Racing heads to the Nursery of Champions for ten races on Sunday, where heavy ground awaits.
Racing heads to Caulfield on Saturday while at Warracknabeal, a runner having its first start for new trainer Paul Preusker has caught the eye.
Mount Gambier, just over the South Australian border from Victoria, hosts an interesting nine race card on Friday. The track is rated a Heavy 10.
Racing heads to Ballarat on Thursday where the turf track, currently rated soft, will be in action.
Racing is back at Sandown for Wednesday where the track is only rated a Soft 5 despite being the middle of winter.
Tuesday's racing comes from Ballarat where the synthetic track is once again in action. Our best bet is trained by the Hayes brothers.
Racing heads to Pakenham on Monday for nine races. Our best bet comes from the very much in-form Grahame Begg stable.
Jumps racing is back at Warrnambool on Sunday with the Kevin Lafferty Hurdle and Thackeray Steeplechase being the highlights.
Flemington hosts Winter Championship Final day, with multiple black type races being run on the program.
Friday's racing comes from Ballarat where the fantastic plastic track will be in action for eight races.
With Sale's meeting washed out, we head to Hawkesbury which is good to race with the track rated a Heavy 8 at time of writing.
Despite it being the middle of winter Sandown is only a Soft 5 for this race meeting, to be held on the Lakeside track.
With meetings at Newcastle and Kilcoy abandoned due to weather, the eyes of the racing world turn to Ballarat's synthetic track on Tuesday.
Monday's racing comes from the Pakenham synthetic track where racecaller Terry Bailey will call his final meeting.
Racing heads to the far west of Victoria on Sunday where the highlight is the steeplechase over the iconic live hedges.
The final Group 1 meeting of the season takes place at Eagle Farm while in Victoria, racing comes from Caulfield.
Racing comes from Ballarat and Warracknabeal on Friday, the synthetic track in action at Ballarat, soft rated turf at Warracknabeal.
Racing heads to Sale on Wednesday where cold weather and genuinely soft ground can be expected.
Racing heads to the Ballarat synthetic track on Tuesday for eight races. Our best bet comes from the Mitch Freedman stable.