We have expert betting tips for racing at Wagga on Thursday, which includes seven 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.
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Wagga racing tips
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Looking to remain unbeaten is Magic Speed, who won on debut at Queanbeyan by 2.8 lengths as a $2.10 favourite.
The two-year-old filly by Bon Hoffa showed an excellent turn-of-foot, and she should settle handy to the pace after getting the inside draw.
Take the odds-on price in the opening race.
Stake: 2.5 Units
Craft looked good winning three back before adding placings at Hawkesbury and Sapphire Coast recently.
He owns two wins and eight placings from 15 starts, so he’s never too far away from the prize, and he owns two placings at Wagga.
Getting 3kg off his back adds to his appeal.
Stake: 1 Unit
After 18 starts of trying to break maidens, this could be the ideal time to back Shebrings Beauty.
The five-year-old mare owns nine placings, including two placings over the distance, which is a solid form guide for this race.
We’re not surprised by the shortening odds with bookmakers.
Stake: 2 Units
Knocking on the door of a win is Deflector, who ran third fresh up at Wagga before finishing second at Corowa.
The four-year-old mare by Pride of Dubai was only a nose behind the winner last start when it looked like she got the bob in.
Off the inside draw, she should get every chance to lead and win.
Stake: 2.5 Units
Shine Like it Does has been around the mark throughout her career, including six placings from 10 starts.
The daughter of Churchill has had two starts at Wagga for two second placings, so she is set to break through for a win.
2kg comes off her back, which helps with the weight.
Stake: 1 Unit
Seeking back-to-back wins is Let’s Go Brandon, who won by 1.8 lengths at Goulburn in fine style.
The four-year-old son of Super One gets a valuable 4kg off his back, which could be enough to see him win again.
He only needs cover from a wide draw to put them away.
Stake: 2 Units
Each-way value is with Blow In, who comes off consecutive placings at Dubbo and Queanbeyan.
The six-year-old son of Fighting Sun is a four-time winner over the distance, and getting the inside draw is enough to see him get back to winning form.
He’s over the odds, so punters should snap up the value.
Stake: 1 Unit