Warwick Farm in Sydney’s west hosts seven of the best this Wednesday, May 6th.
Read on for our Warwick Farm tip sheet.
Graffiti Tycoon finished second, beaten just over half a length here at Warwick Farm last month before only just being denied again at Canterbury. Fitter third-up, this is his chance to go one better.
| 1. Graffiti Tycoon (2) J: Zac Lloyd 59kg 22T: Tom Charlton |
We haven’t seen Celtic Spy at the races since December and his only start so far was a credible enough run behind Paradoxium in the Wyong Magic Millions race. He’s trialled up nicely ahead of what looks to be a substantially weaker task this week.
| 3. Celtic Spy (1) J: Regan Bayliss 56kg 5xT: Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott |
Sumeria steps out for the Ciaron Maher yard following a couple of decent trial performances. Partnered by James McDonald and from an ideal barrier this week, I think she can hit the ground running.
| 7. Sumeria (4) J: James McDonald 56kg T: Ciaron Maher |
Against The Law is yet to strike in three runs back this time, but he has continued to improve with each and gave a decent sight at Canterbury last time out. He takes his place in this contest in peak order and from the low draw this week, I think he’ll get his chance.
| 6. Against The Law (3) J: Zac Lloyd 57kg 0x834T: Bryce Heys |
Superfabulistic has only made five appearances at the races since debuting, but she has stamped herself as one to follow by breaking her maiden and placing a further three times, finding form around credible metro competition. Having improved with each of three runs back from a break, she steps out this week in peak order, the mile looks to suit and she gets into the race well under the conditions.
| 13. Superfabulistic (4) J: Rachel King 54.5kg 7×322T: Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott |
Supermassive has hardly turned in a poor performance since debuting, but his fresh effort to get up over 125-m and in BM64 company at Canterbury suggested he’s returned a better horse this time. He strips fitter for that run, Timmy Clark sticks and dropping a couple of kgs in the weights, he’s my best bet on the program.
| 5. Supermassive (6) J: Tim Clark 59.5kg 215×1T: Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott |
Having debuted with a dominant performance to win over 1400m at Rosehill early last month, Blitzgal was sent off a short-priced favourite at Canterbury two weeks ago but ultimately failed to make an impact. Given how good she was at her first start, I am happy to forgive that latest effort and with improved fitness this week, and luck in the run from a wide alley, I think she can bounce back at healthy odds.
| 10. Blitzgal (9) J: Kerrin Mcevoy 58kg 15T: Chris Waller |
Best – Race 6 No. 5 Supermassive
Next Best – Race 5 No. 12 Superfabulistic
Value – Race 7 No. 10 Blitzgal