We have expert horse racing tips for the Spring Champion Stakes at Randwick on Saturday, which is a Group 1 staying race for three-year-old runners.
It takes place on Race 7 at 4:00pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for Spring Champion Stakes.
The race features the likes of Swiftfalcon, El Castello, and Henlein, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!
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Our best bets for Spring Champion Stakes
Best Bet:
#2 Swiftfalcon @ $3.20
Best Each Way:
#1 El Costello @ $4.00
Best Roughie:
#10 Pleasure Artist @ $14.00
Spring Champion Stakes Tips for Trifecta
Punters should have five runners on their ticket for the Spring Champion Stakes trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.
- Swiftfalcon
- El Costello
- Pleasure Artist
- Henlein
- Harlem Queen

Spring Champion Stakes First-Four Tips
We have included five runners for our Spring Champion Stakes first-four. Boxing all five selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.
- Swiftfalcon
- El Costello
- Pleasure Artist
- Henlein
- Harlem Queen

Spring Champion Stakes Form Guide & Tips
(1) El Castello (Best Each Way – $4.00)
There was a big opinion of this runner early on, and after posting three consecutive wins, he’s starting to live up to his potential.
He defeated a similar field last start, and although he had the right run, he’s professional enough to put himself there.
Punters get each-way odds, so include him in picks.
(2) Swiftfalcon (Best Bet – $3.20)
He was left with too much to do behind El Casillo last start, but we loved the way he found the line.
His two wins prior were good betting guides, and we’re picking him to get back to his best form on Saturday.
Rising to 2000m only helps his chances, and he’s our clear top pick.
(3) Henlein ($5.00)
We’re not leaving Henlein out of our picks, but he’s not an easy runner to follow.
He finished sixth in the same race last start, and although he got too far back and didn’t get all favours, he seems to have a lot of excuses.
Betting suggests he’ll be tough to beat, so include him with trifecta and first fours.
(4) Firm Agreement ($19.00)
Having yet to finish worse than third, Firm Agreement has made a nice start to his career. However, he won’t get all favours here.
He ran third behind El Castillo last start when given a soft lead, and we can’t see the jockeys making the same mistake.
(5) Duvana ($19.00)
The three-year-old colt has faced some tricky fields throughout his career, but his only win came at Goulburn two back.
He showed nothing in the Gloaming, and although he’s a Waller-trained colt, we haven’t found room for him.
(6) Due Calzini ($126.00)
Not impressing anyone this season, hence the triple-figure odds.
(7) Flying Argento ($151.00)
Opened at $91.00 before drifting, and that’s not what you want to see for a runner struggling with form.
He shouldn’t get close to them, and he should be struggling well before they approach the turn.
(8) Harlem Queen ($5.50)
Started this prep with consecutive wins at Newcastle and Kembla Grange before running second behind Lady Shenandoah.
We like that form going forward and having Group 1 Flight Stakes form should measure up against the boys.
Include her at the each-way odds.
(9) Rag Queen ($17.00)
She is improving with every run this preparation, including a fourth at Rosehill last time out. However, she’ll need to improve on that.
This is a harder field, so we’re leaving her out.
(10) Pleasure Artist (Best Roughie – $14.00)
She ran well two back when winning at Kembla Grange before placing at Randwick behind Swiftfalcon.
That daughter of Trapeze Artist could run well at nice odds, so we’re including her in our multiples.
(11) Noises ($51.00)
The filly by Microphone has made a good start to her career, but rising to Group 1 level could be difficult.
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