Warrnambool Racing Tips for Thursday, October 15th 2026

First race in 19h 42m

A Good 4 track is expected for the eight-race card at Warrnambool. It’s always good to see a quality racing surface at the Bool, and the fields look tidy. There are plenty of each-way bets for the Victorian meeting, and it sets the tone for a big weekend for Australian horse racing.

Race 1. (15:00) Jericho Cup Packages Available Maiden (1000m)

#11 - Villa Grande @ $2.60

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We’re going with the favourite in the opening race, who finished second on debut at Warrnambool behind Upinthecity.

The three-year-old filly by Magnus was only a short margin behind the winner, so she doesn’t need to improve much to turn that around.

55kg on her back suits, and late money should come for her.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 2. (15:30) May Racing Carnival Now on Sale Maiden (1300m)

#4 - Jack Will @ $7.00

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Daniel Bowman lines up Jack Will, who is back for his second campaign following a seventh on debut at Terang.

It wasn’t the best performance from the four-year-old son of Cracerjack King, but it was a heavy track, and the winner (Big Rooster) has since won a few times.

We’re giving him another chance on a firm track at each-way odds.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 3. (16:00) Your Xmas Party at the Bool Maiden (1700m)

#7 - Who I Think I Am @ $4.00

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Punters get each-way odds for Who I Think I Am, who has been threatening to win a race this season.

The four-year-old mare by So You Think has three placings from six starts overall, including a second placing at Tatura last start.

She has been specked at each-way odds, which is a good sign.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 4. (16:30) Matko Hire Maiden (2000m)

#10 - Mack the Knife @ $2.20

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Mack the Knife wasn’t too far away on debut when running seventh at Ballarat, and it was a better run than it looked.

The three-year-old son of Satono Aladdin has been met with good betting support after opening at $2.35, and that’s a great sign.

The money could be worth following in this race.

Stake: 1.5 Units

Race 5. (17:00) The Midfield Group BM62 (1400m)

#6 - Belcony @ $4.20

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We have been with Belcony for most of her career, and although she doesn’t win all that often, she’s never too far away.

The five-year-old mare by Royal Meeting ran third at Geelong last time out, and all three of her career wins came on good surfaces.

That’s ideal for this race, so snap up the each-way odds.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 6. (17:30) Cassign BM62 (1200m)

#6 - Stolen Art @ $5.00

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Simon Zahra lines up Stolen Art, who has improved with every run under his belt this preparation, including back-to-back placings.

The six-year-old son of Flying Artie was no match for the impressive winner, but that’s a good form guide, and we’re not surprised by the shorter odds here.

Look for him to settle handy and kick well at the top of the straight.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 7. (18:00) Sungold Milk BM62 (1700m)

#4 - Cute Girl @ $5.00

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Boasting two wins from her last four starts is Cute Girl, who has made a good start to her career with two wins and three placings from seven starts.

The five-year-old scored a win at Hamilton two back, and something similar to that effort would be good enough for this race.

2kg comes off her back, and she should be competitive.

Stake: 1 Unit

Race 8. (18:30) Tab BM62 (1000m)

#1 - Ziggy Bama @ $4.50

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Ziggy Bama has two wins and a placing from three starts, and he could keep that form going on Thursday.

The four-year-old son of Alabama Express scored at Warrnambool last time out over Bifrost, and that should be a good form guide.

He gets a valuable 3kg off his back, and that’s enough to take him close.

Stake: 1.5 Units

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