exhilarates at Caulfield last start and this is much easier.

She’s a filly by Street Boss which has finished in the money in three of her four starts and she could return to the winners’ enclosure here.

Drawn awkwardly in barrier eight but with some luck, she’ll be fighting out the finish.

Race 7. (16:30) Jayco BM64 (1100m)

#1 – Got The Moves – Bet Now

This runner has plenty of ability and although up in the weights, he’s dropping back in grade.

Got The Moves was good enough to finish second behind I Am Someone at Flemington two starts back and that’s a terrific form guide for this.

The seven-year-old then ran sixth at Flemington last start but was only 1.4 lengths behind the winner.

The last time he ran in this grade he produced a win at Bendigo and he could relive those memories.

Race 8. (17:05) Bendigo Mazda BM70 (1600m)

#2 – War Tiger – Bet Now

Liam Howley lines up the imported son of War Front which scored two wins from six starts in Europe.

The four-year-old scored back-to-back wins at Wolverhampton on a synthetic surface before running second at Newmarket.

His most recent run was a disappointing finish for 12th at Newbury but that came against a strong field.

Midweek racing looks his go and the odds should be in the each-way range.


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After graduating from the University of Auckland (BA - English), Daryl was thrown into the world of sports and horse racing journalism. Having worked as a racing journalist for two years, he decided to move into the online world of horse racing and sports writing. After years of honing his craft, Daryl became a professional punter in 2009 - with a focus on horse racing, NRL, AFL, NBA, Rugby, NFL, and US college sports. Daryl's tips have been featured on various websites around the world before joining the GoBet team. When he's not working, Daryl tries to avoid making bogeys on the golf course.