Race day preview, best bets and inside mail for Orange on Sunday

Larynx is closing on his eighth win and/or 28th podium finish at his 48th outing this weekend. Born and bred at Gooree, he failed the scope a week before the Sydney Easter sale. Brett Thompson bought him off Andrew Baddock for $20,000. LarynX finished second at Orange in a 1400m Open Handicap on December 30. He will be running at 1280m. The form is complete. Find a winner here. The best bets are available for Orange on Sunday.

How's It Kev finished fifth in the 2022 Country Championships Final and set the win for a win on Sunday.

Loch Anton Lady is the favourite for the Race 5 No. 2 on Sunday.

Orange is running in Race 6 No. 6 on Sunday. Larynx is a tough on-pacer who is fit and in-form.

Will Stanley could have his best day in the saddle on Sunday.

Global Deel trained by Bjorn Baker is a contender in the first race of the day. Fine Vintage is trained and trained in Orange by Gary Portelli.

Soloist is part-owned by the great Paul Ambrosoli. Zouologist has finished on the podium at 21 of 41 starts but has only won three times. Sizzle Minissie is in great nick.

Jarrod Austin has won at Orange on 25 percent of his chances. Brogans Creek is a lightly-raced six-year-old by Nature’s Strip”s grandfather Bianconi. Rubiwish finished second here on Jan 6. Titan Star hasn't drawn well but has a good finish.

Miss Boom Boom was scratched from Kembla yesterday but accepted for Muswellbrook tomorrow. Starspangleddancer is a hundred times better than his first-up run at Gosford. Court Whispers is one of Jarrod Austins' horses.

Loch Anton Lady is an Orange housed mare. She has placed at two of her 10 starts at Orangel. Suomenlinna is a stablemate of Loch Anton.

Larynx is a Gooree horse that has won 7 races and placed 20th in 20 others. Conch won 9 races. Whatsin is Highway placegetter with 53kgs. Cheptegei won the Gilgandra Cup last start.

Napoleon Solo was scratched from Kembla to contest today's Cowra Cup over 1600m. Nieces And Nephews is in better form in this year's Cup.

How's It Kev has only won once in his 15 starts but he finished fifth in the 2022 Country Championship Final. Foxstorm has a lot going for him but needs to handle whatever the outside barrier might throw at him. Can Do has run two ripper races this time in and has placed at two of three at Orange.