With plenty of action right across the country this week, Australia's #1 racing formula has found where the sharp money has landed.

At Moonee Valley, the Price/Kent stable have launched into a progressive last-start winner who looks black-type potential in the making.

While at Randwick, Uncle Chris Waller unveils an interesting French import with J-Mac booked. A massive lead in itself.

As always, any further market push close to start time would add extreme confidence.

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Moonee Valley Tips

Moonee Valley Tips

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Progressive 3YO filly from the Price/Kent team who toyed with them last start at Terang and looks set to go back-to-back.

The stable is extremely calculated with where they place their better youngsters, and this looks like a well-orchestrated set-up.

Barrier 4, Dean Yendall aboard and early support in markets... This ticks all the boxes.

New York Lustre

Built momentum last prep and has continued to improve at each outing to the races.

Will be up on speed from barrier 4 and stays with her regular rider Carleen Hefel, which is a positive stable sign.

The Jusufovic yard is firing and this mare maps perfectly to give a bold sight in the small field.

Sunsets

Looks set to peak third-up after two runs that have built the base fitness nicely.

Didn’t appreciate the track pattern fresh, then improved second-up in a stronger tempo race.

Comes down in grade now and has the versatility to overcome a tricky gate.

Looks well placed with upside.

Ambassadorial

Comes into this off a strong placing at this track and should enjoy a soft run behind the speed again.

Gets Jye McNeil who is an aggressive money rider and has the profile to execute from the low draw.

Ready to win third-up.

Randwick Tips

Randwick Tips

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Racing in excellent form and has performed well throughout the summer, especially at Randwick.

Barrier 4 is ideal and with the 2kg claim for Molly Bourke, she gets in light.

John Sargent runners stay fit deep into their preps, and this runner is no exception.

Passeggiata

Former boom filly, who may not have hit the expected heights, but is now a very capable mare.

The booking of Rachel King from barrier 1 suggests she’ll be hunting up and holding the front.

High-quality sprinter when right and by all reports, she’s back flying.

Will take catching.

Wootton Verni

Fascinating French import who has genuine European Group form, defeating the eventual Irish Derby runner-up two back.

Quiet but impressive in both trials, and the booking of James McDonald is the biggest tell.

If he’s on, they’re ready.

This could be a big betting result for the Waller camp.

Colophon

Blew away provincial rivals last start by a huge margin (5.5L) and looks a galloper going places.

Drawn awkwardly in gate 12 but has early speed to cross and either lead or sit outside it.

Team Freedman are flying, and this one looks another in for a good prep.