Eagle Farm Racing Tips for Saturday, April 25th 2026

We have expert betting tips for racing at Eagle Farm on Saturday, which includes nine races at the premier meeting.

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

Race 1. (11:45) Sky Racing BM78 (1200m)

#3 – Blue Spinel @ $7.00

Blue Spinel has enough experience to handle this field, including a recent win at Eagle Farm.

The six-year-old mare by Hellbent is a four-time winner at the track, and there isn’t much between most runners in this field, so the odds are attractive.

Look for her to shorten in betting markets on race day.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 2. (12:18) Resinc Solar Charge of Beersheba BM78 (1200m)

#8 – Daggers @ $2.00

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Money has come for Daggers, and although beaten in his Queensland debut last start, he didn’t lose any admirers.

The former Victorian closed off well from the back of the field, and rising to 1200m could be enough to get him over the line.

The $2 is in the shorter range, but he’s a good multi bet pick.

Stake: 2 Units

Race 3. (12:53) John Baker BM85 (1000m)

#12 – Moulin Miss @ $2.25

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Getting in with a light weight is Moulin Miss, who resumed from a spell with a win at Eagle Farm by 2.8 lengths.

The four-year-old mare by Spirit of Boom owns four wins from 11 starts, so her winning strike rate is impressive enough to bet on her with confidence.

Angela Jones riding at 53.5kg makes her tough to beat.

Stake: 2 Units

Race 4. (13:28) Naked Accounting Rats of Tobruk BM78 (1600m)

#13 – Sir Winnie @ $5.00

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Rex Lipp lines up Sir Winnie, who is making it a habit of winning after three on the bounce this preparation.

The four-year-old gelding by Churchill owns four wins from seven starts, including a win at his only start at Eagle Farm.

The form is on the board, and $5 is a fair price from bookmakers.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Race 5. (14:03) This Story Australia Calaway Gal (1200m)

#8 – Olivoni @ $3.80

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Olivoni scored well at Gold Coast lats start by 4.5 lengths, which was an emphatic way to break maidens.

The two-year-old filly by Zoustar won paying $1.50, so she could have a bright future, and we’re happy to follow her for another run.

We expect her odds to shorten, so snap up the current price.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Race 6. (14:38) The Industry Platform Kokoda Cup (1200m)

#4 – Restonica @ $4.20

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Restonica will need some luck from a tricky draw, but after posting three consecutive wins, confidence levels are high.

The five-year-old is a seven-time winner from 18 starts, and he’s unbeaten in two starts at Eagle Farm, so the statistics read well.

Her opening odds were smashed, so there is market confidence.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Race 7. (15:13) Ladbrokes Mick Dittman Plate (1000m)

#5 – Akaysha @ $3.60

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We’re not surprised to see money come for Akaysha, who comes off a fifth at Rosehill behind Point and Shoot.

The three-year-old filly by Capitalist has strong form lines through tough races in Sydney, and that form should hold up well.

Barrier two is ideal, so we’re picking her to win.

Stake: 2 Units

Race 8. (15:48) Moreton Hire Princess Stakes (1600m)

#1 – Spicy Lu @ $4.60

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Spicy Lu has class on her side, and although her form this prep hasn’t been ideal, this should appreciate this level of opposition.

The Nick Olive-trained filly owns four wins from 12 starts, which came early in her career, and she should head forward and be tough to run down.

We’re giving her another chance to win at each-way odds.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 9. (16:23) Cricks Highway Brisbane Handicap (1600m)

#1 – Antino @ $7.50

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Antino is looking for a confidence boost, and despite carrying 61kg, he should arguably carry more weight.

The 13-time winner has more than $3.4 million in the bank, and although down on confidence following three poor efforts, they came in much higher grades.

He has eight wins from eight starts at Eagle Farm, so back the class runner.

Stake: 1 Unit

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