Rosehill Gardens Preview – Wednesday 30th September

Rosehill Gardens Preview – Wednesday 30th September

Rosehill hosts a rare Wednesday meeting on September 30th, and seven races are on the program.

With the rail set out five metres and the track rated in the Soft (5) range, I’ve run the rule over the lot, and you can find my Rosehill preview and tips below!

TAB Plate (1400m)
No. 9 Low Key

LOW KEY (6) has opened a short priced favourite ahead of the first at Rosehill on Wednesday.

The Pinatubo filly is a two-start maiden, but after debuting for a midfield finishing behind Blue Door in the Kindergarten Stakes back in April, she returned to action to only just miss at Randwick-Kensington earlier this month.

With natural improvement, she’s ready to win.

Rosehill R1 – Tab Mdn Plate
Open Race time: 
9. Low Key (6)
J: Tim Clark 55kg
6×2 T: Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott
Second-up. First start 6th of 10 in the G3 Kindergarten Stakes at Randwick on April 4 over 1100m, slow going 3.5 len behind Blue Door with 54.5kg at $21. Went for a break before returning held ground to the line 2nd of 7 in a 3yo Mdn-Sw at Randwick Kensington on September 9 over 1150m, nose behind Threads carrying 55kg at $1.45. Back in fine order and is a big chance to go one better.
Odds are subject to fluctuation. For current odds on all of our live racing markets, please visit www.ladbrokes.com.au/racing. Data retrieved: 29/09/2026 09:39:48 PM (Australia/Brisbane)
Cactus Imaging Handicap (1200m)
No. 2 Barracks

BARRACKS (3) returns to action in a winnable race at Rosehill.

We haven’t seen Barracks at the races since May, but after a couple of near misses when the runner up in races at Newcastle and Hawkesbury, he was last seen finishing on the placegetters’ heels in black type company in Brisbane.

A couple of recent trials add further confidence and from a low draw, he should get every chance.

Asahi Super Dry Handicap (1400m)
No. 9 Anthropoid

ANTHROPOID (4) rates as a key winning chance at Rosehill this week.

The Prague gelding has missed placing once in four runs back this time, breaking his maiden at Wyong before a couple of smart runs to only just miss when up in grade at his two latest.

In peak order this week and down in the weights, he gets the services of James McDonald and launches from the ideal barrier 4.

Quayclean Handicap (2400m)
No. 2 Kenmare Bay

KENMARE BAY (4) looks beautifully placed again this week at Rosehill.

The consistent son of New Bay hit the line to place behind Aethelwulf here over 2000m two runs back and was only denied by an impressive Appeared getting out to this trip last time out.

This is undoubtedly a weaker race and a great opportunity for him to go one better.

United Resource Management Handicap (1800m)
No. 4 Think Itz You

Think Itz You gets a great chance to make it two wins on the bounce this week.

The So You Think gelding finished fifth in consecutive races at Warwick Farm first and second up this time before going up to Newcastle for a dominant victory in Class 1 company.

I’m confident that performance and victory will have brought him right on and with Tommy Berry retaining the ride, he can make a successful transition back into midweek metro company.

Alinta Energy Handicap (1300m)
No. 2 Regal Problem

REGAL PROBLEM (5) has recorded two wins from as many starts this time and can make it three at Rosehill on Wednesday.

It was an easy watch in BM64 company at Gosford when resuming last month, and Regal Problem continued her positive journey through the grades when getting up again at Randwick-Kensington last time out.

Fitter third-up, slightly further out in trip and from the good draw, I can’t find a reason why she won’t be in the finish again.

Gremmo Homes Handicap (1200m)
No. 9 Santana
Each Way

This is a wide-open race to close the program and with a case to be made for many of them, SANTANA (4) is one that appeals at nice odds ($12 at publish).

Santana hasn’t been seen at the races since April, but he was a consistent performer last time in, breaking his maiden at the midweeks in Melbourne while placing a further three times, including a nice effort at Caulfield in April.

With a couple of handy trial performances under his belt, he’s fit and forward enough to have an impact in something like this.