Daily Racing Tips – Wednesday, November 13

Concordia Wind was doing her best work late last start in similar company and she’ll relish the rise to 1500m.

The daughter of Justify wasn’t disgraced at her prior start when stepping out in stakes grade for the first time, where she was taken right back off the wide gate in the Reginald Allen and only got going over the final part.

Only lightly raced having had the six starts, she’s progressing nicely and will be powering home late under Kerrin McEvoy.

Morning Sun returns to the races.

Prepared by the Annabel Neasham and Rob Archibald team, the former UK galloper has just had the one Australian preparation and showed plenty of talent, placing in all three outings.

Narrowly beaten when resuming over the mile at Warwick Farm, he finished only a length way in two subsequent runs and the form around him is solid.

He comes here off two pleasing trials and gets in nicely with the 3kg claim for Benjamin Osmond.

Congregation hasn’t been far away in two recent runs and looks ideally placed with the drop back in grade.

A winner at his first two starts, the son of Snitzel then contested the Group One JJ Atkins in which he didn’t have the best of luck and returned in the Spring of last year, where he just had the one run.

After spending a year off the scene, the team look to have him back in top order and with James McDonald to do the steering, he ticks all the boxes.

Drift Net took a while to break her maiden but did so in fine style and was then able to put together back to back wins.

Sent for well earned break, the Exceed And Excel mare resumed with a solid effort to finish third on the Kensington and she strips fitter for it.

With two wins and two second placings from four starts at 1300m, she’s sure to relish the rise in trip.

She does have the wide draw to overcome but if she can cross without doing too much work in the early part, she should prove hard to beat.