Six races will be contested at Warwick Farm in Sydney’s west on Wednesday, April 27.
The rail will be set out three metres around the entire course and at publish, we’re faced with a track rated in the Heavy (10) range.
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Race 1 – 2:00pm – Showtime @ Arrowfield Handicap (1300m)
Oxford Vision is ready to break his maiden at Warwick Farm this week.
The Panzer Division gelding has made four appearances at the races since debuting in March, placing on every occasion.
He steps out this week in peak order and might not be offered a better opportunity to strike.
Race 2 – 2:35pm – 2YO Handicap (1100m)
London can make a winning return at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
The Capitalist colt showed ability at the trials to debuting, and finished fourth behind the likes of Fireburn and Revolutionary Miss at his only start.
That form has obviously been franked, and he has had the benefit of a trial in the lead-up to his return.
Race 3 – 3:10pm – First Justify Yearlings Handicap (1600m)
Samarkand takes winning form into the third at Warwick Farm this week, and he can make it two in a row.
The Mongolian Khan gelding returned some credible efforts in black type company last time in, and returned an easy winning at Kembla Grange earlier this month.
This is harder, but he strips fitter, will enjoy any rise in trip, and he can continue his rise through the grades.
Race 4 – 3:45pm – Pinatubo New @Darley Handicap (2130m)
Main Stage has returned to race in excellent form this time, Gwenda Markwell really seems to have found the key to him, and he can record another win at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
The Reliable Man gelding hasn’t finished worse than second at his last five trips to the races, winning twice, including an eye-catching effort at Canterbury last week.
He’s rock-hard fit, continues to return big performances and I can’t find a reason why he won’t be in the finish again.
Race 5 – 4:20pm – Davali Thoroughbreds Handicap (1100m)
Hold On Honey is another last-start winner with further claims at Warwick Farm this week.
The Joe Pride-trained gelding finished second, beaten just under two lengths by Deep Romance when resuming this time, and broke his maiden impressively last time.
Fitter third-up, this looks the next logical step.
Race 6 – 4:55pm – Vinery Yearlings Handicap (1200m)
Game Theory is chasing a hat-trick when he steps out in the last at Warwick Farm on Wednesday, and he looks capable of pulling it off.
The So You Think gelding has always hinted at ability, and while he did require his first start back this time to tune-up, he has since won his last two starts with something in hand.
He steps out this week in peak order, and he should be right in the finish once again.