Flemington Racing Feature: A Saturday of Thrills Awaits!

This Saturday, Flemington is hosting a thrilling ten-race meeting that promises to be packed with exciting horse racing action. The weather is expected to be fine and the track is rated at a good (4), which sets the stage for some spectacular performances. Let’s take a closer look at the highlights of the day and the potential winners.

Race 1: Australian Guineas Day, 2 March (1600m)

The day’s events begin with a race between Suparazi and Bermadez. Suparazi, who has recently won a race, is up against Bermadez, who has been consistently finishing in the second position. This race could be a great opportunity for Bermadez to showcase his skills, as he has an impressive 28% career strike rate.

Race 2: Victoria Life Member Robert Lane Trophy (2520m)

Galilaeus, with only seven starts but two wins, is the one to watch. However, he faces stiff competition from One Last Kiss, Wertheimer, and Winds of March, all capable of pulling off a win.

Race 3: Tour D’Horse Trophy (1200m)

Kiko is the favorite, but Rich Lover could be a strong challenger. Hooah Havana and Projeto add depth to the race.

Race 4: Be A Mate, Nominate Trophy (1100m)

Stefi Magnetica, with back-to-back wins, is the top pick. Spicy Margs and Celestial Storm are also in the mix, with the latter showing promise for an upset.

Race 5: Black Caviar Lightning Race Day, 17 February (1100m)

This race is a showdown between Sans Doute, Kin, and A Little Deep. Kin, despite not winning recently, is a strong contender. A Little Deep, with a higher consistency, could edge out the competition.

Race 6: Victoria Life Member John Dale Mile (1600m)

Zamborghini and Botany are the top picks, with both showcasing impressive winning records. Naval Seal and El Soleado are also worth considering for their consistent performances.

Race 7: Victoria Super Saturday, 9 March

Rey Magnerio, with an impressive win record, is the favorite. Jungle Jim, with six wins, poses a significant threat. Dehorned Unicorn, though not a frequent winner, could surprise.

Race 8: TAB Australian Cup Race Day, 30 March (2000m)

This race is wide open, with Dublin Journal and Greta Moon coming off consecutive wins. Divine Purpose, with a strong record, is a major contender.

Race 9: Victoria Life Member Daniel Connell Trophy (1400m)

Bel Air, fresh from a win, is the one to beat. Helix and Rumbled Again are also in contention, with Riot And Rose being a dark horse.

Race 10: Victoria Life Member Anthony Yencken (1000m)

Johnny Rocker, despite a recent win drought, is the favorite. Lakota Fire, returning from a gelding procedure, and Mornington Glory, with consistent placings, are also in the mix.

South Australian Sprinters to Watch

Wiggum, trained by Travis Doudle, is a notable entry, especially after his impressive win at Flemington on Melbourne Cup Day. With Damian Lane aboard, Wiggum is expected to make a strong showing in the final race of the day. Bristler, trained by Gordon Richards and Damien Moyle, is another South Australian contender to keep an eye on.

As the races unfold, each event promises its share of excitement and potential upsets. With a mix of seasoned champions and emerging talents, Flemington’s Saturday race card is not to be missed.