We have expert horse racing tips for the Moir Stakes at Moonee Valley on Saturday, which is the first sprint Group 1 of the season in Melbourne.
It takes place on Race 9 at 4:50pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for Moir Stakes.
The race features the likes of Lady of Camelot and I Wish I Win, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!
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Our best bets for Moir Stakes
Best Bet:
#8 Lady of Camelot @ $3.50
Best Each Way:
#1 I Wish I Win @ $4.50
Best Roughie:
#9 Hayasugi @ $14.00
Moir Stakes Tips for Trifecta
Punters should have four runners on their ticket for Moir Stakes trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.
- Lady of Camelot
- I Wish I Win
- Hayasugi
- Estriella

Moir Stakes First-Four Tips
We have included six runners for our Moir Stakes first-four. Boxing all six selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.
- Lady of Camelot
- I Wish I Win
- Hayasugi
- Estriella
- Chain of Lightning

Moir Stakes Form Guide & Tips
(1) I Wish I Win (Best Each Way – $4.50)
I Wish I Win is the class runner of the field, and the only worry is that he gets too far back around The Valley.
However, big bets have come his way since markets opened, and The Everest placegetter should be storming home down the outside.
(2) Mornington Glory ($20.00)
We have liked his two wins this preparation, but he likes having room to move, and getting the inside draw won’t work in his favour.
He might not be up to Group 1 level either, so we’re happy to wait for him to run in something easier.
(3) Johnny Rocker ($17.00)
He flashed home late behind Imperatriz in March, but we can’t see him figuring in the finish fresh up.
There is a nice race in him during the spring, but it could come in around a month’s time, and we don’t think he’ll be ready to fire just yet.
(4) Caballus ($26.00)
Won its first two races last preparation, but they didn’t come against a red-hot Moir Stakes field.
His trial placings behind subsequent winners Storm Boy and Joliestar were good, but he might be wanting further later this prep.
(5) Chain of Lightning ($15.00)
Dangerous on his day, and money has come for him after opening at $21.00.
Won the TJ Smith last campaign, so we can’t completely rule him out, especially around a tight-turning Valley track.
(6) Estriella ($3.60)
The four-year-old mare should show good barrier speed, and it could be enough to steal the race.
She owns an excellent racing record, but there hasn’t been any betting support since markets opened. She opened at $2.70, but we’re happy to include her in our picks.
(7) Coleman ($11.00)
A touch shorter than expected, but the three-year-old colt gets only 52kg on his back, and that could make the difference.
It could pay to watch for any further moves with bookmakers, but for now, we’re leaving him out.
(8) Lady of Camelot (Best Bet – $3.50)
Golden Slipper winners don’t always come back with much, but she gets in with 50kg, and the money has come for her.
She opened at $3.50 and that was immediately taken, which suggests she’ll be tough to beat off the front.
We’re excited to see what she can produce against the older horses.
(9) Hayasugi (Best Roughie – $14.00)
We were impressed with her recent trial when she hit the line with power, and we’re not leaving her out.
With Jamie Kah riding, she should get a good run throughout and she’s paying generous odds.
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