Makybe Diva Stakes Tips for Trifecta & First Four

We have expert horse racing tips for the Makybe Diva Stakes at Flemington on Saturday, which is one of the more mouthwatering Group 1 races of the season.

It takes place on Race 8 at 4:20pm, and we have a runner-by-runner betting guide available for Makybe Diva Stakes.

The race features the likes of Via Sistina and Mr Brightside, and the best Australian betting sites have value odds available!

Our best bets for Makybe Diva Stakes

Best Bet:

#8 Via Sistina @ $2.10

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Best Each Way:

#2 Pinstriped @ $8.00

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Best Roughie:

#4 Antino @ $13.00

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Makybe Diva Stakes Tips for Trifecta

Punters should have five runners on their ticket for Makybe Diva Stakes trifecta. We recommend taking a boxed percentage trifecta. Spend what you want, and the payouts can be massive.

Via Sistina
Pinstriped
Antino
Mr Brightside
Pride of Jenni

Makybe Diva Stakes First-Four Tips

We have included six runners for our Makybe Diva Stakes first-four. Boxing all six selections for a percentage can still result in a huge payout, and you spend what you want.

Via Sistina
Pinstriped
Antino
Mr Brightside
Pride of Jenni
Atishu

Makybe Diva Stakes Form Guide & Tips

(1) Mr Brightside ($3.80)

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The champion fought bravely for second behind Pinstriped in the Memsie, and there was nothing wrong with that effort.

He goes into calculations based on that run, and he owns four wins second-up from six attempts, so he’s even better with a run under his belt.

Our only worry is Flemington, where he owns only two wins, but he can’t be left out.

(2) Pinstriped (Best Each Way – $8.00)

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He looked good when winning the Memsie, and he has one of the better turn-of-foots in the business.

The six-year-old finally lived up to expectations with the biggest win of his career, and he’s good enough to kick on with it.

Getting $8.00 for a runner with his ability is too good to pass up.

(3) Circle of Fire ($126.00)

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He’s a resuming stayer and he’ll likely be run off his feet, hence the big odds available.

We can’t see him running well enough to figure in the finish, but watch for him to run well later in the spring.

(4) Antino (Best Roughie – $13.00)

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A poor start to the Memsie Stakes gave him no chance of winning last time out, but we’re happy to back him again.

The six-year-old owns 10 wins from 18 starts, and he needs to jump well and ride the speed to have any chance, so we’re taking him on trust.

The double-figure odds are overly generous.

(5) Warmonger ($26.00)

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He won the Queensland Derby at his start, and he’s in the same camp as Circle of Fire.

Warmonger needs the run for distance targets later this spring, but he has been backed in from an opening quote of $41.00.

(6) Pride of Jenni ($5.50)

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We’re not sure what went wrong with Pride of Jenni last time out. The QEII winner was gone on the turn, and she never traveled generously.

A bounce back is expected, but we’re worried that last season might have taken too much out of her, and the odds agree.

She’s talented and we’re not leaving her out, but the jury is out right now.

(7) Atishu ($16.00)

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After running 3.4 lengths behind Via Sistina fresh up, we’re not sure if Atishu is running well enough to go close.

The seven-year-old mare is talented at her best, but this is an elite field, and running fourth might be her best chance.

We would need to see betting support come on race day.

(8) Via Sistina (Best Bet – $2.10)

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We couldn’t have been more impressed with Via Sistina’s win at Randwick, and the former import could be in for a big spring.

The seven-year-old is having her first start at Flemington, but having the long straight to wind up only adds to her appeal.

James McDonald comes to Melbourne for the ride, and he could pay off.

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