We have expert betting tips for the card this Wednesday at Sandown that features eight quality betting races.
Midweek racing at Sandown is always quality and there are eight good betting races for punters to enjoy this Wednesday.
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Sandown horse racing tips & form
Race 1. (15:40) Ladbrokes Handicap (1400m)
#1 – Flinders River – Bet Now
The Maher/Eustace-trained colt kicked off his career in fine style when winning at Morphettville before going to the city.
He has had two runs at Moonee Valley since and both have come against good opposition. It’s quality form for midweek level and he only needs luck from the draw to be competitive.
Punters should get value odds with bookmakers.
Race 2. (16:15) Clanbrooke Racing BM64 (1400m)
#3 – Diasonic – Bet Now
The three-year-old gelding was also a debut winner at Cranbourne when scoring by 1.3 lengths at big odds.
His two subsequent runs resulted in two fifth placings and they came behind the likes of Oasis Girl and Pretty Brazen, which is a stakes-level thoroughbred.
He gets the inside draw for his return to the track and the smaller field should help his chances of winning against an even field.
Race 3. (16:50) Long Fine BM70 (2400m)
#2 – Pissaro – Bet Now
Pissaro is going to enjoy the drop in class after competing against some nice types in the city. The five-year-old has run at Flemington and Moonee Valley his last five starts, which is good form for this race.
Trained by Michael Kent, the son of Pierro found the line nicely at The Valley earlier this month and a repeat sees him winning.
It’s not a strong field and he should be able to get back to winning form.
Race 4. (17:25) Ladbrokes Back Yourself BM70 (1000m)
#1 – Seatonic – Bet Now
Seatonic has good ability and this is much easier than what she faced when running last at Caulfield on September 21.
The three-year-old filly has been off the scene for some time now but she won her only start at Sandown by 3. 8 lengths. That form looks good enough to win here and her only poor efforts have come in the city.
We’re expecting plenty of money to come her way on race day.
Race 5. (18:00) The Big Screen Company BM70 (1000m)
#1 – The Mobot – Bet Now
Connections of The Mobot tested the filly last November at Flemington but she wasn’t up to that level of opposition. However, her form prior was excellent and she will be tough to beat here.
She’s a daughter of Uncle Mo that won her first four starts in fine fashion. She was good enough to score by 3.3 lengths at Tatura before holding off a solid field at Morphettville.
The Mobot carries a big weight but that hasn’t stopped her in the past.
Race 6. (16:30) Le Pine Funerals BM64 (1800m)
#6 – Coin Collector – Bet Now
Coin Collector is coming off a gutsy win at Pakenham and he looks a type that could kick on with it.
The Danny O’Brien-trained gelding hit the line nicely after settling well back throughout the run and the rise to the mile clearly helped.
He gets out to 1800m for this assignment and we’re expecting another tidy effort from barrier two and with Damien Oliver riding.
Race 7. (19:00) Ladbrokes Odds Boost BM70 (1600m)
#4 – Seberate – Bet Now
It’s taking Seberate a decent time to get back into winning form but we’re sticking with the Lindsay Park-trained runner.
He’s only a four-year-old and has had 24 starts, so he’s not lacking experience and this race is there for the taking.
Punters will get each-way odds and he’s worth including in selections.
Race 8. (19:30) Thoroughbred Club BM70 (1400m)
#6 – Jumbo Ozaki – Bet Now
Jumbo Ozaki has had seven starts for two wins and five placings. He’s yet to miss a placing and he wasn’t beaten much last start at Sandown.
He was once considered a stakes-class type but he hasn’t quite lived up to those expectations. However, he is worth following at midweek level.
It’s good to see Craig Williams retain the ride and we’re expecting a nice run.
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