We have expert betting tips for the Group 1 Chairman’s Sprint Prize at Sha Tin on Sunday, which is the huge race on the Hong Kong calendar.
We have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for the Chairman’s Sprint Prize, which is a packed field full of superstars.
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Our best bets for The Chairman’s Sprint 2023
Best Bet:
#1 Lucky Sweynesse @ $1.40
Best Each Way Bet:
#2 Wellington @ $6
Best Roughie:
#3 Sight Success @ $11
The Chairman’s Sprint Trifecta Tips
Punters should have four runners on their ticket for the Chairman’s Sprint Prize trifecta.
- Lucky Sweynesse
- Wellington
- Sight Success
- Duke Wai
The Chairman’s Sprint First-Four Tips
We have included five runners for our Chairman’s Sprint Prize first-four.
- Lucky Sweynesse
- Wellington
- Sight Success
- Duke Wai
- Courier Wonder
The Chairman’s Sprint Form Guide & Tips
1. Lucky Sweynesse (Best Bet – $1.40)
Lucky Sweynesse is the best sprinter in the race, hence the short odds available with bookmakers.
He comes off four consecutive wins, and although he’s not bullet proof, he’s the one they all have to beat on Sunday in the Chairman’s Sprint Prize.
Include his odds in your horse racing multis.
2. Wellington (Best Each Way – $6)
Wellington has been just behind the winner lately, but there’s no denying his ability.
The 12-time winner from 22 starts was a length behind Lucky Sweynesse last start, and he’s good enough to turn that form around.
$6 is a price worth taking.
3. Sight Success (Best Roughie – $11)
Sight Success ran third behind Lucky Sweynesse in the Centenary Cup, before heading to Dubai and running fourth in the Al Quoz Sprint.
Having James McDonald in the saddle off the inside draw is ideal, and punters shouldn’t look away from the double-figure odds.
4. Courier Wonder ($17)
Courier Wonder looked good as a youngster, but he hasn’t been able to produce the goods since.
The ability is still there, but we want to see him face easier opposition to get his confidence back with a win.
He’s a first-four hope, but that’s likely to best chance he has.
5. Duke Wai ($21)
A good winner two back at Sha Tin before running fifth in the Al Quoz Sprint, just 1.5 lengths behind Danyah.
A repeat of that effort could be good enough to see him run well, which is why bookmakers have him safe in the market at $21.
6. Flaming Rib ($17)
Flaming Rib didn’t go so well in the Al Quoz Sprint, finishing 11th, which was disappointing following a win at Doha.
The European runner might not be suited to this level of racing, and he ran 7.2 lengths behind Alcohol Free last preparation, who has since flopped in his Australia debut.
The form doesn’t quite stack up.
7. Aguri ($21)
The Japanese runners are always tough to beat, especially runners with five wins from 10 starts.
He won four consecutive starts before finising 3.4 lengths behind the winner last start at Chukyo, but we haven’t found room for him here.
8. Master Eight ($101)
Master Eight has been a huge flop after showing promise as a youngster, hence the massive odds available.
We can’t see him turning his form around.
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