We have expert betting tips for racing at Wagga on Thursday, which includes eight races at the meeting.
Punters get good value odds for the New South Wales meeting, and we have betting tips for every race on the card.
Wagga racing tips
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Machete comes off a tidy fourth at Albury, and it shouldn’t take her long to exit maiden grades.
The four-year-old mare by Hellbent is fitter with three runs under her belt, so she is the worthy favourite for this race.
Take the $2.90 odds in the opening race.
Stake: 1 Unit
Super Jules looks to cap off consecutive second placings at Wagga with a win, and her odds have shortened for this race.
The four-year-old mare by Supido gets all favours from the draw, and any moisture in the surface only helps her chances.
The each-way odds are worth including before they shorten.
Stake: 1.5 Units
Autumn Break looked good when winning a trial at Albury, and that holds him in good stead for his debut.
The three-year-old son of The Autumn Sun gets a valuable 2kg off his back, and that could make the difference on race day.
We recommend including him in multis before the odds shorten.
Stake: 2 Units
Wild Annie won well two back at Wagga before placing at Albury last start, so that’s the best form guide for this company.
The four-year-old mare by Zousain will need a touch of luck from the wide barrier, but that’s the only negative we see in her form.
The $8.50 odds are generous, so include her in picks as a value bet.
Stake: 2 Units
Missy Spike is only a two-time winner from 27 starts, and some of her best form comes at Wagga with four starts for a win and two placings.
The six-year-old mare by Reliable Man is better than her recent form suggests and getting in with 55.5kg adds to her appeal.
Punters get $5, and we expect those odds to shorten on race day.
Stake: 1.5 Units
Laguna Seca owns two wins and eight placings from 16 starts, including a second placing at Moruya last time out.
The six-year-old son of Sebring runs his best races second-up, and although he hasn’t won for some time, it’s about time he scored.
We suggest taking the each-way odds, which are likely to shorten significantly on race day.
Stake: 1.5 Units
Most of the money has come for Canny Hell, who owns two fresh up wins from three attempts, and he’s a five-time winner overall.
The five-year-old son of Hellbent is a winner at Wagga, and he has been prepared with a trial placing at Albury.
Carrying 61kg isn’t easy, but he’s the class runner of the field.
Stake: 2 Units
Sea Poem was too good for them at Bairnsdale last time out, and she’s good enough to go back-to-back.
The four-year-old mare by Pierata showed a good turn-of-foot to score, so a repeat of that performance is enough to beat this field.
The wide draw counts against her, but her class should take her close.
Stake: 2 Units
