Horse Racing Tips and Best Bets 23/07/25

It’s a big day of mid-week racing right across the country and our horse racing tips, and best bets for today are now available. Our best bets include our three most confident picks based on form, odds and value. With the team at bettingsitesaustralia.net.au, you can get your hands on daily horse racing tips.

Once you’ve locked in your tips, we recommend shopping around at some of our recommended betting apps. Sometimes different bookies will offer different odds for the same runner, so it’s a good idea to take a quick look around and find which one is offering the best price.

For today’s horse racing tips, I have gone through all the key races and found some standout picks. In total, I have three tips for you, and I’ve included the odds across three bookies to show you which one is offering the best odds.

Best Odds provided

Top Pick: 

2. Kokatahi

Recommended Bet Type:

Win

Best Odds Available:

$2.50 with PlayUp

Quick Analysis:

Going with the favourite, Kokatahi, in the second today at Canterbury. The gelding draws the widest barrier of them all, but I think there is a good opportunity for him to notch up his first win after back-to-back third places to begin his career. He will be fitter now, thanks to that Randwick run, where he finished 1.54L off the leader.

Top Pick: 

8. Elle Hudson

Recommended Bet Type:

Place

Best Odds Available:

$3.30 with Dabble

Quick Analysis:

This is a wide-open race, with Dabble listing three runners as the equal favourite, at odds of $6.00. I’m going around those runners as I’m eyeing off Elle Hudson for a top-three finish. The gelding is lightly raced, while others are a bit deeper into their campaigns. Elle Hudson had winning form across this trip in his last prep. Worth a shot.

Top Pick: 

15. Sir Atlas

Recommended Bet Type:

Win

Best Odds Available:

$3.60 with Dabble

Quick Analysis:

I think there’s a bit of value in the current favourite with Dabble, Sir Atlas. He didn’t have much luck last time out, and he finished in sixth place (out of 14 runners). Drops back to the mile for this one, which I think is more suitable and a new jockey (Jamie Mott) picks up the ride. He is due to get back into the winner’s stall here.