The headline race at Rosehill Gardens in Sydney on Saturday is the 2017 Coolmore Classic, betting tips and the latest odds for the fillies-and-mares’ feature found below.

It is a nineteen-starter field full of depth engaged for this season’s $600,000 Group 1 Coolmore Classic (1500m), the handicap clash set to run as Rosehill Race 7 at 4:15pm (AEDT).

Heading the latest Coolmore Classic betting markets at Ladbrokes.com.au – who are offering Enhanced Coolmore Classic odds (T&Cs apply / Max Bet $100) – at $3.60 and firming is the Chris Waller-trained Omei Sword.

She has come up with the far outside alley (19 of 19) giving her a massive task to overcome the barrier, but the bookies are taking no chances with the Golden Rose runner-up who caught the eye with a second in the Surround Stakes first-up.

The biggest dangers out to stop Omei Sword from living up to the pre-race hype are Dixie Blossoms ($6.50) for last year’s winning trainer Ron Quinton and the dual Group 1 winner Global Glamour ($9).

Earlier in the week we published our comprehensive 2017 Coolmore Classic Form Guide & Betting Preview and based on the facts and stats uncovered there we have the runners to back and sack in the Group 1 listed below.

1^st

#2 Dixie Blossoms ($6.50)

This is a very hard race for the punters with so many livewire chances for the win. Quinton won his second Coolmore last year with the ill-fated Peeping in an upset and think he’s got a big hope to go back-to-back with this in-form four-year-old. She comes off the runaway 6.5 length win in the Guy Walter Stakes, which produced Peeping (3^rd) last year and if there’s any rain around she’ll be swimming. Decent barrier compared to the favourite and big danger.

2^nd

#9 Silent Sedition ($13)

Double-figures looks overs for this Victorian raider, the War Chant four-year-old coming off a Group 3 Mannerism Stakes (1400m) win for the punters at Caulfield. Ridden by last year’s winning hoop Sam Clipperton and boasts the highest Place Rate of the field (93%). Out really wide (18) so if she gets into the right spot she can finish hard late.

3^rd

#14 Omei Sword ($3.60)

She is shaping-up as a bona fide star in the making, but she’ll be working from the widest alley in this big field. Second-up she strips fitter and is the best of the three-year-olds looking to win for the fillies for the first time since Typhoon Tracy (2009). Her first-up run was delayed, but there was no doubting she was back in flying form with the Surround Stakes second. Group 1 performed and on just 52.5kg could get the job done for the punters.

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