Hawkesbury Betting Tips for May 30, 2024 - Beauty set to Rise

Alex Marsh

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Last updated: 29 May 2024

Alex Marsh 29 May 2024

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Hawkesbury hosts an eight-race program on May 30
Tips include Tomcat Flowers (Race 2), Scissor Me Timbers (Race 3), and Beauty Rising (Race 6)
Horses selected based on track conditions, recent performances, and other favorable factors

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Can Beauty Rising (r) strike third-up at Hawkesbury. (Getty)

Hawkesbury hosts an eight-race program on May 30 and our free preview is included below.

Hawkesbury Tips May 30
Lewcon Air Conditioning 3yo Maiden Tips (Race 2)
Paul Dowling Memorial Super Maiden Tips (Race 3)
Thank You Steve Mortimer Class 1 Tips (Race 6)

Hawkesbury Tips May 30

Lewcon Air Conditioning 3yo Maiden Tips (Race 2)

Hawkesbury Roughie - Race 2 No. 3 Tomcat Flowers

While he failed to make any impression on debut at Gosford, that first race day outing was in a Super Maiden and the gelding should find this 1000m contest easier.

Also, that May 16 event was run on a Heavy 8 track, which Tomcat Flowers didn't appear to handle and he was also uncomfortable when trialling on a Soft 7 back on April 12.

He was a $6 chance at Gosford after beating Yukan Rose (subsequent winner) via his second trial on a Soft 5 track and that 793m heat win was in good time for the April 26 set.

Paul Dowling Memorial Super Maiden Tips (Race 3)

Hawkesbury Value Bet - Race 3 No. 2 Scissor Me Timbers

This Mitch Beer-trained galloper is building towards a breakthrough win and while there's some depth to this maiden, Scissor Me Timbers has a fitness edge on the two favs.

The three-year-old returned with a fifth-of-eleven finish over 1100m at Hawkesbury first-up and in the process, he recorded the second-fastest last 200m of the April 18 meeting.

He then came with a wide run when attempting a metro maiden at Warwick Farm, where Scissor Me Timbers was beaten 1.5-lengths into third and firmer going here will suit

Thank You Steve Mortimer Class 1 Tips (Race 6)

Hawkesbury Best Bet - Race 6 No. 1 Beauty Rising

She was in need of the run first-up for the new yard via a metro BM68 before contesting a BM64 over this track/trip, where the filly caught the eye late behind a wayward winner.

Now under the care of Annabel Neasham, Beauty Rising finds a weaker assignment third-up in a Class 1 and she carries 57.5kg once again after the Amy McLucas claim.

Her two career peaks were both third-up, including a BM64 second at Flemington last spring where she beat Snow Patrol and Grinzinger Belle, which is superb reading for this.