Doomben Betting Tips for December 6, 2025 - Wealth to repeat in George Moore

Martin Pennington

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Last updated: Thu 04 Dec 2025 14:04

Martin Pennington 04 Dec 2025

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Doomben hosts a competitive Saturday meeting with a ten-race program
Key races include Group 3 George Moore Stakes and Widden Stud Mode Stakes
Highlighted selections are 'Hidden Wealth' and 'Foreign Press'

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Will Caballus bounce back in the George Moore Stakes? (Getty)

Doomben hosts a strong Saturday meeting on December 6 with a competitive ten-race program highlighted by the running of the Group 3 George Moore Stakes, an important early-summer feature for the sprinters.

Doomben Tips December 6
Become A BRC Member Benchmark 78 Handicap Tips (Race 2)
Cricks Highway Country Cups Challenge (Final) No Metro Wins Last 2 Years Tips (Race 5)
Ladbrokes George Moore Stakes (Group 3) Tips (Race 8)
Widden Stud Mode Stakes (Listed) Tips (Race 9)

Punters are treated to a deep betting card with several races offering genuine angles across the grades, and the meeting shapes as an ideal platform for assessing emerging summer form and identifying runners ready to progress through the Brisbane carnival path.

Doomben Tips December 6

Become A BRC Member Benchmark 78 Handicap Tips (Race 2)

Doomben Next Best Bet - Race 2 No. 15 Ready To Schipp

The four-year-old has shown up well in all three starts this campaign winning twice since losing out by half-a-length at this venue just under two months ago.

The mare placed second when contesting a Benchmark 68 handicap over 1200m that day and she went on to score in impressive fashion at Sunshine Coast next time.

Dropping to a Benchmark 65 event Ready To Schipp came home nearly three-and-a-half-lengths clear of her nearest rival when racing over 1200m on a Good 4 surface on that occasion.

The pick raced from the front at Sunshine Coast with similar tactics employed stepped up to 1350m for a Class 3 event here subsequently.

Kyle Wilson-Taylor partners the daughter of Better Than Ready and he can steer the mare to her third consecutive win.

Cricks Highway Country Cups Challenge (Final) No Metro Wins Last 2 Years Tips (Race 5)

Doomben Value Bet - Race 5 No. 2 Divine Okay

Lachie Manzelmann boasts a strong hand in this field with the gelding one of four runners for the trainer.

The selection arrives here in good form following wins in three of his four starts since finishing seventh in the 1600m Birdsville Cup held on dirt three months ago.

The seven-year-old held every chance prior to fading in the closing stages with that effort his only defeat from three starts over today’s distance.

A win at Twin Hills followed with the gelding joining his current handler from the John Manzelmann stable prior to going in over this distance at Cloncurry in October.

While any drying of the forecast Soft 5 would be appreciated the son of Capitalist has won on soft ground in the past and looks value to complete a double.

Ladbrokes George Moore Stakes (Group 3) Tips (Race 8)

Doomben Feature Bet - Race 8 No. 2 Hidden Wealth

Trainer Tony Gollan has saddled the winner of this race for the last four years including with the pick here twelve months ago.

The five-year-old came home nearly three-and-a-half-lengths clear of his four rivals when racing on a heavy surface and he has won twice in the interim.

The first of those two victories saw him triumph by half-a-length in the valuable Magic Millions QTIS Open over 1300m at Gold Coast back in January.

The gelding was spelled following that effort and while unable to score in four starts last prep he did manage top four finishes in Group 2 and Group 3 company at Eagle Farm.

Angela Jones is again set to ride following his mid-division victory over 1000m at Sunshine Coast two weeks ago and her mount is taken to deliver back-to-back wins in this race.

Widden Stud Mode Stakes (Listed) Tips (Race 9)

Doomben Best Bet - Race 9 No. 2 Foreign Press

The daughter of Invader is a proven wet track performer with all three of her victories coming on soft surfaces.

The pick’s most recent wet track triumph saw her come home nearly three lengths clear of her rivals when contesting a 1110m Plate event at this track in September.

The filly headed into that contest on the back of her first defeat on ground rated soft when narrowly beaten over 1200m at Eagle Farm the previous month.

The youngster has placed twice since the previously mentioned course win including when placing third from a double-figure barrier over 1000m at Sunshine Coast last month.

Cejay Graham’s mount draws better here and stepping up in distance and grade she is taken to reverse form with Forgotten Promise and secure her fourth career win.