Horse racing tips: Best bets for Wyong, Moree with Shayne O’Cass

Daily Telegraph form analyst Shayne O'Cass gives his best bets and runs the rule over every race for Wyong.

QUEENMAKER broke her maiden at Hawkesbury last start.

Flinway is a stablemate of Queenmaker and is building up to a win.

Sofie Express is building up to that last start win in a Newcastle maiden.

William Pike can skip out to an early lead in the TAB Jockeys Challenge thanks to Queenmaker in opening race.

Red Betty is a model of consistency for a fair while now.

Yorkshire is winless after 17 starts but has placed seven times.

Cliffins of Mohmer goes well at the weights in Race 7, No.7.

Queenmaker is trained by Edward Cummings and is out of a mare who is a three-quarter sister to the dam of James's star colt Anamoe. Queenmaker won a P.B last start at Hawkesbury easily beating Count On Me. Roccaforte is no Profondo but he has been consistent of late and has the Tudor Prince form. King Kikau has drawn to be prominent throughout.

Flyway can give Edward Cummings an early double from his only two runners in Race 2. Coudreau, the former Waller housed filly, sent out some good signs at start three for James Ponsonby. Riccos has been disappointing at his last two races. Regal Pom is a good contender.

Cairdeas's third dam is NZ Oaks winner Savannah Success. Joe Pride-trained filly sent out good signs at her first prep. My Truth is a first starter for Anthony Cummings. Waller/Bowman/Orbis gelding Inuwashi is also a market watch. Exo Angel is racing towards a peak performance.

Separatist is a first crop son of Pariah trained by Blake Ryan. Separatists debut on the Kensington track on June 29. Aurman is the favourite in Race 4. Diamond Tipped was sent for a break after his Boxing Day third on Beaumont. Verzenay's chances went up when she drew well.

Millybella is the 12th foal of VRC Oaks runner-up Kylikwong. She is owned by Gerry Harvey. Fire And Ice is trained by Mark Minervini. Bowman is in barrier 1. Calaway Gal's grandson could be saved for Kensington on Wednesday.

Allusionist drew 11 in Race 6. Richard and Will Freedman-trained son of Super One has a C.V at present of 10 starts for a win and four placings. Nipotino races in the colours of his bonny mother, Nieta. Sneaky Paige and Critical Time are in contention.

Sovereign Express is a grandson of Just Trish and races in the same camp as good money-spinner Sons Of John. Believe So accepted for a race in town on Wednesday. Beenvane is Dundeel filly who was scratched from a Hawkesbury race and will run here instead. Stryke ‘Em Onesie’s chances went up when the track was upgraded from Heavy to Soft.

Siyata has a terrible draw but is going well. Terrameades had a failure at Rosehill on June 4 but she went back to the trials and went well there. Duty is unplaced in four first-up appearances but his trials this time in are compelling.