Sandown hosts midweek racing for the first time this month and cool but fine conditions can be expected, along with a good rated track.
Racing on Tuesday heads to central Victoria at Kilmore where eight races await. Our best bet comes from the Lindsey Smith stable.
Monday's racing comes from Horsham in the Wimmera district where our best bet comes from the Shane Jackson stable.
Racing heads to Casterton on Sunday where the iconic live hedges will be in action.
Group 1 racing heads to Doomben with the running of the 10,000. Our best bet comes from the Joe Pride stable.
The two day racing carnival at Scone kicks off on Friday with the highlight being the $200,000 Scone Cup.
Racing heads to Pakenham on Thursday with the first racing jumping at 4.45pm. Our best bet is from the Peter Moody and Katherine Coleman stable.
Racing heads to the nursery of champions on Thursday where our first tip comes from the Symon Wilde stable.
Racing comes from Moe on Tuesday with a packed nine race card to await punters. Our best bet is from the Simon Zahra stable.
Monday's racing tips come from Mornington where perfect conditions can be expected.
Sunday's racing comes from Ballarat where our first and last tips are former Kiwis.
Saturday's racing is highlighted by the Group 1 Goodwood at Morphettville where top sprinter Giga Kick is our best bet.
Friday night racing is back at Cranbourne with seven races, the first to be run at 5.15pm. Our best bet is a former New Zealander.
Racing heads to Pakenham on Thursday night for eight races on what will be a cold but clear evening for racing.
Caulfield hosts racing on its inner track on Saturday, in what will be good conditions for racing with firm footing.
Racing heads to the nursery of champions on Tuesday for eight races on a perfect day for racing.
Monday's racing comes from Kilmore, just north of Victoria. Our best bet is a locally trained galloper.
On a magnificent Sunday for racing there is an eight race program to be run and won at the Sale Turf Club.
Saturday's racing comes from Caulfield and Morphettville, where the Group 1 South Australian Derby is the highlight.
After the excitement of Warrnambool, the eyes of the racing world turn to Wagga for its famous Cup Day.