We have studied the form from all races across the country for Saturday, November 26, and provided our best horse racing tips.
It is a long way from Caulfield, or even Kembla Grange to the Gold Coast. And the racing heartland of western Sydney that is Rosehill Gardens, is anything but a coastal holiday destination. But the point is this… it doesn’t matter where or how you found this page, there’s a pretty good chance it’s going to have a tip somewhere near where you live. And there’s an even better chance it is going to find you a winner!
In the last month we’ve found you winners in the form of everything from dirt trackers in Darwin right through to swimmers at Sandown.
We have made five selections in total and are confident that we have found you some winners! So, read on below to find our best horse racing tips for this Saturday, November 26.
Caulfield, Race 1 – 2. Cylinder ($3.20)
Always plenty of unknowns with these types of races but I saw enough of this Exceed and Excel colt on debut that I’m prepared to back him here.
He drew widest that day, but gets barrier one in this, and will be suited by the trip out to 1000m.
Has the benefit of the run in a high pressure race which is more than half of these.
If he can step clean and land a pair closer, he should be able to run these down.
The Shark’s Tip
2. Cylinder ($3.20)
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Gold Coast, Race 5 – 7. Arentee ($2.60)
Jumped really well when resuming and probably landed a bit better than they would have liked.
He does possess a nice little turn of foot this horse, but it needs to be utilised at the right time, and I just think they gassed him early when resuming.
The claim for the apprentice rider always helps in town. He’s an impressive looking dude, and he has enough dash to overpower them late in spite of the bad draw, even around the Gold Coast.
The Shark’s Tip
7. Arentee ($2.60)
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Kembla Grange, Race 5 – 9. Slickman ($11/$3.40)
*This horse has since been scratched.*
We have tipped him a couple of times now, and whilst he’s paid his way with two placings at odds, he probably does owe us a win.
His only win has come first up, and his best two runs have been on good/soft.
Gets both of those here, plus he draws in the middle of the road which suits a horse with his racing pattern.
This race is pretty skinny outside of the Baker runner, he’s trialled well, and he’s above average on ability. Certainly good enough to win this.
The Shark’s Tip
9. Slickman ($11/$3.40)
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Caulfield, Race 7 – 1. Vow and Declare ($4.00)
A real pity this Sandown Cup and Zipping Classic meeting isn’t actually run at Sandown anymore. This former Melbourne Cup winner would have been far more at home there then he will be here.
His Caulfield record is poor, but he has had a Spring that the old champ Zipping himself would be proud of.
Much like the race’s namesake, history certainly would suggest that you need to be hitting this after coming through the highest calibre G1’s in the Spring.
Vow and Declare ticks a lot of those boxes. He was very good, without a whole lot of luck in the lead up races to the Melbourne Cup, and then he copped the backwash out of a traffic jam on the turn in that race.
He had hardly spent an oat in the run there after settling mid field one off for the best part, only to find nothing but rear ends between the 500-400m costing him crucial momentum when easing clear. He is certainly a horse you can’t make two runs on.
Dry track helps, so too does the firm track. And the services of J Allen in a mile and half black type race doesn’t hurt either.
Not his ideal circuit, but he is a huge tick on just about everything else. Profiles very well.
The Shark’s Tip
1. Vow and Declare ($4.00)
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Rosehill, Race 8 – 12. Jojo Was A Man ($23/$5.50)
Very disappointing on first look first up in what looked a suitable race.
Bounced well, like most of Nash’s do, but then he elected to ease and just ended up getting pushed deep. And then deeper still…
Whether that was by bad luck, or good management, well only Nash could answer that. But needless to say you should put a red pen through the run.
He blew out the gate in betting first up. He carried 60.5kg there. And gets in on the minimum here with regular pilot Reece Jones taking over from a good draw.
Showed enough last campaign, plus trialled really well, to suggest he is big overs here.
The Shark’s Tip
12. Jojo Was A Man ($23/$5.50)
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Best Bet – 2. Cylinder (Caulfield, Race 1)
Next Best – 1. Vow and Declare (Caulfield, Race 7)
Best Roughie – 12. Jojo Was a Man (Rosehill, Race 8)
*Odds correct at time of publication, courtesy of Dabble.
