Warwick Farm Wednesday racing tips & quaddie | March 6, 2024

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Warwick Farm tips

What	Warwick Farm Races
Where	Warwick Farm Racecourse – 2 Hume Hwy, Warwick Farm NSW 2170
When	Wednesday, March 6, 2024
First Race	1:45pm AEDT
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Metropolitan racing returns to Warwick Farm on Wednesday afternoon for an ultra-competitive eight-race program. The rail is back in the true position throughout the entire circuit, and with the start of autumn bringing some much-appreciated cooling conditions, the track should be a genuine Good 4. The opening event is scheduled to get underway at 1:45pm local time.

Best Bet: Pasima

Three straight runner-up performances have Pasima on the right track as he heads into this 1600m maiden contest. The son of Pierro was looming large behind Miss Chenery in his most recent effort at Canterbury on February 9, going down by less than a half-length. Jason Collett retains the ride aboard the Ciaron Maher-trained colt, and provided Pasima’s form holds up as he gets deeper into the campaign, he must be considered the one to beat.

Best Bet

Race 2 – #1 Pasima (7)

3yo Colt | T: Ciaron Maher | J: Jason Collett (60.5kg)

+340 with Unibet

Next Best: Etna Rosso

Etna Rosso has been making steady improvement throughout his first Australian campaign and appears primed third-up for the Chris Waller barn. The European import was strong through the line at Randwick on February 17 but just found the 1600m a bit too sharp in BM88 company. He drops back into BM72 grade and will need to lug 61kg to victory, but with James McDonald in the saddle over a more suitable distance, Etna Rosso looks a cracking bet in this staying contest.

Next Best

Race 4 – #1 Etna Rosso (4)

4yo Horse | T: Chris Waller | J: James McDonald (61kg)

+220 with Bet365

Next Best Again: Piercing Arrow

Piercing Arrow was an impressive debut winner at Warwick Farm on May 31 last year before going straight to the paddock following a setback. The three-year-old has had two strong jump-outs to prepare for this, with his latest catching the eye behind last Saturday’s Group 3 Liverpool City Cup (1300m) winner, Phearson. Piercing Arrow will stride forward under Adam Hyeronimus, and despite the lengthy layoff, he should be fighting out the finish.