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Racing and Sports highlight our standout plays for Australian TAB meetings on Saturday, February 24.

Major metropolitan meetings are today conducted at Caulfield, Rosehill, Morphettville and Ascot.

The Melbourne Mail: Caulfield - Race 9 @ 5:25pm

Blue Diamond Day is in the top handful of race days on the Australian calendar and this year it has thrown up a seriously competitive betting heat.

There are all sorts of edges and angles to consider in the Blue Diamond itself.

Ennis Hill ran a better race against the clock than the well-fancied Kinky Boom on the same card. But Kinky Boom did it at 1200m while Ennis Hill has to stretch her speed now.

In the Preludes very little split the colts and the fillies. Solid but unspectacular probably and apt label for both races. A look at the tempos of both races points to them being fair contests with no advantage or disadvantage to those on or off the speed. Read More

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Sydney Specials: Rosehill - Race 4 @ 2:35pm

The Autumn carnival really is upon us now and there is a tremendous program at Rosehill with value everywhere.

For that reason we are looking for horses at odds who can run very nice races and give you a sweet return.

From his soft gate, more than happy to speck Marsupial in a very good three year old race over 1100m.

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Best From The West: Ascot - Race 4 @ 5:49pm (AEDT)

The Adam Durrant trained Western Temple won impressively last weekend and appears well placed to go on with the job at Ascot on Saturday.

Formerly trained by Team Williams, Western Temple often mixed it with some of WA's leading 3YOs and certainly deserved his success last Saturday.

He has placed three times behind Variation during his career, form which again leaves him very well placed on Saturday. Read More

The Say From SA: Morphettville - Race 5 @ 3:01pm (AEDT)

It’s not a strong card on the Parks track this Saturday.

However reckon we might get more value than you’d think in the form of Smart As You Think in Race 5.

She hasn’t won for some time but has raced in the best of fillies’ company in many of those runs.

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