Eagle Farm tips and results

Our price $4.20 · SP $5.00 · Daniel Moor

The filly has shown consistent improvement with two placings from four starts and handles Soft conditions (2:0-1-0). Barrier 3 is a significant advantage at Eagle Farm on Soft, allowing her to settle in an ideal position in the predicted slow tempo. The Hoysted/Moor combination strikes at 18%, though Moor's recent form (5% last 20 rides) is a concern. The main query is whether she can convert placings to a win at her fifth attempt.

Our price $3.20 · SP $2.60 · Ryan Maloney

While her recent Heavy 10 second shows fitness and wet-track ability, she has failed to win in 21 attempts including two tries at 1600m. The gear change (winkers off, blinkers retained) suggests connections are still searching for the key. In a slow-tempo maiden where tactical positioning matters, she needs to produce a finishing burst never shown in 21 starts.

Our price $6.00 · SP $13.00 · Ben E Thompson

Ben Thompson's current form (25% strike rate) is a major positive, and the Kendrick/Thompson combination has a solid 12% strike rate. Crucially, he has proven form at 1600m (5th previously) unlike several rivals.

Our price $2.60 · SP $3.80 · Jasper Franklin

Sosino is the horse to beat on recent form and soft track suitability. He has won two of his last three starts, both on soft ground, including a BM78 at Ipswich last time. The weight and lack of Eagle Farm course form are minor concerns but his consistency and wet-track prowess make him the most likely winner in a moderate field.

Our price $5.00 · SP $5.00 · Daniel Moor

Miss Chastain is a lightly-raced mare with a promising record, including a win on soft at Newcastle last start. Her French form includes a maiden win on heavy ground over 1600m. The step up to BM78 is a significant test but her raw talent and the booking of Daniel Moor at a track where he excels give her a place chance.

Our price $5.00 · SP $7.50 · Anthony Allen

Agadoo has been competitive in all starts and comes off a solid fresh run on Heavy 8. The second-up record is a slight negative but the filly looks ready to peak. The bubble cheeker could help her settle better.

Our price $12.00 · SP $14.00 · Benjamin Osmond

St Andrews is a progressive type who has improved sharply in three starts, culminating in a close second on a soft Ipswich track. The step to Eagle Farm is a query but the jockey booking is a huge positive.

Our price $3.50 · SP $5.50 · Corey Sutherland

The 1400m distance is the main query (0-from-1), but the step up from 1350m where she's excelled is minimal.

Our price $7.00 · SP $8.50 · Cejay Graham

Gagnante Enchere represents excellent each-way value dropping from BM70 to Class 3. The booking of Cejay Graham (16% strike rate at Eagle Farm) is a significant positive, as is the light weight of 54kg. While she's never won at 1400m, she's placed three times at the trip and the class drop should compensate.

Our price $7.00 · SP $9.00 · Leah Martyn

She won her maiden first-up and placed 3rd in Class 1 at Eagle Farm last campaign, showing she can handle this level fresh. The light weight (54kg) and good barrier (4) are advantages, and jockey Martyn is in excellent form. However, the long spell and poor wet-track record (never won on Soft) are genuine concerns.

Our price $6.00 · SP $15.00 · Brandon Lerena

Air We Go presents an intriguing first-up proposition with an elite fresh record of 67% wins and 100% placings from three starts. The barrier 1 draw is ideal for a horse that can control the race from an on-pace position, particularly in a race with no genuine leaders and moderate tempo. He's a proven winner at this track and distance (won BM65 here) and handles soft tracks adequately (33% win rate). The removal of blinkers suggests stable confidence. However, his last first-up run was disappointing (7th in BM68), and the 98-day spell is a concern. The 59.5kg top weight is also a query.

Our price $7.00 · SP $12.00 · Jasper Franklin

His overall 42% win rate from 12 starts indicates genuine quality, and he's proven at this track and distance with a placing in Class 6. The class rise from BM65 to BM70 is manageable. However, barrier 12 is a major obstacle in a 1000m sprint with no genuine leaders and moderate tempo. He'll likely settle back and need significant luck to find clear running.

Our price $5.00 · SP $8.00 · Jai Williams

Divakara presents as the form selection in a wide-open winter BM68. The significant class drop from Open racing, combined with a proven winning performance at this exact distance and track condition (1800m Soft 5), provides the strongest credentials. While the wide barrier is a concern, the predicted slow tempo allows time to find a position.

Our price $5.50 · SP $9.50 · Daniel Moor

Empress Of Japan offers each-way value as a consistent, lightly-raced mare stepping up in distance. Her recent 3rd at BM65 level shows she's competitive in this grade, and while the 1800m is untested, her breeding (Savabeel) and racing pattern suggest she can handle it. The soft track placing record and good barrier position make her a solid safety option, though the distance query prevents higher confidence.

Our price $12.00 · SP $8.00 · Courtney Bellamy

The 53kg impost and inside barrier give him every chance to position forward in the slow tempo, and his wet track form (1-2-3 from 7) is superior to most rivals. However, the class rise from Class 1 to BM68 is severe, and he's yet to win beyond maiden grade.