Wyong Thursday races betting tips & quaddie | June 13, 2024

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Wyong tips

What	Wyong Races
Where	Wyong Race Club – 71-73 Howarth St, Wyong NSW 2259
When	Thursday, June 13, 2024
First Race	12:15pm AEST
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Wyong Race Club is the destination for NSW racing on Thursday afternoon, with the first of eight races set to get underway at 12:15pm local time. The rail is out +4m the entire circuit, and with sunny skies forecast in the lead-up, punters should expect a genuine Good track for race-day. Check out all the best bets and quaddie numbers HorseBetting.com.au down below.

Best Bet at Wyong: Samphire Green

Samphire Green got a pass mark on his Australian debut at Newcastle on May 25 and should strip fitter heading into this second-up assignment. The European import hit a flat spot with 400m left to travel, regaining his momentum in the final furlong to get within three lengths of Invincible Emma. The 1600m appears ideal for the son of Zoustar, and with barrier one giving Tyler Schiller the chance to lob on the back of the leading pair, Samphire Green should get every chance to secure his first-career win.

Best Bet

Race 2 – #1 Samphire Green (1)

3yo Colt | T: John O’Shea | J: Tyler Schiller (55kg)

Bet with Bet365

Next Best at Wyong: Presides

Presides was launching home first-up at Gosford on May 16 but narrowly missed out on his maiden victory by a nose. The son of Lonhro got a pair further back in the run than Zac Lloyd would’ve liked on that occasion, with the leader giving a strong kick as the three-year-old chased gamely, lacking race-day fitness. Kerrin McEvoy gets the task of slotting in for cover from barrier 14, but provided Presides can gain an economical run in transit, this progressive James Cummings-trained gelding should figure in this.

Next Best

Race 7 – #1 Presides (14)

3yo Gelding | T: James Cummings | J: Kerrin McEvoy (59kg)

Bet with Neds

Best Value at Wyong: Silvakia

Silvakia looks perfectly placed second-up after a testing return at Kembla Grange on May 18. The four-year-old was asked to make inroads from the rear of the field against genuine sprinting types, with the Brad Widdup-trained mare unable to match motors on the Heavy surface. Getting back on top of the ground should be ideal, and with a soft draw (4) allowing Zac Wadick to stalk from closer order, Silvakia should be given every chance to make amends at an each-way price with horse racing betting sites.