Port Macquarie preview: Tips, best bets and inside mail, Sunday races, Daily Telegraph

Robarge is a four-year-old mare from Tuncurry. She has two wins and five placings from seven starts. Robarge came within a whisker of being a three-time winner when she came second in a deep Class 2 at Scone on March 20. The mares is part-owned by the popular racing snapper Steve Hart. Robry had a dramatic and eventful start to life when her first barrier trial was held in May, 2021. Her grandam Scotch And Dry won the Group 2 Matamata Breeder’s Stakes as a two- year- old.

Moroccan Lad is the best bet for the first race at Port Macquarie.

Roberry is the next best in Race 3 No.8. Progressive Tuncurry mare has raced seven times for two wins and five placings.

Neil Gobolt sponsors a race that he can win. The stable's last start winner is the favourite.

Andrew Gibbons is a jockey to follow at Port Macquarie on Sunday.

Moroccan Lad is trained locally by Jenny Graham and has trialled well. Canny Prospect is a Todd Howlett-trained gelding who was an impressive trial winner at Scone last month. Orthie’s Girls wasn't asked to do anything in her Gosford trial.

Eva Daniela is sure to capture much of the punters' cash. Kris Lees won a Queen Elizabeth Stakes with Lucia Valentina wearing the same colours as Eva Daniel. Marc Quinn’s lightly-raced Zoom Outcome has the talent but has to overcome a wide draw. Icing On The Cake makes her stable debut for Glen Milligan.

Robarge is a progressive mare from the Tuncurry stables of Terry Evans. Robarge has a great record of seven starts for two wins and five placings. Dollson should be at his peak now, racing for the fourth time this campaign. Market watch is advised on Mista Razzledazzle.

Reateros ran three creditable races for Richard Little. Reatero has his first run on Sunday for Wayne Wilkes. Joanne Jardy’s Rhapsody Queen has placed at two of her three starts and was fourth at the other. Lee and Cherie Curtis trained chestnut Stariks is knocking on the door.

Anna Roper won her first race ride on April 3 riding Alpha Go. Thunder Rose will be ridden by Anna Ropers. Ciao Uno has drawn wide. Golden Fantasy has won once and placed five times in her 11 starts.

Condover Hall won the last start at Port Macquarie. Show A Heart son Shows Pride is good on rain affected ground. Hunter Bred won his maiden at the same venue last month.

Deep Snow is the son of Deep Field and has raced five times for a win and two placings. Darci Diva is new to the Paul Shailer camp and won a trial here beating Moroccan Lad. Adelina is a last start winner.