Caulfield free racing tips & Saturday quaddie | June 1, 2024

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Caulfield betting tips

What	Caulfield Races
Where	Caulfield Racecourse – Gate 2, Station St, Caulfield East VIC 3145
When	Saturday, June 1, 2024
First Race	11:50am AEST
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Victorian racing will return to Caulfield on Saturday afternoon for a competitive nine-part program. The track is rated a Good 4 at the time of acceptances, and with only minor rainfall expected in the lead-up, punters should expect the surface to be no worse than a Soft 5. The rail is out +9m for the entire circuit, with the opening event set to jump at 11:50am AEST.

Best Bet at Caulfield: Jewellery

Jewellery was unsuited by a steady tempo at Scone on May 18 and should get the perfect setup in this BM78 for the fillies and mares. She was second-up after a 427-day spell on that occasion and should make dramatic improvement with more racing under her belt. Daniel Stackhouse will have to take his medicine and drag back from barrier 13, but with the daughter of Lonhro showing above-average ability in the past, expect Jewellery to power over the top to secure her first win of the campaign.

Best Bet

Race 4 – #9 Jewellery (13)

4yo Mare | T: James Cummings | J: Daniel Stackhouse (57kg)

+320 with Bet365

Next Best at Caulfield: Mirzann

After back-to-back runner-up performances, Mirzann appears ready to peak as he gets to the 2000m for the first time since arriving at the Chris Waller barn. The European import has found the middle distances too sharp, with the gelding by Camelot doing his best work once it’s all over. Watch for Damien Lane to take closer order from barrier five, and provided he gains an economical run in transit, Mirzann should prove too classy over the longer trip.

Next Best

Race 9 – #15 Mirzann (5)

4yo Gelding | T: Chris Waller | J: Damien Lane (55.5kg)

+300 with Neds

Best Value at Caulfield: Why Worry

Formerly known as Dragon’s Luck in Hong Kong, Why Worry is set to make his debut for the Liam Howley stable in this wide-open BM78. He brings some quality form-lines from overseas, including a narrow defeat to Moduleconstruction at Sha Tin on October 1. He’ll have work to do crossing from barrier 13, but provided Ethan Brown can land in front in the first 400m, Why Worry should give followers a bold sight at each-way odds with online bookmakers.