We’re back out to Warwick Farm in Sydney’s west this Wednesday, November 11th for a strong seven-race program.
The rail will remain in the true position around the entire course while at publish, we’re faced with a track rated in the Good (4) range, with a fair racing surface therefore expected.
Read on for my complete Warwick Farm best bets.
Quarterback looks well placed to get up at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
The Super Seth gelding is a five-start maiden, but he’s shown good ability since debuting and has placed three times, finding form around some credible opposition in the process.
Second up and under James McDonald this week, he can break through.
| 1. Quarterback (5) 59kg20×37 |
Water City is third up and open to further improvement at Warwick Farm this week.
The I Am Invincible filly showed promise at the trials prior to debuting and worked home well to fill the minors over 1000m at Hawkesbury at her first career start.
Having progressed to a near miss over 1100m at the same track last time out, she strips fitter and looks well placed getting further out in trip this week.
| 9. Water City (9)SCRATCHED: | |||
Priory Park has opened a clear and justifiable favourite ahead of Race 3 at Warwick Farm.
Priory Park stamped himself as one to follow during a brief debut prep that saw him break his maiden in featured company at Muswellbrook most notably, but he returned to action with easily his best performance so far to strike in BM62 company at Kembla Grange.
With natural improvement for that hit-out, something like this looks the next logical step for him to take.
| 1. Priory Park (2) 59.5kg415×1 |
Blenheim Girl is another last-start winner I’m keen to be with at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
The consistent daughter of Churchill has continued to improve with each run back from a break, and after only just being denied by Think Itz You over 1800m at Rosehill in late September, she was rewarded with a comfortable victory in a similar race here, last time out.
In peak order, she should get her chance in this small field again under Tommy Berry, and I can’t find a reason why she won’t be in the finish again.
| 4. Blenheim Girl (7) 56.5kg84421 |
Big Tiger returns to action in a nice race at Warwick Farm.
We haven’t seen Big Tiger at the races since November last year, but he stamped himself as one to follow during a smart debut prep that saw him win over 1400m at Rosehill, while he went to the paddock after only just missing behind Swift Legend at Canterbury.
With the benefit of a handful of trials under his belt, he’ll undoubtedly improve for whatever he does produce this week, but we can have an each way play at his current quote ($7 at publish).
| 5. Big Tiger (9) 58kg312x |
Naina gets a great opportunity to win at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
She’s yet to strike since returning to action back in July, but Naina has undoubtedly been on the improve in recent weeks and has finished on the placegetters’ heels in a couple of strong races at Caulfield and here at Warwick Farm most recently.
In peak condition, over the mile and under James McDonald this time, I don’t think she’ll get a better opportunity to win in town.
| 3. Naina (5) 58kg42344 |
Aladdin’s Girl rates as a key chance again in an open contest to close Wednesday’s Warwick Farm program.
Aladdin’s Girl is yet to miss placing in three runs back this time, winning in maiden company at Illawarra Grange when resuming before a couple of competitive performances at Randwick-Kensington and Warwick Farm at her subsequent appearances.
In peak order this week, she gets the returning services of James McDonald and is another whom we can have something on each way.
| 6. Aladdin’s Girl (8) 59kg8×123 |