We have expert horse racing tips for the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes at Caulfield on Saturday, which is always a great Group 1 race.
It takes place on Race 9 at 5:05pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes.
The race features the likes of Another Wil and Jimmysstar, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!
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Our best bets for Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes
Best Bet:
#4 Another Wil @ $3.50
Best Each Way:
#7 Jimmysstar @ $3.90
Best Roughie:
#15 War Machine @ $13.00
Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes Tips for Trifecta
Punters should have five runners on their ticket for the Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.
- Another Wil
- Jimmysstar
- War Machine
- Southport Tycoon
- Charm Stone

Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes First-Four Tips
We have included seven runners for our Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes first-four. Boxing all seven selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.
- Another Wil
- Jimmysstar
- War Machine
- Southport Tycoon
- Charm Stone
- Steparty
- Climbing Star

Sir Rupert Clarke Stakes Form Guide & Tips
(1) Southport Tycoon ($8.50)
A Group 1 winner at The Valley just three starts back, and getting back to this way of going could see his best form return.
He owns an electric turn-of-foot on his day, and if he gets cover from the wide draw, he could finish over the top of them.
(3) Tuvalu ($18.00)
Some of his best form has come fresh up, but we’re not sure if he’s up to this level at the moment.
We would love to see how he runs here as a future guide, but we’re not including him in our selections.
(4) Another Wil (Best Bet – $3.50)
Already a three-time winner this preparation, Another Wil couldn’t have been more impressive winning on Derby Day.
He put in a bad showing behind Antino prior to that, but when he’s firing, he’s one of the best thoroughbreds in Australia.
We expect his odds to firm throughout the week, so jump on.
(5) Gentleman Roy ($20.00)
A speedy customer but usually behind the best at Group 1 level. He would need to have a soft lead to have any chance of winning the Sir Rupert Clarke.
(6) Climbing Star ($14.00)
She’s often overlooked in betting markets, but she owns two second placings from two starts at Caulfield.
She is good enough to bounce back after running ninth at Randwick behind Overpass, and there could be less pressure in this race.
We’re happy to include her in first four picks.
(7) Jimmysstar (Best Each Way – $3.90)
The former Kiwi almost made it three wins on the bounce at Flemington last start when placing behind Another Wil.
That’s likely to be the best form guide for this race, and we believe the two favourites could quinella the Group 1, so don’t leave him out.
(8) Kimochi ($17.00)
Not everything went her way at Flemington during the carnival, so punters shouldn’t be quick to drop her just yet.
She is a quality mare, and despite being only a three-time winner, she has many more wins in store at the top level. She could push for a first four spot.
(9) Buffalo River ($35.00)
We rate him just below the best in this field, and he’s not getting any younger as a nine-year-old.
The odds reflect his chances of winning on Saturday.
(10) Charm Stone ($14.00)
He didn’t let punters down when flashing late behind Maharba at Flemington. It might not be the strongest form guide, but she has ability.
With only 52kg on her back from barrier three, she could be there to strike at the top of the straight.
(11) Chrysaor ($46.00)
A good winner fresh up but it has been bitterly disappointing in two subsequent runs. Can’t see that form turning around.
(12) Roll on High ($31.00)
Yet to win second-up and she might need a few more runs under her belt to show her best, especially at Group 1 level.
(13) Run Harry Run ($46.00)
Better for three runs back from a spell, including a third placing behind Regal Zeus. That placing came against easier opposition, and he should run accordingly.
(14) Steparty ($26.00)
He returned to something close to his best form at Flemington when third behind Another Wil.
The four-year-old is a smart type at his best, and although he went off the boil for a preparation or two, he could be back to his best.
Given the odds, he can’t be left out of selections.
(15) War Machine (Best Roughie – $13.00)
He could be a smart type in the making and he wasn’t all that far away in the Golden Eagle last time out.
His placings behind Ostraka and Baraqiel stack up nicely, and he won’t take long to have a big race win on his record.
Getting in with 52kg could see him go close.
(16) Bittercreek ($35.00)
Not the most consistent campaign and he would need to lift to win.
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