Laws Wars gets the nod as top selection based on the decisive barrier 1 advantage at Fannie Bay, where inside gates win at 15% compared to just 10% for gates 9-12. The 3yo gelding is a proven track specialist (1-1-0 from 2 starts) and comes off an excellent 2nd here last start in slightly higher grade (BM66). While first-up at 1600m is a query, the slow predicted tempo and perfect gate position allow tactical control. The slight class drop and strong recent form make this the most reliable winning chance despite top weight.
Northern Territory · Saturday 4 July 2026
Darwin tips and results
Our top pick won 2 of 9 races at Darwin. Every pick, our analysis and the full results are below.
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Courtyard By Marriott Hcp (64)
The Frankel gelding has proven 1600m credentials (0-1-2 from 7 starts) and the class to handle this R64 grade. However, barrier 7 at Fannie Bay presents a significant tactical disadvantage on a track with strong inside bias. The slow predicted tempo means he'll need to work hard or go back from the wide gate.
Grinzinger Tundra represents the honest, each-way type who can run into the placings from an ideal setup. Barrier 3 and light weight (56kg) provide genuine advantages at Fannie Bay, and the gelding has proven 1600m credentials with a placing from 3 starts. The slow tempo and inside gate allow economical positioning, but ultimately appears outpointed by superior rivals. Best case is running into third, making this a place-only proposition.
On a track where inside gates win at 15% versus just 10% for wide draws, and with a slow tempo predicted that allows the gate 1 runner to dictate terms, positional advantage trumps raw speed. Laws Wars is a proven Fannie Bay specialist (1-1-0 from 2 starts) in excellent current form, while Garrix faces a significant class rise from maiden grade with a poor barrier draw and no track experience.
- 1st3GarrixJoe Bowditch$2.05
- 2nd4Grinzinger TundraStan Tsaikos$5.50
- 3rd1Laws WarsDeborah Barton$2.45
- 4th2AggressiveIanish Luximon$11.00
Full result · 6 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 3 | Garrix | 7 | Joe Bowditch | Michael Hickmott | 57kg | $2.05 |
| 2nd | 4 | Grinzinger Tundra | 3 | Stan Tsaikos | Ms K Petrick | 56kg | $5.50 |
| 3rd | 1 | Laws Wars | 1 | Deborah Barton | K J Lamprecht | 57.5kg | $2.45 |
| 4th | 2 | Aggressive | 6 | Ianish Luximon | Ms K Petrick | 57kg | $11.00 |
| 5th | 5 | Anthony | 2 | Lek Maloney | Patrick Johnston | 53.5kg | $71.00 |
| 6th | 7 | Price Share | 5 | Jarrod Todd | Ms K Petrick | 55kg | $21.00 |
| Scr | 6 | Forging Ahead | 4 | Jason Lyon | Chloe Baxter | 55kg |
Textum Roofing Hcp (66)
Hennessy Lad presents as the value selection with a genuine winning chance. He's proven at this track and distance with a win here previously, and the experienced gelding handles 61kg well.
Tennessee Whiskey ran a solid second at this track and distance last start, beaten less than a length by Fields Of Courage. As a proven stayer stepping back from longer trips, the 1600m should suit, and he's well weighted at 60kg. The consistent placing record (42% place rate) suggests he'll be competitive, but winning from this draw against in-form rivals with better barriers is a tough ask.
The Todd/Clarke combination is proven, and the gelding is clearly in form with three consecutive placings before his last start win. The limited experience (13 starts) and unproven record beyond Rest 64 level create some doubt, but he's clearly the horse to beat with the perfect draw and current form.
He's proven at this track and distance with a win and second, and ran a close second last start beaten only half a length. The major concern is the class rise from Restricted 58 to 66, which is substantial. His poor winning record (9% strike rate) suggests he's more placer than winner, but the draw and weight advantages could be the difference.
- 1st9Faberge TzarJason Lyon$3.50
- 2nd2Tennessee WhiskeyStan Tsaikos$4.80
- 3rd7He's MaverickIanish Luximon$10.00
- 4th4Beau FactorDakota-Lee Gillett$8.00
Full result · 9 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 9 | Faberge Tzar | 1 | Jason Lyon | Andrew Perdon | 55kg | $3.50 |
| 2nd | 2 | Tennessee Whiskey | 7 | Stan Tsaikos | Peter Robl | 60kg | $4.80 |
| 3rd | 7 | He's Maverick | 3 | Ianish Luximon | Kym Healy | 55.5kg | $10.00 |
| 4th | 4 | Beau Factor | 2 | Dakota-Lee Gillett | Terry Gillett | 57kg | $8.00 |
| 5th | 1 | Hennessy Lad | 5 | Aaron Sweeney | G Clarke | 61kg | $4.80 |
| 6th | 6 | Iknowhatyouredoing | 6 | Raymond Vigar | K J Lamprecht | 57kg | $5.00 |
| 7th | 5 | Mr Jones | 9 | Jade Hampson | Kym Healy | 58kg | $15.00 |
| 8th | 8 | Girls Girls Girls | 8 | Lek Maloney | Ms K Petrick | 53.5kg | $31.00 |
| 9th | 10 | New Enterprise | 10 | Paul Shiers | Peter Stennett | 55kg | $101.00 |
| Scr | 3 | Fields Of Courage | 4 | Jarrod Todd | G Clarke | 59.5kg |
Solis Real Estate Hcp (58)
Standard Street gets the perfect scenario with barrier 1 at a track where inside draws dominate completely. Won last start and is a lightly-raced 3yo filly still on the improve. The jockey's poor recent strike rate is a concern, but the barrier advantage at Fannie Bay is so significant it outweighs this. In a moderate-tempo race with no genuine leaders, her forward position from the inside gate will be crucial. Class drop from BM68 to Restricted 58 also favours.
Dummy Spit is a Fannie Bay 1300m specialist with a win and three placings from six attempts at this exact track and distance. Barrier 3 gives him the perfect stalking position in what shapes as a moderate tempo with no genuine leaders. The experienced 44-start gelding knows his job and should be able to position ideally from the good gate. Recent form is a query with an 8th and 4th, but he was only 4 lengths off the winner last start. Jockey form is poor but the horse's class and track knowledge should prevail.
The lightly-raced 3yo filly is still improving and has a strong 40% place rate from 10 starts. Her recent form line of 5-4-2 shows consistency and the Luximon/Petrick combination strikes at 23%. She's second-up today with a solid record (1-0-1) at that stage. The major concern is barrier 10 at a track where wide draws are significantly disadvantaged - gates 9-12 win only ~10% compared to 15% for inside gates. If she can overcome the barrier, her class and speed make her a genuine winning chance.
He's proven at Fannie Bay with two thirds from three starts including a third at this exact distance. Current form is solid with placings in three of his last four. The 7-day backup indicates fitness and stable confidence. The barrier 12 draw is the obvious negative at a track favouring inside gates, but if he can secure a forward position early, his superior speed should see him competitive.
- 1st9Ocean's JenAaron Sweeney$5.50
- 2nd3In No DoubtJade Hampson$11.00
- 3rd7Dummy SpitJoe Bowditch$7.50
- 4th6Yaki IshiCampbell Rawiller$7.50
Full result · 12 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 9 | Ocean's Jen | 8 | Aaron Sweeney | Andrew Perdon | 57.5kg | $5.50 |
| 2nd | 3 | In No Doubt | 2 | Jade Hampson | D Leech | 61kg | $11.00 |
| 3rd | 7 | Dummy Spit | 3 | Joe Bowditch | Andrew Perdon | 59kg | $7.50 |
| 4th | 6 | Yaki Ishi | 9 | Campbell Rawiller | N J Dyer | 59.5kg | $7.50 |
| 5th | 4 | Frankfurt | 11 | Jason Lyon | K J Lamprecht | 60kg | $21.00 |
| 6th | 1 | Able Seaman | 4 | Wayne Davis | Philip Cole | 61kg | $61.00 |
| 7th | 12 | Standard Street | 1 | Stan Tsaikos | Ms K Petrick | 57kg | $14.00 |
| 8th | 5 | Mods | 12 | Danielle Hirini | Andrew Perdon | 59.5kg | $14.00 |
| 9th | 2 | Biden Time | 15 | Jarrod Todd | G Clarke | 61kg | $2.50 |
| 10th | 10 | Our Squamosa | 10 | Ianish Luximon | Ms K Petrick | 57kg | $31.00 |
| 11th | 8 | Machine Man | 14 | Lek Maloney | Ms K Petrick | 57kg | $31.00 |
| 12th | 11 | Private Tender | 7 | Richard Bensley | Peter Robl | 57kg | $21.00 |
| Scr | 13 | Collison | 6 | Raymond Vigar | Ms T Halter | 57kg | |
| Scr | 14 | Carat Time | 5 | Jason Manning | 56.5kg | ||
| Scr | 15 | Tipsy Toronado | 13 | Paul Shiers | Paul Shiers | 55kg |
Frontier Hotel & Punters Bar Hcp (76)
The Girl's Boy presents as the most reliable winning chance based on form analysis. The 6yo gelding has proven credentials at this exact track and distance with a win from one attempt, and brings strong recent form including two BM76 seconds and a BM76 win three starts back. The class drop to Restricted 76 provides a genuine edge, while the inside barrier 3 is crucial on this track where gates 1-4 win at 15% compared to 11% for 5-8. The combination of proven ability here, current form, ideal positioning, and slight class advantage outweighs the top weight concern.
However, the 59kg top weight is a major concern in Restricted grade racing, particularly when rising in class. His overall Good track record of just 14% wins (3 from 22) suggests he's more track-specific than genuinely superior. The barrier 5 draw is workable but not ideal on this inside-biased circuit. While his local dominance cannot be ignored, the weight and class rise make him vulnerable to a well-drawn, in-form rival carrying less weight.
He's a proven winner at this track and distance, and while last start was disappointing, he was wide in barrier 9. Three starts back he ran 2nd in BM76 company, showing he can compete at this level. The combination of perfect draw, light weight, and proven local ability makes him a strong each-way proposition despite the class rise.
His Fannie Bay record is outstanding with three wins from seven starts, all coming in mid-2025 when racing in Rest 64-70 grades. The barrier 2 draw is a major positive on this track, and his first-up record suggests he can be competitive fresh. However, the 18-point class rise is enormous, and his recent Victorian form was poor. The distance record (never won at 1300m) is also concerning.
- 1st1The Girl's BoyLek Maloney$8.00
- 2nd4HebelDakota-Lee Gillett$3.60
- 3rd2Orion The HunterVanessa Arnott$2.90
- 4th5Crazy BraveDeborah Barton$16.00
Full result · 6 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 1 | The Girl's Boy | 3 | Lek Maloney | Ms K Petrick | 58kg | $8.00 |
| 2nd | 4 | Hebel | 1 | Dakota-Lee Gillett | Terry Gillett | 54.5kg | $3.60 |
| 3rd | 2 | Orion The Hunter | 5 | Vanessa Arnott | Jason Manning | 59kg | $2.90 |
| 4th | 5 | Crazy Brave | 6 | Deborah Barton | Paul Shiers | 53.5kg | $16.00 |
| 5th | 6 | Villa Seventynine | 2 | Jarrod Todd | G Clarke | 55.5kg | $3.50 |
| 6th | 3 | Magarten | 4 | Ianish Luximon | Ms K Petrick | 57kg | $9.00 |
Novotel Darwin Hcp (62)
The barrier 2 draw is crucial at Fannie Bay where inside gates dominate, and she's proven on the track with a 100% record. The Lyon/Baxter combination is firing at 25%, and the mare is clearly in career-best form.
His track and distance credentials are outstanding - a 40% win rate and 80% place rate from 5 starts at Fannie Bay over 1200m is elite-level performance. He's a proven course specialist who clearly handles the tight turning track, and the drop in class from Rest. 64 is a positive. First-up fitness is the main concern after 71 days off, but his record shows 50% place rate fresh. Crucially, he's returning to his preferred 1200m after being stretched to 1600m last start where he still ran second. The inside barrier 4 draw suits, and while the Davis combination isn't strong, the horse's own ability at this track/distance overrides that concern.
The drop from Rest. 76 to Rest. 62 is substantial, and his 1200m record of 2 wins from 7 starts shows he's effective at the trip. The poor last start can be forgiven as 1000m may have been too sharp, and the quick 7-day backup suggests the stable believes he's ready to bounce back. However, the 61kg top weight is a significant burden at this level, and his lack of a win at Fannie Bay (0 from 5) is concerning. The barrier 5 draw is workable but not ideal on this inside-biased track.
Barrier 1 is gold at Fannie Bay where inside draws dominate, and the 55kg minimum weight gives him a 6kg advantage over the top weight. His overall 1200m record of 29% wins shows he can perform at the distance. The form trend is clearly declining, and he's shown nothing recently to suggest he can turn it around. Only consider as a speculative saver in exotics if the perfect scenario unfolds - he leads cheaply from barrier 1 and the light weight allows him to hold on.
- 1st6Galaxy GeneralJessica Booth$5.50
- 2nd5Montjuic MagicJason Lyon$1.95
- 3rd3I LoverainPaul Shiers$7.00
- 4th1Cap TenIanish Luximon$10.00
Full result · 6 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 6 | Galaxy General | 1 | Jessica Booth | G Clarke | 55kg | $5.50 |
| 2nd | 5 | Montjuic Magic | 2 | Jason Lyon | Chloe Baxter | 59kg | $1.95 |
| 3rd | 3 | I Loverain | 6 | Paul Shiers | Paul Shiers | 60kg | $7.00 |
| 4th | 1 | Cap Ten | 5 | Ianish Luximon | Kym Healy | 61kg | $10.00 |
| 5th | 2 | Rhesus | 4 | Wayne Davis | Philip Cole | 60.5kg | $6.50 |
| 6th | 4 | Itwasonlyakiss | 3 | Vanessa Arnott | Jason Manning | 60kg | $8.50 |
Northcrest Hcp (70)
Bruno Bruno is the standout selection based on his exceptional Fannie Bay record. With 6 wins from 12 starts at this track (50% strike rate), he's proven at the venue in this grade. The barrier 1 draw is crucial on this inside-biased circuit, and while first-up after 112 days is a concern, his last-start win and strong local connections provide confidence.
While the class drop from metro BM72 racing is appealing and Todd is a strong local rider, the horse has never won first-up (0 from 5) and has no Fannie Bay experience. The barrier 5 draw is workable but not ideal on this inside-biased track. Place prospects better than win chances.
The barrier 3 draw and 59kg weight are major positives, and the close second last start shows current form. However, the horse has never won second-up (0 from 3), faces a significant class jump from Class 2 to Restricted 70, and has no experience at 1100m. The jockey booking of Bensley (no track experience, 5% recent strike rate) is concerning. Each-way value only.
Dropping from Rest. 76 with the perfect barrier 4 draw and race fitness from a 7-day backup are strong positives. The 1100m distance suits better than recent 1000m outings.
- 1st2WallendaJarrod Todd$3.90
- 2nd4Anson BayRichard Bensley$3.10
- 3rd1Bruno BrunoRaymond Vigar$2.70
- 4th3Real ValentiaJade Hampson$9.50
Full result · 5 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 2 | Wallenda | 5 | Jarrod Todd | G Clarke | 61kg | $3.90 |
| 2nd | 4 | Anson Bay | 3 | Richard Bensley | Chris Nash | 59kg | $3.10 |
| 3rd | 1 | Bruno Bruno | 1 | Raymond Vigar | Ms T Halter | 61kg | $2.70 |
| 4th | 3 | Real Valentia | 4 | Jade Hampson | Kym Healy | 60.5kg | $9.50 |
| 5th | 5 | Frawley | 2 | Wanderson D'Avila | Philip Cole | 57kg | $6.50 |
DCOH Defence Industry Hcp
Zourata is the standout selection based on an exceptional 4-from-5 record at this exact track and distance. The inside barrier is crucial at Fannie Bay where gates 1-4 win 15% compared to 10% for wider draws. Zourata is proven at Open level, drawn perfectly, and racing consistently. In regular racing rhythm and suited by the predicted slow tempo.
The gelding steps up significantly from BM84 to Open grade and has never raced at Fannie Bay, where track experience matters. His win-or-nothing record (5-0-0 from 11) suggests he's either on or off, with no safety net.
Shirshov presents as the each-way value with a strong first-up record (33% win rate) and the crucial barrier 2 draw. However, the class rise from BM70 to Open is significant, and recent form (6th and 10th) doesn't inspire confidence. The first-up statistics and inside draw are compelling at Fannie Bay where position is critical. Todd's 20% recent form adds confidence.
The barrier 1 draw is crucial on this tight, inside-biased track where gates 1-4 significantly outperform wider draws. Zourata is proven at Open level, perfectly drawn, and racing consistently. This is the value play of the race.
- 1st5BalastierJason Lyon$1.95
- 2nd4Bon's PrideVanessa Arnott$17.00
- 3rd2ZourataDakota-Lee Gillett$5.50
- 4th6ShirshovJarrod Todd$4.00
Full result · 6 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 5 | Balastier | 4 | Jason Lyon | Chloe Baxter | 56.5kg | $1.95 |
| 2nd | 4 | Bon's Pride | 3 | Vanessa Arnott | Jason Manning | 57kg | $17.00 |
| 3rd | 2 | Zourata | 1 | Dakota-Lee Gillett | Peter Robl | 58.5kg | $5.50 |
| 4th | 6 | Shirshov | 2 | Jarrod Todd | G Clarke | 55kg | $4.00 |
| 5th | 1 | Cotehele | 6 | Joe Bowditch | Michael Hickmott | 59kg | $15.00 |
| 6th | 3 | Rewards And More | 5 | Stan Tsaikos | Ms K Petrick | 57.5kg | $7.00 |
DCOH Civic Hcp
Last start BM76 winner who has proven Open class credentials with a win at this level in May. Outstanding course specialist with 2 wins and 5 placings from 18 Fannie Bay starts, including strong 1600m record at the track (1-2-0 from 7). The inside barrier is crucial at this track where gates 1-4 win 15% compared to 11% for 5-8. Top weight is a concern but has carried 60kg+ successfully before.
The outstanding course/distance record (2-3-2 from 9) is the standout credential, showing genuine affinity for Fannie Bay's 1600m. Well-weighted at 57kg with a 4.5kg advantage over topweights, and the inside barrier (4) is crucial at this track. The proven jockey/horse combination adds confidence. Main concern is the class rise to Open level where yet to win, and recent form shows consistency in placings rather than winning dominance.
Shisuta Bo enters calculations as a live chance based on last start Fannie Bay win and improving trajectory. The 14-day backup suggests stable confidence, and the inside barrier (3) is a major positive at this track where inside draws dominate. However, significant concerns exist around the distance - no wins from 4 attempts at 1600m, and stepping up from 1300m winning run. First-time at track/distance combination adds uncertainty, as does the class rise to Open level. The lack of jockey/horse history is a minor negative. Capable of running a place if 1600m suits.
The lightest weight (54.5kg) provides a significant 7kg advantage over topweights Venting and Jimi Hendrix, which is crucial in an Open handicap. Consistent recent form includes a placing at this track/distance last start, and the overall course/distance record (0-2-1 from 4) shows reliability without winning. Proven 1600m performer with 53% place rate at the distance. The class rise to Open is mitigated by previous Open win at 1900m in April. Main concerns are poor Good track record (18% win rate), jockey Bensley's poor recent form (5%), and lack of winning combinations. Unlikely to win but strong place chance if race unfolds to suit.
- 1st7Maxxi BonRichard Bensley$4.60
- 2nd1Jimi HendrixRaymond Vigar$5.00
- 3rd2VentingLek Maloney$7.50
- 4th4Shisuta BoIanish Luximon$6.00
Full result · 7 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 7 | Maxxi Bon | 6 | Richard Bensley | Chris Nash | 54.5kg | $4.60 |
| 2nd | 1 | Jimi Hendrix | 1 | Raymond Vigar | Michael Hickmott | 61.5kg | $5.00 |
| 3rd | 2 | Venting | 2 | Lek Maloney | Ms K Petrick | 61.5kg | $7.50 |
| 4th | 4 | Shisuta Bo | 3 | Ianish Luximon | Kym Healy | 57.5kg | $6.00 |
| 5th | 5 | Awash | 4 | Jarrod Todd | G Clarke | 57kg | $5.50 |
| 6th | 3 | Prince Jofra | 7 | Paul Shiers | Jason Manning | 58.5kg | $12.00 |
| 7th | 6 | Wine Barron | 5 | Joe Bowditch | Michael Hickmott | 56kg | $3.80 |
DCOH Darwin Guineas
Leveraged Buyout gets the perfect scenario with barrier 1 at a track where inside draws dominate. Proven Open class winner at exactly this distance with an excellent 1600m record (3-2-0 from 6). The predicted slow tempo suits a horse that can control from the inside, and the 4kg weight drop from last start is significant. While first-up at Fannie Bay, the class edge over most rivals stepping up from lower grades is clear. Jade Hampson's strong recent form (15% strike rate) adds confidence.
The track specialist angle is crucial at provincial venues. Main concern is the significant step up from Restricted 58 to Open class and the distance rise to 1600m for the first time. However, the breeding (Zousain) suggests stamina, and the slow tempo prediction helps. If handling the class rise, looks a major player.
Hammurabi brings strong winning momentum with back-to-back victories and a perfect Fannie Bay record. Main concerns are the first attempt at 1600m and the class rise to Open. However, the breeding (King's Legacy) suggests the distance is within range, and the slow tempo prediction helps stamina queries. Barrier 5 is workable but not ideal. Represents solid each-way value.
The Group 3 placing and higher-level experience gives her a genuine class edge over most rivals stepping up from BM66/Maiden grades. However, barrier 8 is a major concern at Fannie Bay where inside draws dominate, and the poor last start needs excusing. Jockey Bowditch's poor recent form (0 from 20) is also worrying. This is a speculative value play on class overcoming barriers.
- 1st6Leveraged BuyoutJade Hampson$3.50
- 2nd10Rivers Of BabylonWayne Davis$21.00
- 3rd7MaldiniJason Lyon$3.70
- 4th4HammurabiRaymond Vigar$9.50
Full result · 11 runners
| Finish | No. | Horse | Barrier | Jockey | Trainer | Weight | SP |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | 6 | Leveraged Buyout | 1 | Jade Hampson | D Leech | 58kg | $3.50 |
| 2nd | 10 | Rivers Of Babylon | 3 | Wayne Davis | Rhonda Cole | 58kg | $21.00 |
| 3rd | 7 | Maldini | 6 | Jason Lyon | G Clarke | 58kg | $3.70 |
| 4th | 4 | Hammurabi | 5 | Raymond Vigar | Ms T Halter | 58kg | $9.50 |
| 5th | 5 | Hopeless Romantic | 10 | Campbell Rawiller | N J Dyer | 58kg | $6.50 |
| 6th | 1 | Beachbarbeckons | 7 | Paul Shiers | Paul Shiers | 58kg | $101.00 |
| 7th | 9 | Pleasing Smile | 2 | Wanderson D'Avila | Rhonda Cole | 58kg | $51.00 |
| 8th | 11 | Morgana | 8 | Joe Bowditch | Michael Hickmott | 56kg | $11.00 |
| 9th | 8 | Merimbula | 4 | Jarrod Todd | G Clarke | 58kg | $9.00 |
| 10th | 2 | Crazy Town | 9 | Richard Bensley | Chris Nash | 58kg | $21.00 |
| 11th | 3 | Easy Red | 11 | Hannah Le Blanc | Chris Nash | 58kg | $10.00 |
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