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Nase Vira enhances claims for Classic

Nase Vira emerged as a leading candidate for the $125,000 Westbred Classic for four-year-old mares next Friday week when she returned to her best form with an effortless victory in the $25,000 7News Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Dark Eyes breaks through

Dark Eyes breaks through

Rank outsider Menemsha triumphs

Twenty-two-year-old Joey Suvaljko, the youngest driver in the $50,000 Channel 7 August Cup at Gloucester Park on Friday night, combined with the youngest runner, four-year-old Menemsha, to cause a major upset by scoring a thrilling last-to-first victory.

Betfair Hub: Expert Racing Tips - 22nd August 2025

Best lay bets in Australia for Friday, August 22 brought to you by expert form analysts from the Betfair Hub.

Saifa fancied at WA debut

Saifa is a form of karate and is at times translated as “rip and tear” and “pound and pulverise.”

Straunys Sister favoured from No. 1

Straunys Sister has managed just one win from 19 starts but leading trainer Michael Young is confident the four-year-old mare will prove hard to beat when she begins from the coveted No. 1 barrier in the $21,000 The Ashes On Seven Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Thenu Came Along is out to lead

Promising four-year-old Thenu Came Along has not been seen out in front at any of his past 13 starts, but star driver Deni Roberts is predicting the WA-bred pacer will set the pace and prove hard to beat in the Home And Away On Seven Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Magnificent Storm holds the edge

The much-anticipated clash between WA’s current two millionaire pacers Magnificent Storm and Mighty Ronaldo in the $50,000 Channel Seven August Cup over 2536m at Gloucester Park on Friday night promises to produce much exciting action and a thrilling tactical battle.

Mighty Ronaldo Becomes WA's Latest Millionaire

Mighty Ronaldo joined an elite few when he became the most recent westbred horse to earn in excess of $1million in stakemoney, a feat that many can only dream of.

Bettor Fortune is a Derby hope

“He’s definitely a WA Derby contender later this year,” declared star driver Deni Roberts after guiding Bettor Fortune to a stylish victory at a 1.56.2 rate in the HTA Rent A Gen Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

Welcome back, Ash

Pinjarra trainer Ash Markham returned to WA almost two years ago after a stint of training and driving in Victoria for almost two years. And he is more than happy to be back.

Hayman brings up her century

Jemma Hayman celebrated her one hundredth winner as a trainer when four-year-old pacer Petes Honour produced a powerful performance to win the $25,000 HTA Reaching For The Top Pace over 2130m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.

First city win for Walsh

Hobby trainer Daniel Walsh celebrated his first metro-class winner at Gloucester Park on Friday night when Donald Harper brought eight-year-old mare Sundancer Rainbow ($13.50) home with a strong burst to beat the $3.60 favourite I Like What I See by a half-length.

Heez Good As Gold overcome setback

WA-bred five-year-old Heez Good As Gold is fitted with special three-quarter shoes on his hind hooves to prevent him from hitting his front feet, and he was at an apparent disadvantage when he was forced to race without his back shoes in the $23,000 HTA Taking You To New Heights Pace over 1730m at Gloucester Park on Friday night.