Journalists Wandering Eyes Posted March 21 Journalists Share Posted March 21 What Rock Magic Stakes Day Where Ascot Racecourse – 71 Grandstand Rd, Ascot WA 6104 When Saturday, March 23, 2024 First Race 12:19pm AWST Visit Dabble It may be dubbed Rock Magic Stakes Day, but the Listed Supremacy Stakes and Grandstand Cup will be the main attractions on Saturday’s nine-race program at Ascot. The track is expected to stay in the Good range for the whole meeting, with a perfect autumn day forecast for Perth. The rail will be in the +3m position for the entire circuit, with the opening race set to kick off at 12:19pm AWST. Supremacy Stakes Tip: Onemoretwomany Onemoretwomany had to do a lot of work to find the front from a wide barrier first-up in the Magic Millions WA 2YO Classic and was entitled to tire late, even though he was only beaten by just over two lengths. This son of Tassort has drawn much better in barrier one on Saturday, and he will be able to hold the rail in front of the field much more easily second-up. Dropping back from 1200m to 1000m shouldn’t be a problem, as this guy will be able to run the race at a strong speed and give his rivals something to chase. Supremacy Stakes Race 7 – #1 Onemoretwomany (1) 2yo Gelding | T: Neville Parnham | J: Laqdar Ramoly (58.5kg) +400 with Dabble Grandstand Cup Tip: Red Fifty Three It is fair to say that Red Fifty Three should be undefeated this preparation; however, the Grant & Alana Williams-trained gelding clipped heels before getting clear two starts back and flashed up the inside rail to finish second last start. This son of Gingerbread Man is airborne this campaign and comes into the Grandstand Cup with the best form in the field. With even luck and an economical run in transit, Red Fifty Three will prove extremely hard to beat if he can maintain his recent form. Grandstand Cup Race 8 – #8 Red Fifty Three (8) 5yo Gelding | T: Grant & Alana Williams | J: Chris Parnham (54kg) +260 with Playup Best Bet at Ascot: Wild Belle Wild Belle will return from a nine-week freshen in search of back-to-back victories after she was a dominant winner of the Listed Miss Andretti Stakes at Pinjarra on January 17 over 1200m. Luke Fernie is trying to get this talented mare into The Quokka, so it is expected that he will have her ready to go first-up in an attempt to impress slot holders. Although this daughter of Pride Of Dubai has drawn barrier one, Chris Parnham should be able to let the speed go and get off the rail early on before getting out wide on the home turn to fly down the outside late. Best Bet Race 6 – #7 Wild Belle (1) 4yo Mare | T: Luke Fernie | J: Chris Parnham (54.5kg) +190 with Picklebet Next Best at Ascot: Karalee Rocks After spending 11 months in Victoria under the care of Lindsey Smith, Karalee Rocks has returned to the Colin Webster stable and looks in good shape after impressive barrier trials over 1000m. This five-year-old mare has a strong first-up record (4:3-0-0), and with a lot of speed expected in this race, it should set up nicely for a swooper like this girl to round them up late. Jordan Turner has three wins from five rides on this daughter of Flying Artie, and if he can find a back to follow around the home turn, Karalee Rocks can return in a big way. Next Best Race 5 – #4 Karalee Rocks (5) 5yo Mare | T: Colin Webster | J: Jordan Turner (59kg) +360 with Neds Saturday quaddie tips for Ascot races Ascot quadrella selections Saturday, March 23, 2024 3-7-8 1-3-4-7 2-3-8 5-6-9-10 | Copy this bet straight to your betslip Horse racing tips View the full article Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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