Horse racing tips: Best bets for Canterbury, Gundagai with Matt Jones

Daily Telegraph form analyst Matt Jones gives his best bets and runs the rule over the Quaddie legs at Gundagai and Canterbury.

Black on beauty won first-up at Gosford. Matt Jones tips for Canterbury and Gundagai.

Grange Rock Star is ready to breakthrough in Race 3, No.4. Gundagai is Matt Jones' best bet.

Nash Rawiller has a couple of awkward gates to deal with but he can finish strongly with Grange Rock Star, Sensationalism, Fielding and Left Reeling.

ATMOSPHERIC ROCK is a horse on the rise. Matt Jones tips him to win in Race 4, No.3.

Matt Jones and Paul and Barbara Joseph are trainers to watch. They can take out the Snake Gully Cup with Super Helpful.

Neidr Dawn has drawn wide but looks to have the early speed to come across and take up a position. La Quinta Donna has an ideal gate and is going up from 1000m to 1400m. Battle Talent has the right gate to be stalking the speed with a winnable weight.

Watch Me Rumble has won a second-up race. Super Riff has drawn alongside her and should be near her all the easy in the run. Buzz ‘N’ Joe flies fresh with three wins from five first-ups but has draws awkward and hasn't seen this track before.

Another One will look better in the parade yard here. Mensa Missile should be in this for a long way. Irish Songs is a frustrating horse. Super Helpful is also looking well placed. Gundagai is Matt Jones' best bet.

Tsunami Sam beat Delacour fair and square last start. Mouse Almighty hasn't drawn well for some time. Bombdiggity races well fresh and is coming off a six-week break.

Game Theory always improves second-up. Akasawa had been winning in the bush last year but is back from a long break. Pokerjack won a Highway race last start. Amy McLucas will have to ride Poker Jack just as well to keep the winning run going.

Mission Phoenix finished third first-up on the Kensington track. Shohei gets in with just 52kg thanks to a claim. Too Much Caviar faded fresh.

Huon is coming to town at the right time second-up off a fresh win at Hawkesbury. Fielding has drawn out but can take a sit and rattle home. Amortal should push forward from the wide gate and the tight track should be handled by him with the tongue tie on for the first time.

Left Reeling won last start. Sally Pope is an outsider. Always On Show won here two times. The track is too firm for Always on Show.