27/10/18 Horse Racing Tips from early betting moves

Punters have identified a select number of runners this week which appear to have been mispriced in early betting markets.

Last week we found 3 winners including the heavily backed Exoteric who is the subject of an ongoing steward’s investigation considering the weight of money late. 

This column continues to highlight where the money is going early and maintains the popular mantra- “Where there is smoke, there is fire”!

Best of luck again this week with the below selections. 

Randwick Early Betting Moves

Sexy Eyes 

Has come in for strong support following a good run here last start on the Kensington surface to finish second.

Ultra consistent and third up now (2:1-0-0) she will be ready to win. Draws out in a small field however can slot in and be ready to pounce on the leaders inside the final 200m. Yes.

 

Just Dreaming  

Is often the subject of a pronounced betting move which points to her showing the Kris Lees stable plenty of talent at home.

They have come for her again here in what looks a very winnable race. 

Look for her to ride the speed and control it before racing away in the straight. Money looks spot on. 

 

Sky Boy

Would love to see Anthony and Edward Cummings have a winner with this runner here. They are quality horseman and although they have been quiet of late in the feature races, this gelding looks a great hope following a dominant 3 length win on the Kensington last start.

Ultra consistent of late and should just win. 

 

 

Moonee Valley Betting Moves

Espaaniya 

Is the subject of a vicious move in betting for this race and when the Emirates team bet, they rarely miss.

Gai and Adrian must have huge wraps on this 2yo filly and expect she is one we can all line our pockets with early at the Valley.

The Randwick trial was soft. Just wins here.

 

Mystic Journey

Won impressively last start at Caulfield when she ran on strongly from midfield to gobble them all up.

She maps beautifully here from gate 7 and should be able to find an ideal stalking position close to speed and in the running line. Can peel and run home over the top. Yes. 

 

Ventura Storm

Has a touch of class and almost always runs at the top Group level.

He finished 10 of 18 in the Caulfield Cup at his latest outing however was only beaten 5.5 lengths, in a race where it was difficult to make up ground after they crawled up front.

Expect this is the reason why the money has come, and with a more genuine tempo here, he could jump out of the ground. Can drop on them late.

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