NZ Racing tips: Jayne Ivil's Wednesday best at Riccarton (10/11)

New Zealand form analyst Jayne Ivil has given her best bets for racing in NZ this Wednesday.

On SENTrack & RSN's Giddy Up, Ivil gave her thoughts on Riccarton Synthetic.

See their best bets below:

Race 1 2YO 1000m

5 - 4 - 3 - 1

Denny’s Delight finished 4th at Riccarton on debut, one length from the winner. After botching the start, she settled at the rear of the field and closed off strongly, not only producing the best sectionals of the race but also the fastest last 600m of the entire meeting. All three two-year-olds who finished in front of her will line up as rivals again, they all sat handy in running. She only needs to get the start right to be right in this. Reina De Fuego won on debut beating home Denny’s Delight, she jumped quick and lead throughout, the only runner who took any ground off her in the closing stages was Denny’s Delight, but she does have the benefit of lining up out of an inform stable with an inform rider aboard.

Race 3 Maiden 2000m

2 - 1 - 3 - 11

Teleost will race in a fresh state, his last start was back in September over 2200m at Te Aroha on heavy ground. Although well beaten, he finished into second. His only other race day outing was his debut performance at New Plymouth where he was runner-up over 2000m. At only his third career start here, he has more upside than his rivals. On paper this isn’t a strong maiden race. Fast Like Thunder has been placed in three of his seven outings and was narrowly defeated last start over 1600m. Improving and likely to relish the extra ground. Autumn Breeze has placed at both runs at the distance and was eye-catching with a close finishing 4th last start over a mile.

Race 9 G3 TAB Mile Open 1600m

11 - 1 - 15 - 6

Hakkinen has thrived this preparation in the South Island stable of Te Akau Racing. He loves Riccarton having won two before producing a narrow second placing last start in the Listed Spring Classic over 2000m. He got back from the barrier and closed strongly. Barrier 1 should have him travel a touch closer to the speed, but he may require some luck in running. Mystic Park won this race 12 months ago and is the inform galloper, winning his last two, including the key lead up race. Daniel Stackhouse crossed the Tasman 12 months ago and takes the reins again on Wednesday.

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