Year: 2022

What a weekend of racing that was! With plenty of highlights and a couple of contentious talking point, today’s edition of Punt Drunk is jam-packed! James McDonald and James Cummings took the absolute piss at Caulfield when claiming a Group 1 race-to-race double with Anamoe and Golden Mile impressing in fine style. Randwick Stewards and Racing NSW in general were in the firing line after some farcial decisions on Saturday. Throw in the fact we have a Group 1 meeting at Caulfield for Thousand Guineas Day on Wednesday which shapes…

Quality Time provided premier trainer Chris Waller with his fifth Port Macquarie Cup when claiming the $200,000 feature on Friday, putting the gelding into contention for the $2 million Big Dance on November 1. The German import raced keenly in the early stages of the 2000m event, but his class prevailed, claiming the Cup by 1.29 lengths to the Richard & Will Freedman-trained Olympic Theatre ($20) with Our Candidate ($8.50) from the Kris Lees stable a further head away in third. The five-year-old son of Amaron has progressed well during…

Horse Racing on Monday, October 10 will feature three meetings in Australia. Our racing analysts here at horsebetting.com.au have found you the top bets and the quaddie numbers for the meeting at Bairnsdale. Monday Racing Tips – October 10, 2022 Bairnsdale Racing Tips As always there a plenty of promotions available for Australian racing fans, check out all the top online bookmakers to see what daily promotions they have. If you are looking for a new bookmaker for the horse racing taking place on October 10, 2022 check out our…

Zac Purton celebrates a seven-timer. In an extraordinary display of excellence, Zac Purton has again stamped his authority on Hong Kong racing, posting a personal-best of seven wins to dominate at Sha Tin on Sunday (October 9) and take an iron-grip on the 2022/23 jockeys’ championship. On an incredible day, Purton’s career-high of seven was underscored by Harry Bentley’s treble on the 10-race card, while Benno Yung took training honours with a treble from Danny Shum and John Size, who both notched doubles. But, by any measure, it was the…

Romancing The Moon was one of three winners for trainer Mark Walker at Matamata on Saturday. Photo: Trish Dunell Saturday was a day of undoubted highlights for Matamata trainer Mark Walker, with a winning treble that encompassed a trifecta and a first-four, but one that saw him licking a few wounds as well. Walker began Group 1 Arrowfield Stud Plate (1600m) day at Matamata with a flurry of wins, producing Romancing The Moon, Wild Night and Challa for wins inside the first four races but feature race flops from Imperatriz…

The Intimidator winning at Matamata on Saturday. Photo: Trish Dunell Andrew Forsman could take on the name of one of his horses going by the way his team are performing at present. The Cambridge trainer has been in intimidating form across the Tasman with a pair of talented three-year-olds in She’s Licketysplit and Mr Maestro, and back home he looks like he may have unearthed another talented three-year-old in The Intimidator. In the hands of Wiremu Pinn, the Toronado gelding put away a handy field to win the Comag Limited…