What is a 2YO horse race?

It’s a race event for two-year-old fillies, colts, and geldings. The event can be for fillies only or colts and geldings only.

How many horse class races are there?

In Australia’s provincial circuit, there are currently six class races, ranging from class-1 to class-6.

What horses can contest in a C6 race?

This class race is restricted to horses that have not won over six races.

Wagga Horse Racing Betting Tips: Thursday, May 6th, 2021

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Three more meetings to watch out for at Wagga on Thursday, May 6^th. Check out some high-value betting tips for the four cards coming up.

Audi Centre Wagga Handicap

Bet: Nephradiva (#4) for $2.10

Expect a back-to-back as this 2YO HCP filly still celebrates a solid win at Albury. The remarkable 4.3-length win was only a short $1.75, which means you can get a much better price for this race.

Budget Truck Rentals C1

Bet: Go Troppo (#9) for $2.35

With one win and three placings, this three-year-old can get this race in the bag. Go Troppo already won in this distance, so you can be confident that he’s got it to win this one again.

He’s a son of Hinchinbrook, and with a senior rider for this race, he will appreciate the racecourse at Wagga.

The Daily Advertiser BM66

Bet: Himiko (#16) for $4.80

Himiko is looking for an upgrade, coming off a neat win at Canberra. This three-year-old is John Thompson-trained, and after scoring a half-length, you can get a good value from her for this race.

The 55kg and barrier-5 should prop her up through the grades.

Iron Jack Wagga Town Plate

Bet: Marway (#9) for $4.50

You can expect a repeat winning with Marway’s unmatched speed the last start at Randwick. He showed impressive speed against his opposition and is looking towards the same showmanship for this race.

This five-year-old Mark Newnham-trained already bagged 11 wins out of all his 26 starts. He’s never been far from the money-maker, so take your value bet for this race.