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Rosehill Betting Tips for November 30, 2024 - Race-By-Race preview for Festival Stakes day
- Expert tips provided for each of the 10 Rosehill races on November 30
- Key bets include Fermoy, Cambar, and Piraeus, with value options like Is It Spectacular and Tom Cruising
- Quaddie tips and specific 'To Win' bets are highlighted for selected races
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The Group 3 Festival Stakes headlines Saturday's Rosehill card. (Getty)
Three stakes races feature on Saturday's Rosehill card and our preview for all ten events can be found below.
- Rosehill Tips November 30
- Race 1 - 12:35PM Ranvet Handicap Tips (1100m)
- Race 2 - 1:10PM TAB Highway Handicap Tips (1100m)
- Race 3 - 1:45PM Midway Handicap Tips (2000m)
- Race 4 - 2:20PM Precise Air Handicap Tips (1400m)
- Race 5 - 2:55PM Chandon Garden Spritz Handicap Tips (1800m)
- Race 6 - 3:30PM TAB Country Classic Tips (2000m)
- Race 7 - 4:05PM Toyota Forklifts Starlight Stakes Tips (1100m)
- Race 8 - 4:45PM James Squire Festival Stakes Tips (1500m)
- Race 9 - 5:20PM ATC Cup Tips (2000m)
- Race 10 - 5:55PM Kia Ora Prague Handicap Tips (1100m)
- Rosehill Quaddie Tips:
Rosehill Tips November 30
Race 1 - 12:35PM Ranvet Handicap Tips (1100m)
Best: 5. Fermoy. The market could be your best guide in the opener and a late move an each-way price wouldn't shock for this Chris Waller-trained debutant.
After completing a very quiet piece of work in his first public showing, Fermoy had a lot more to offer when in traffic via his latest hit-out at Randwick, where he was good to the line under a hold.
Kerrim McEvoy sticks from both trials and this youngster looks a lot more forward than the recent hit-outs suggest on paper, with this stable an improving one when it comes to juveniles.
Value: 7. Is It Spectacular. He'll furnish with more time and come to his own once the distances increase, however, Is It Spectacular looks a horse with a future.
It's always a positive when they show improvement from their first to their second trial and despite being under riding in his latest heat, the son of Dundeel did progress at Hawkesbury.
If the rain comes and makes this a testing circuit, it could suit a youngster who is bred to get over a more ground and an in-form Chad Scofield takes the debut assignment.
Race 2 - 1:10PM TAB Highway Handicap Tips (1100m)
Best: 8. Cambar. He was unbeaten from two showings in his first campaign, which includes a debut victory on a heavy track at Wagga when well supported and he then prevailed on a firmer surface.
There was plenty to like about that last triumph before a spell, where Cambar found himself in an awkward position early before sustaining a long and wide run to salute.
He still looks a work in progress and that was evident by the recent trial when he was a touch slower away before mustering up, but a more polished senior hoop is on for race day.
Value: 10. Hold. She hasn't completed any public hit-out's leading into Saturday's return tilt, although it's worth noting that both career wins have come first-up on soft ground.
Also, her two biggest failures both came when deep into a campaign, so early in a prep could be the time to catch Hold despite her not having any form past 1000m.
With a good tempo predicted, expect her settle off the speed under Regan Bayliss and if the track pattern allows, she could be the one getting home late at big odds.
Race 3 - 1:45PM Midway Handicap Tips (2000m)
Best: 1. Piraeus. He's no world beater, but Piraeus is a very honest trier from the Richard & Will Freedman yard and the son of Merchant Navy is bursting to win.
There's been more depth to the races that he's been contesting of late and that includes the last Newcastle event when runner-up to Harlow Mist, who is Group placed.
He was searching for more ground in that fourth-up tilt and now over a suitable distance off what's an ideal platform, he'll be hard to beat (they may scratch if it's too wet).
Value: 11. Tom Cruising. He may have just got the confidence booster that was needed at Hawkesbury last time, with Tom Cruising having mixed his form this prep.
The four-year-old disappointed in two efforts after a decent return and he's now found winning form, while his only previous try past a mile was at Group 2 level last prep.
His performances prior to the most recent victory suggested that he appreciated wet ground and with 3kg from his last outing, the gelding is well placed to attack this Midway.
Race 4 - 2:20PM Precise Air Handicap Tips (1400m)
Best: 11. Drift Net. While she appeared to have her chance second-up at Rosehill last start as a beaten fav, this Godolphin galloper may simply take a few runs to hit her straps.
Drift Net was fresh in that November 13 effort, where the four-year-old travelled keenly in the run before simply finding one better and the edge should be off her now with some racing completed.
After placing in some handy form races last season, Drift New found touch deep into her second prep and those back-to-back wins were both recorded on rain affected tracks.
Value: 1. Llanddwyn. Llanddwyn could have some admirers late if the rain does arrive, given all of her wins and placings have come on either soft or heavy ground.
The daughter of Deep Field isn't a noted fresh performer, but she was unlucky first-up last campaign before stringing together a consistent run of form and the two recent trials have been okay.
Interestingly, she goes straight to 1400m fresh despite only contesting sprint races last time in, so there's no worries in regards to fitness and she won in this grade before a spell.
Race 5 - 2:55PM Chandon Garden Spritz Handicap Tips (1800m)
Best: 3. Bullets High. I'm a big Nash Rawiller fan, but a jockey change on a quirky Bullets High might be a positive at this stage of the prep and the gelding is also suited up in distance fourth-up.
He could easily be unbeaten in this time in, having recorded a stylish fresh vicotry before a narrow second-up loss and if you swap runs with a useful winner, he would have gone back-to-back there.
The Joe Pride-trained galloper needs to atone from a narrow Newcastle loss as a short fav, where he gave white a winner who had a softer run and I felt he was looking for 1800m there.
Value: 2. Zouatica. This campaign has been a mixed bag for Zouatica, who landed good bets in a second-up BM78 win before being well held in his third and fourth-up showings.
He was perhaps just outclassed after working early in the Big Dance and then via the Snake Gully Cup last start, the Canberra-based galloper didn't have much luck (poor ride).
Adam Hyeronimus going on here is a big positive and as an on-speed operator who is unbeaten from three attempts on heavy ground, he's an easy one to like at bolters odds.
Race 6 - 3:30PM TAB Country Classic Tips (2000m)
Best: 11. Better Explain. Aside from a Newcastle flop three back, Better Explain is ticking over quite well and that includes a very unlucky last start effort via a metro affair at Canterbury.
He was held-up at key stages of that 1900m event, having been pocketed when angling for an outside run before going back to the inside lanes to record a third-of-nine finish.
Better Explain handles all surfaces, with a Soft 7 victory via his last win on October 18 and he's also been successful on a Heavy 9 deck, so he should be fine on whatever this track throws up.
Value: 10. King Kikau. The Taree Cup form should measure up here and King Kikau produced his best run of the campaign in that country feature on October 18.
In an open event, he's one that comes right into this if it's a testing 2000m, as he's more effective on wet ground, while there were reasonable form lines throughout his last prep.
After the 3kg claim from Shae Wilkes, he's carries just 54k for the Country Classic and with conditions likely to suit on Saturday, he should be included at a big price.
Race 7 - 4:05PM Toyota Forklifts Starlight Stakes Tips (1100m)
Best: 10. Pereille. Producing the best run from the key form reference on November 5 was Pereille, with the Godolphin galloper recording the fastest closing splits of that 1100m event.
An honest type who really started to furnish as last season wore on, the son of Fastnet Rock has a more suitable setup here from a kinder draw and he has completed a tick-over trial.
Another positive for Pereille is that he gets on to rain affected ground, with his biggest peaks all coming on wet tracks and that includes a four-length Queensland romp on a Heavy 10.
Value: 7. Caballus. I wouldn't be shocked if he's tipped out and gelded if there's another subpar performance on Saturday, as this season has been underwhelming so far.
There has been Improvement in his last two runs after producing two shockers and with blinkers going on ahead of the latest, his November 5 effort was an inconclusive one.
The Group 3 winning sprinter was never really clear in that last outing and while he's untried on heavy ground, two of his three career wins have been recorded on soft tracks.
Race 8 - 4:45PM James Squire Festival Stakes Tips (1500m)
Best: 7. Xidaki. While he needs to respond from what was a plain last start performance in The Golden Eagle, there's enough evidence to suggest that Xidaki can improve now deeper into the campaign.
Despite having no winning first or second-up form, he almost pulled off an upset victory on return in the Silver Eagle and it's worth noting that he did cover ground in the November 2 feature here.
The recent form around him reads very well, as do the last prep references through Port Lockroy (Group 1 winner) and his last victory was recorded on a Heavy 9.
Value: 10. Kintyre. Another galloper coming out of the Golden Eagle is Kintyre and if not held-up at a key stage of that 1500m event, he would have finished a touch closer.
He's been ticking over okay this prep without winning and he clearly thrives off the work, as he was back at the trials recently despite having already completed five runs this season.
He found career best form when deep into his last campaign as a three-year-old, which included back-to-back Group wins and both of those victories were recorded on wet tracks.
Race 9 - 5:20PM ATC Cup Tips (2000m)
Best: 14. Townsend. Although he's up against more seasoned types for this Listed event, Townsend is about the only horse in the ATC Cup field who has upside going forward.
While it was a really solid return of a 13-month when runner-up over 1600m, I still felt he was a run short at Newcastle, but he proved me wrong when romping in via all-the-way demolition job over 1850m.
The lighlty raced son of Dundeel is right down in the weights third-up and while the prior references come as a two-year-old, he did show genuine Group class potential early vs Tom Kitten and Militarize.
Value: 3. Hezashocka. Despite trialling well enough to suggest that he could run a race fresh in the Big Dance, 1600m vs genuine milers proved too sharp for Hezashocka.
Also, the seven-year-old is a noted wet tracker, with all five wins having come either soft or heavy tracks and he's a fringe Group 1 performer when he finds conditions to suit.
His last try over 2000m resulted in a midfield finish in the Doomben Cup and he was good second-up in March despite not winning, with that Neville Selwood attempt also coming over this trip.
Race 10 - 5:55PM Kia Ora Prague Handicap Tips (1100m)
Best: 12. Dehorned Unicorn. A genuine heavy track might be a query with Dehorned Unicorn, but he'll at least be hard fit on a testing surface and the gelding has been in decent touch this prep.
His first and second-up form through Pisanello and Headwall reads very well for this grade, while he was also good last time out at Canterbury when back and keen in a muddling affair.
Kerrin McEvoy stays aboard for Saturday's assignment and with the experienced hoop on a tactically versatile galloper, he can find the middle/wider lanes out wide if the inside chops out.
Value: 2. Port Albert. After landing decent bets via a 955m dash at Moonee Valley two starts back, there was more merit to the last start Caulfield performance.
On a windy day where swoopers/those coming from off the speed with cover were favoured, Port Albert was exposed outside the leader throughout and he stuck on vs the shape of that Listed affair.
He has a short, but sharp sprint and with a low draw allowing him to be saved up here behind the speed, the five-year-old can easily figure in this BM78 off current form.
Rosehill Quaddie Tips:
Race 7: 3,4,5,7,10
Race 8: 1,4,6,7,8,10,15,17
Race 9: 3.14
Race 10: 2,10,12
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