Warwick tips and results

Our price $5.00 · SP $6.50 · Jade Hampson

Her Gatton second on Soft, leading and only beaten narrowly, is the right type of form for this. Barrier 14 is the worry on a sprint track that leans inside, but if she pings and finds the fence she can control a soft maiden. Each-way covers the map risk.

Our price $9.00 · SP $26.00 · Jason Taylor

Mishani Honour is the value angle off the map rather than raw class. Drawn to settle handy in a race where on-pace runners dominate at Warwick, especially early on the card. Each-way is the sensible way to play the overlay.

Our price $2.30 · SP $2.00 · Archie McColm

Cautionary Tail has been mixing it in stronger maidens than these rivals and maps perfectly from barrier 3 on-pace at Warwick, where midweek maidens lean forward. Soft form is the query, yet his latest Soft run was genuine. Visors return and he is race-fit. In a volatile maiden he is the clearest win chance and the one to beat.

Our price $14.00 · SP $31.00 · Kenji Yoshida

The Hindustan is a long-time maiden but arrives off a clear career peak when second at Dalby, and he has already placed at Warwick over 1350m. He settles midfield and can peak late, which suits a moderate tempo.

Our price $3.20 · SP $1.85 · Bobby El-Issa

Barrier three is ideal, connections are positive, and Soft 5 holds no fears.

Our price $6.50 · SP $10.00 · Georgina Cartwright

Foxy Artist maps beautifully from barrier two and can take a sit just off the speed. He has more placings than most of these and his better Grafton runs around 1400m stack up. Forgive the wide Toowoomba defeat; fresh gear and a second-up prep give him a platform.

Our price $7.50 · SP $11.00 · Nathan Fazackerley

Old Wermatong is the overlay. Gate one removes the map drama that hurt him last start here, and his Toowoomba second was honest. He has been running honest races without the wild margins of some rivals.

Our price $8.00 · SP $10.00 · Mitch Goring

He keeps finishing in the first three at this level, is suited by the trip, and should get a clean midfield run.

Our price $5.50 · SP $4.60 · Karl Zechner

Over The Louvre is the map horse. He should dictate from barrier 4 in a moderate tempo, and Warwick maidens often fall to leaders who control. The drop from 1350-1500m to 1100m is the key query, but trials suggest enough toe.

Our price $5.50 · SP $10.00 · Bobby El-Issa

So You Can Torque is the form horse. He won over this course and distance a fortnight ago, owns a genuine 1500m record and handles soft going.

Our price $4.50 · SP $4.00 · Nathan Fazackerley

Heavenly Love is a genuine Warwick horse and brings reliable form, including a narrow fourth here last start after racing wide throughout. Soft ground is fine and he should settle midfield.

Our price $7.00 · SP $13.00 · Matthew Powell

Craiglea Merida maps to cross and lead without pressure, which is a major edge at Warwick over 1200m on a Soft 5. She is a genuine 1200m specialist and her latest Thangool second was a bold effort. The soft track is the clear knock given her record, but if she handles the going she will be hard to run down once she finds the front. Worth respecting for the race shape alone.

Our price $4.50 · SP $3.70 · Leslie Tilley

Miss De Medici is the clear class runner after winning a Bm75 at Toowoomba and she has already saluted at Warwick. That form entitles her to favouritism and she is not dismissed. However she typically gets back in the field, and this race looks a genuine sit-and-sprint with a lone leader, which historically makes life hard for backmarkers here. She is included on ability but the race shape keeps her just behind the two better-mapped runners.

Our price $9.00 · SP $12.00 · Kayla Barker

Galway Hussler is a genuine wet-tracker and that alone puts her in the mix on a Soft 5. She drops sharply from Bm75 company, has won around Warwick, and can race handy enough to stay in the contest if the tempo stays modest.

Our price $7.00 · SP $5.50 · Jess Emmerson

I'm Lucky Two is the wet-tracker in the race and that matters on a Soft 5. Two soft wins from four starts set him apart, and his latest Toowoomba runs were genuine. The step to 1200m and the wide gate are real queries, so he is taken each-way rather than win-only, but the going gives him a clear pathway that several shorter horses lack.

Our price $14.00 · SP $41.00 · Luke Miller

King Of Geraldine is the value runner. Recent finishes have been plain, but he settles forward from gate eight, gets blinkers and a lugging bit for the first time, and has won on soft.

Our price $5.00 · SP $4.00 · Micheal Hellyer

I'm Nelson shares favouritism and brings genuine class, with a prior Warwick 1350m win and a soft-track victory on the ledger. His latest Doomben fifth in open Class 2 company reads well for this grade. The knock is the map: he finds the rear in a race likely to dawdle, which is the wrong pattern at Warwick. Still the clearest danger if the leader is vulnerable late.

Our price $6.50 · SP $6.50 · Sean Cormack

Somethin In Orange brings the best soft-track record and has been running honest races at the trip, including a sharp Ipswich fourth. He is a consistent type who finds the frame more often than not. The wide alley is a real problem at Warwick and may cost him early energy, but if he finds cover his wet form and grit keep him right in the finish exotics.