Best Multibet Tips of the Weekend August 3

Our first stop this season to take on the horse racing bookmakers is Rosehill. The ground will be on the soft side as is expected this time of year but the quality looks solid for a card made up mainly of handicaps. 

Hard to put a ceiling on the ability of this mare. She starts her four-year-old campaign with just two career starts on her card, winning both of them. They both came last November so she has a fair absence to overcome but the eye is taken to the booking of James McDonald. The mare has won on soft ground and good with both of her successes coming by a strong margin at Muswellbrook. Connections surely would not be in the city with her first up unless they were confident.  

Has improved with each of his four runs this prep, looking ready for the return to 2000m. He has only run over this distance once in his life, winning on a Heavy 8 surface at Kembla Grange last November. That was also the only prior time that James McDonald was booked to ride him, back in the saddle on Saturday. He probably has not won as many races as one of his abilities should have throughout his career. There are plenty of positives to take, however, and this looks a very suitable opportunity for him.

A slightly bigger price in the final race on the card but this Joe Pride-trained gelding looks well set in this 1400m contest. He was a close-up third when last racing at this track in a race won by Elouyou. That rival was running off 62 that day, his form since taking him to 76. Even though the pick is now off 74 himself, the strength of his win at Kensington last time when well found in the betting suggests that he is going to be capable of defying this and higher. 

We are looking to start the new season the right way with some winners at Rosehill. The slate is clean for all in the horse racing world as battle with the betting sites reconvenes with spring firmly on the horizon.