Warwick Farm Wednesday racing tips | February 7, 2024

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Warwick Farm betting preview

What	Warwick Farm Races
Where	Warwick Farm Racecourse – 2 Hume Hwy, Warwick Farm NSW 2170
When	Wednesday, February 7, 2024
First Race	2:20pm AEDT
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Metro racing heads to Warwick Farm on Wednesday afternoon for a competitive seven-race program from 2:20pm local time. With a speck of rain expected across the region, we could be racing on a Soft 5 surface. The rail moves out +5m from the 1000m to winning post and then sits out +2m for the remainder, which should allow for a fair afternoon of racing.

Best Bet: Tartaglia

Follow Files readers would know how impressed we were with the debut of Tartaglia at Rosehill on January 20, and we’re keen to stick with him second-up. The son of Too Darn Hot produced some of the fastest closing sectionals of the day, careering through the wire to be defeated by 3.3 lengths. He steps up in trip to the 1300m in this maiden contest, and although barrier seven does present a tricky task for Sam Clipperton, we think Tartaglia will prove too classy for this lot.

Best Bet

Race 1 – #6 Tartaglia (7)

2yo Colt | T: James Cummings | J: Sam Clipperton (57kg)

+230 with Bet365

Next Best: Stylised

Stylised did enough first-up at this course on January 26 to suggest he can turn the tables on Romeo’s Choice in this BM72 contest. The James Cummings-trained gelding missed the start before stealing rails runs in transit, surviving a protest to maintain his runner-up finish. It was a solid return by the son of Kermadec, and his record seems to suggest he takes dramatic improvement second-up into the preparation. He maps well from barrier six, and provided the breaks fall his way, Stylised will be finishing off best in the penultimate.

Next Best

Race 6 – #8 Stylised (6)

4yo Gelding | T: James Cummings | J: James McDonald (58kg)

+320 with Neds

Next Best Again: Introducing

After a 20-week spell to go along with a gelding operation, Introducing makes his way back to the races for the Gai Waterhouse & Adrian Bott barn. He was competing against some classy three-year-old company in the spring before being sent to the paddock, and although the stable felt the need to geld this son of Trapeze Artist to keep his mind on the job, he was far from disgraced. His two barrier trials in the lead-up have caught the eye, and with Warwick Farm being the only course where Introducing has found success, we’re hopeful he can make it career win number two this week.