Muswellbrook Races: Best Bet, Tips, Previews, In Mail, Sunday’s Race

Now that had improved, the gelding was in his element, taking an explosive 4.5 length win on first up at his home track. Jones is confident that the effort can be repeated.

He was very impressive the other day. He got away and won easily and I think he will do the same on Sunday,” said Stephen Jones.

“It was his first run back from a big spell after removing a bone fragment from his knee.

“He didn’t find the line last time, but after that surgery and a good spell he’s back on another horse.”

Forms: NSW Racing Thoroughbred complete forms. Includes video replays and everything you need to know about every horse, jockey and trainer. Find the winner here!

Raised by Jerry Harvey and owning the son of a Swiss ace before his breakthrough, he made his first four starts at Newcastle and Tamworth but faded after finishing seventh at Newcastle last September. did.

“The pain will stop them, but now that he’s over it, he’s gained a lot of confidence from his victory.

“Since then he has moved on and I really think he will win again.

“After this, I think I’ll go with him to the highway in Sydney.”

Jones will saddle another runner for longtime owner Jerry Harvey, who is going 2-for-2 in Mitchell Snail when tackling Class 1 over 1280m.

The gelding has shown good speed and toughness to take a narrow victory on his debut at Gunnedah over 1000m, thanks to a step up in distance according to Jones.

“He did his job and did well in his debut,” he said.

“It was a sprint race at first and he wanted to go a little further, so stepping up to 1280 meters should suit him.

“Since that win he has moved on and should be very competitive here as well.”

Mitchell Snail was green on that run when he tended to lay on jockey Aaron Bullock in the straight and didn’t know how to fend off his rivals, but according to Jones, he took a lot out of the experience.

“Everything has improved since then,” he said.

“He has to step up here, but I think he will take the next step in this race.

“He wears his coat nicely and looks great. He did a good job.”

Another runner for Jones, Mezzingit, was also a last start, and he finds no reason to suggest that she, too, could come home as a winner.

The daughter of More Than Ready dug deep to put her nose forward at Scone when it reopened on June 14.

“She came into this race from a break because she ended up with a stone bruise after her win, but she’s the best fresh horse to race,” he said.

“I see no reason why she can’t win again.”

Adam Shelley Top Selection

best bet

Race 8 No.2: POLYLITHIC

The gelding was absolutely explosive when he restarted on 25 July with a four-and-a-half length win at Scone.

next best

Race 5 No.3: RUSSIAN STANDARD

Finishing third in the state grade before the stable change, he debuts here against new trainer Cody Morgan. Two solid trials showed he was ready to go first.

value bet

Race 6 No.9: WHISPERING CATE

It was a tough run, but when she finished second behind Air To Air at Newcastle at the end, she didn’t slack off in her duties. It lasted a second in scones after winning two starts. Shake this up.

quaddie

Race 5: 3, 8, 10, 12

Race 6: 2, 3, 7, 9

Race 7: 2, 4, 7, 8

Race 8: 2, 8, 10, 11

jockey to follow

Rory Hutchings had four rides and if he served all the runs he could have had multiple winners and won the Jockey Challenge.

in the email

race 1

Stakes winner Sweet Idea and Showtime brother Snizzi fared well when they made their debut over 1280 m here on 31 July in third place. Thanks for stepping up the distance. Smart Vengeance came out bottom and in the same race he was fourth strong in the second half. It could well come back from wide gates again. It would be easier for Kamea to make his debut at Hawkesbury. It was placed in Canterbury’s final campaign. Jubilant ran a cheeky race in his 4th place after going $26 on $71 last start and had to change course on the straight

Bet: Snizzi wins

race 2

Unforgiven drops significantly in performance from the last start on the way. He led all the way at Newcastle before his good run at Grafton Guineas. Drawn for speed, you can rock this. After Osman scored a breakthrough win at Coon Amble three runs ahead of him, last time he won in style at Forbes over 1400m. No problem with the extra distance here. Adelsun is $1.60 to $1.45 and he won on Monday on Scone. A strong chance again. Leading Lady was racing consistently before the break, including a final victory from this track and distance on 9 May.

Bets: Not Allowed One Way

race 3

Mitchell Snail was on the green and did a good job of putting his head forward when he was expecting his over 1000 m debut at Gunnedah on July 12th. Reggie’s Boy did very well in his first campaign, with five runs taking him one win and his third-place finish. Give it a try and go near it. The Dimension were in contention for fourth place when they restarted at Tamworth on 2 August. The blinker lights up. Tick ​​Tock Boom will find it easier than his recent fourth-place finishes at Canterbury and Newcastle.

Bet: Mitchell Snail wins. Quinella/trifecta 1, 2, 3, 6

race 4

The Red Cobra performed exceptionally well in his first campaign, finishing all three runs. On April 28 he was his third at Wyong behind One Way Street. Dispute was conveniently his 3rd place in his Quirindi debut, but should have finished closer than 9th after checking in right behind Voldemort at Scone in March. Recent trials have been no flash, but turning the turn signals back on for race day should sharpen him up. Lesbian Girls hit Interference one last time on restart. I can do better. Keep Me Loyal is not without chance.

Bet: Red Cobra wins

race 5

The Russian Standard, owned by Derby Racing, has performed well in the provinces, with Mark Newnham on its last three starts. After two brief trials, astute Cody is able to make his debut in his Morgan stable and break his virginity. A former Victorian Dynamic his artist will find this a little easier than his two previous runs in heavy conditions. Beautifully drawn. Ranhita made his debut here and did well in his Wyong exams last week. Speed ​​To Succeed saw big winner Polylithic take his 9th place on debut before he took 3rd place on the final start of the tally.

Bets: Russian Standard to Win

race 6

Whispering Kate is in excellent form with 2 wins and 3 seconds from her last 6 starts. After racing wide without cover, the last Air to Air he finished two seconds behind Newcastle. Real chance again. Verzenay to record her first win at her Wyong two before her start after her last finish at Hawkesbury on August 9, before she was lame. Finished strong. Yulong Monoceros stormed home to score on his two-run back for Grafton and is not without claims. Her independents are racing well and need to ensure her safety.

Bette: One Way Kate Whisperer

race 7

Mezenjit had convenient form around the age of two. The now 4-year-old has returned from her spell and has shown her determination to turn her nose in front of her line, she benefits from the run and she can win again. Noblepluck improved each time she ran this campaign, culminating in her last win at Gosford. She becomes visible again. Timorox took his two wins in the first prep. Eliseo has to be included in the multiples, which has been a fair bit of trial and error towards his comeback since he was last gelled at Mudgee in February.

Bet: Mezenjit Wins

race 8

Polylithic returned after surgery on 25 July with an impressive sweep over 900 meters at Scorn. Destined for the better. Memoria sat in midfield and ran home strong to score a smart win over Tamworth on his debut. ideally drawn. The Iron Hats had a hard time running out without cover on the restart. The preparations in the past have been very good and they are major players. Sammiballerini went to Rockhampton for his first two starts, and on April 9 he won the Capricornia Yearling Sale Classic. He is one of his main players.

Bet: Polylithic wins

first published as Race day focus: Best bets in Muswellbrook’s email