Seven races will be run and won at Warwick Farm in Sydney’s west on Wednesday, September 25th.
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If you're yet to do the form, don't worry! I've done all the heavy lifting for you below and provided my complete Warwick Farm tips.
Race 1 - 2pm: Drinkwise Plate (1200m)
Dominetta is the one for me fresh from a break in Race 1 at Warwick Farm.
Dominetta only made one appearance at the races during her debut prep, but finished off well to place behind Too Darn Lizzie in the Magic Millions Debut.
She's trialled well ahead of this return and can begin her rise through the grades.
2 Units Dominetta
Race 2 - 2:35pm: Kia Ora Prague Handicap (1200m)
Spirit Of Wealth was a fine winner on debut and can go on with it at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
Spirit Of Wealth showed promise at the trials prior to debuting and put the writing on the wall with an easy three-length victory up at Newcastle last month.
With natural improvement, I think she'll take beating again.
4 Units Spirit Of Wealth
Race 3 - 3:10pm: Casino Prince @ Vinery Stud Handicap (2140m)
Ahuriri is second up and primed to strike in a very winnable race at Warwick Farm.
Ahuriri turned in some fine performances in the autumn, winning the VRC St Leger and running fifth in the Group 1 SA Derby most notably.
She clearly needed her first run back to tune up, but she gets out to an ideal trip this week and the booking of James McDonald further enhances her chances.
4 Units Ahuriri
Race 4 - 3:45pm: Pinatubo First Yearlings @ Darley Handicap (1600m)
Rock Empire takes winning form into this contest and will take plenty of beating again.
The Deep Field entire returned to action with a fine performance to finish second, beaten less than a length by Yorkshire here in August, before flying home to win at Randwick-Kensington last time out.
Fitter third-up, this is very winnable as well.
4 Units Rock Empire
Race 5 - 4:20pm: Benchmark 78 Handicap (1600m)
Pippie Beach rates as a key winning chance in Race 5 at Warwick Farm on Wednesday.
The Chris Waller-trained mare ended her debut prep with consecutive wins in maiden and BM72 company, and she dusted off the cobwebs with a nice performance behind Watch My Girl earlier this month.
With natural improvement, this really does look a perfect race for her.
2 Units Pippie Beach
Race 6 - 4:55pm: Best Of Bordeaux First Foals Handicap (1300m)
Northern Eyes was scratched from an arguably tougher Saturday race at Randwick to instead contest this, and I think it'll prove to be the correct decision.
Northern Eyes truly has returned to the races in excellent form and broke his maiden out at Hawkesbury before reeling off another three-consecutive wins in harder races, including a BM72 midway at Randwick last time out.
He's hard fit and this is within his abilities as well.
2 Units Northern Eyes
Race 7 - 5:30pm: James Squire Handicap (1100m)
Time Bandit can win the last at Warwick Farm.
The Star Turn mare was a strong and consistent performer last time in, winning three of five starts, placing on the other two occasions and finding form around some credible opposition.
Clearly, she needed her first run back this time at Randwick to tune up, but she's open to plenty of improvement.
2 Units Time Bandit
