Canterbury races free betting tips & best odds | July 3, 2024

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Canterbury betting tips

What	Canterbury Races
Where	Canterbury Park Racecourse – King Street, Canterbury NSW 2193
When	Wednesday, July 3, 2024
First Race	12:50pm AEST
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Canterbury Park Racecourse is the destination for NSW metro racing on Wednesday afternoon, with a competitive seven-race program set for decision. The rail is out +6m the entire circuit, and with the track rated a Heavy 9 at the time of acceptances and more rain on the way, punters should expect the surface to continue deteriorating in the lead-up. All the action is scheduled to get underway at 12:50pm AEST.

Best Bet at Canterbury: Chief Conductor

Chief Conductor was sensational resuming at Randwick on June 8, powering through the line to finish within 2.6 lengths of Fleetwood. The son of I Am Invincible was dragged back towards the rear of the field over the unsuitable 1000m journey, with the Sara Ryan-trained gelding doing his best work late. Barrier three should allow Tim Clark to take closer order, and provided he can land in the one-one this time, Chief Conductor should have the class to dispatch this lot.

Best Bet

Race 6 – #5 Chief Conductor (3)

5yo Gelding | T: Sara Ryan | J: Tim Clark (60.5kg)

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Next Best: Extremely Hardys

Extremely Hardys has impressed in her two barrier trials heading into her debut for the Chris Waller barn and finds a winnable first-up assignment. The filly by Extreme Choice caught the eye in a recent piece of work at Rosehill on June 21, being pushed out to score by a half-length on Soft conditions. She should get the ideal run in transit from barrier two, and although the Heavy surface will prove testing at the first time of asking, Extremely Hardys should be right in this.

Next Best

Race 1 – #5 Extremely Hardys (2)

2yo Filly | T: Chris Waller | J: Tim Clark (56kg)

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Next Best Again at Canterbury: Diamond Model

Diamond Model looks poised to strike third-up in the campaign after a luckless performance at course and distance on June 19. The daughter of Akeed Mofeed should’ve won on that occasion, sitting three wide without cover in the middle stages before exploding down the centre of the course to get within a half-length of Iron Man. She should find a midfield sit with cover under Nash Rawiller this time, and if she shows a similar turn-of-foot with fitness on her side, Diamond Model should be able to lug the big weight to victory.