Windy Hill Tara primed for another upset

25 March 2023 | HRNSW MEDIA | AMANDA RANDO
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Windy Hill Tara

Windy Hill Tara Photo by Coffee Photography

Bathurst trained filly Windy Hill Tara caused one of the biggest upsets at her local track last week. 

The Group 1 winner beat the undefeated filly Major Delight in a heat of the Gold Bracelet. 

The pair will face each other in tonight’s $100,000 final at Bathurst tonight. 

Despite that result, Major Delight remains the TAB Fixed Odds favourite for the test with Windy Hill Tara an $8.50 chance. 

Windy Hill Tara has won her last two starts, including the NSW Oaks. 

Prepared by Steve Turnbull, the leading Bathurst horseman will also be chasing his first success in the Gold Crown tonight as a trainer. 

Turnbull has qualified Misterfourthousand for the $150,000 Group 1, a pacer named in his honour after reaching a record 4000 wins as a trainer last year.

The iForm best bets for Saturday:

Bathurst best bet 

Race 8: Timmy Rictor (9)

Spectacular heat victor who looks the testing material finding room.

Bathurst next best 

Race 5: Tempting Tigress (11)

Game first up win doing plenty of work and makes her presence felt once more.

Play the exotics 

The Bathurst quaddie

Race 5: 8-11-6-10-12

Race 6: 4-6-3-2

Race 7: 10-4-2-9

Race 8: 8-1-12

$120 for 50%

To view the complete iForm for Bathurst click here.

 

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