Swan Hill Racing Tips for Tuesday, September 22nd 2026

First race in 21h 1m

Spring is in the air at Swan Hill, which hosts an eight-race card on a Soft 5 track. Punters get competitive fields to bet into, and although it’s only a low-key meeting on a Tuesday, we expect plenty of betting moves for the favoured runners. The fields are sizable, so it’s going to be a good day of racing, and the stable to follow is Lindsay Park.

Race 1. (13:30) Bet365 Same Race Multi Maiden (1600m)

#7 - Windhowler @ $3.50

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Windhowler hasn’t shown anything in three runs to date, but there has been good money for him.

The four-year-old hasn’t finished better than eighth in three starts, but after opening at $3.80, his odds have firmed nicely.

That’s a good sign, and getting the inside draw doesn’t hurt his chances.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 2. (14:00) Jarrod Arentz Electrical & Solar Solutions Maiden (1200m)

#10 - Silent Devotion @ $3.40

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Looking to cap off three consecutive placings with a win is Silent Devotion, who placed at Ballarat, Bendigo, and Warrnambool.

The three-year-old filly by Pinatubo ran second behind a nice enough type last time out, and that form should stack up nicely.

We expect her odds to firm late, so take the current price.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 3. (14:30) Ultima Hotel Maiden (1200m)

#8 - Fully Funded @ $4.00

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Mark Walker lines up Fully Funded, who ran well for third at Echuca fresh up, and she’ll build on that effort.

The four-year-old mare by Snitzel has been close breaking through after three placings from four starts, and she gets another good chance.

The wide draw isn’t ideal, but she could show early speed to cross.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 4. (15:00) Footts Swan Hill Demolition Group BM62 (975m)

#6 - Meet Me Halfway @ $3.60

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Lindsay Park lines up Meet Me Halfway, who scored a win at Murtoa two starts back before finishing fourth at Mornington.

The four-year-old mare by Zousain owns two wins and three placings from eight starts, so she has been around the mark throughout her career.

Barrier four is ideal, and we’re not worried about the betting drift after opening at $2.90.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 5. (15:30) Busbiz Maiden (975m)

#2 - He’s a Dandy @ $4.00

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He’s a Dandy is another Lindsay Park runner, who looks to turn his form around after struggling in Hong Kong.

We often see bad form in Hong Kong go well in Australia, and his recent jumpout win at Flemington is a good indication of his ability.

Barrier two is ideal, and he should give punters a sight.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 6. (16:00) Pooles Accountants & Tax Specialists BM62 (2400m)

#1 - Legend Beast @ $5.50

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Money has come for Legend Beast after opening at $8, and that’s a good sign from the Hayes stable.

The seven-year-old son of Complacent wasn’t far away when fourth at Seymour two starts back before struggling at Sandown.

This is an easier race, and he could have some success at each-way odds.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 7. (16:30) The Bottleo Swan Hill BM62 (1600m)

#8 - Callistemon @ $6.50

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Callistemon has had mixed form since arriving in Victoria, but she won well two back before running fourth at Bendigo.

She can be a tough watch, as she likes to get back in the run before making a late run, but she’s good enough to beat this field.

The odds are worth including as a value bet.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 8. (17:00) Manangatang Cup 10 October BM62 (1300m)

#8 - Decanted @ $6.00

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It’s an open field, which means punters get value odds for Decanted, who looks to cap off three placings with a win.

The four-year-old son of Darci Brahma owns a win and seven placings from 13 starts, and his best form comes in these track conditions.

Lachlan King rides, which adds to our confidence.

Stake: 1 Unit

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