Warwick Farm Tips & Preview | Wednesday 20 May

Olympian has made six appearances at the races since debuting back in February, winning twice before a couple of credible efforts in black type company. This is one of the weaker tasks he’s been set recently and in peak order, can return to winning form.

Celtic Spy finished more than six lengths off the pace of Paradoxium on debut in the Wyong Magic Millions race back in December but returned to action earlier this month with an improved performance to finish third, beaten less than a length here at Warwick Farm. With natural improvement, he holds an experience edge over most of Wednesday’s rivals and looks a touch of overs at a double figure price (at publish).

We haven’t seen Hello Captain at the races in 2026, but he stamped himself as horse to following during his brief debut prep in the summer, only just denied on debut at Doomben before a dominant victory on the Sunshine Coast. With the benefit of a couple of trials under his belt and the booking of James McDonald, he looks to get plenty of ticks.

Superfabulistic has continued to improve with each run back from a break, but was still only just denied in each of her first three starts before recording a deserved victory over this route last time out. In peak order this week, I can’t find a reason why she won’t be in the finish again.

So Suave has been up and racing for some time now, but he has continued to turn in high quality performances and won over 2025m at Cranbourne three starts back before another near miss at Sandown last time. His latest performance when fifth, beaten just over a length in Saturday metro company on Golden Mile Day at Bendigo was full of merit, and a repeat of that performance in something like this would see him extremely tough to toss.

We haven’t seen Glorious Moments at the races since July, but he was faultless in two starts last time in, winning in dominant fashion at Canterbury at this point of his preparation and progressing to a more than four-length triumph in strong Saturday metro company. He’s had a handful of trials ahead of what looks an ideal campaign launchpad this week.

Pasadena hit the line to break his maiden at Ladbrokes Geelong when resuming and made the successful transition to metro company when getting the job done again at Randwick-Kensington last time out. This is harder, but he’s open to further improvement and he gets into the race well under the conditions.