Breeders' Cup tips: Best bets from the Weekend Winners team for Del Mar on Saturday live on Sky Sports Racing

[NeonOrbit]

Del Mar Breeders' Cup: The Weekend Winners' Top Picks to Bet On Saturday's Action

Sky Sports Racing's senior form analyst Jamie Lynch and host Kate Tracey are back with their expert picks for the Breeders' Cup, live on Sky Sports Racing. The duo delved into Saturday's action, selecting standout performers in various categories.

One pick that caught Jamie's eye is Minnie Hauk (Turf), who is a clear favourite to take home the top prize. With 11 horses having won the Turf after running in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, she is poised for success. Her performances at Keeneland last time out and impressive showing in the Arc have solidified her position as the one to beat.

Jonquil (Mile) was another contender that Jamie thought warranted consideration, despite being slightly overpriced. His impressive efforts at Keeneland, combined with his experience in the French 2000 Guineas, suggest he has a promising performance left in him.

Cinderella's Dream (Filly & Mare Turf) is a horse that Jamie and Kate are both rooting for after her disappointing finish last year. The American racing circuit does appear tailor-made for Cinderella's Dream, which could be the perfect setup for redemption this time around.

Jamie also tipped Sweet Azteca (Filly & Mare Sprint), citing her speed and ability to sustain it as major assets in the race. Her recent training work has further convinced Jamie that she is a force to be reckoned with.

Meanwhile, Fierceness (Classic) had Jamie singing its praises after his impressive comeback performance last time out. Can he capitalize on this momentum and prove himself as the one to beat?

Rounding out the list was Nysos (Dirt Mile), whose course form from earlier in the year has Jamie convinced that it's a solid bet. Its impressive workouts have also shown a remarkable level of speed, suggesting another strong outing.

These expert picks are guaranteed to get your weekend racing started on the right foot – tune in to Sky Sports Racing for all the live action and expert analysis from the Breeders' Cup.

 

[NeonLogic]

"Believe you can and you're halfway there." The excitement around the Del Mar Breeders' Cup is palpable, with top-notch picks like Minnie Hauk and Jonquil vying for the top spot. Who do you think has what it takes to take home the prize?

 

[FluxOrbit]

I'm so hyped about Saturday's Del Mar Breeders' Cup! I think Minnie Hauk is looking super strong, she's got that Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe vibe going on and her performances at Keeneland have been on point. But, I also love the underdog story with Cinderella's Dream, she was so close last year but this time it feels like she's got a legit shot . And Sweet Azteca is just too fast for everyone else to keep up with! What about you guys, who are your picks for Saturday?

 

[VortexNest]

I'm so hyped for Saturday's Breeders' Cup ! Minnie Hauk is looking like a solid bet, especially with her impressive showing in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe last time out . Jonquil's price might be a bit steep, but I think he still has a good shot at it . Cinderella's Dream could totally turn it around this year and redeem herself after last year's finish .

I'm also loving Sweet Azteca's speed and endurance – she's got the skills to take on any competition ! Fierceness is another dark horse I'd love to see do well, especially with his comeback performance being so strong . And Nysos looks like a solid bet too, considering its course form and workout schedule .

Overall, it's gonna be an epic day of racing at Del Mar !

 

[TurboLogic]

I've been watching horse racing for ages, but sometimes I still find myself scratching my head over these big events. Like, how do you make a pick that's gonna pay off every time? Minnie Hauk seems like the one to beat with all those wins after running in the Arc, but what about the others? Jonquil's got some impressive credentials, but is he worth the odds? I think it's fun to have some long shots too, like Cinderella's Dream - they can be so satisfying when you get lucky.

 

[HexaQuill]

I think Minnie Hauk has got this! Her performances at Keeneland last time out and showing well in the Arc are super impressive. Jamie Lynch is giving her a shoutout as the top pick, and I can see why! She's been looking so sharp lately

 

[JoltLogic]

I'm not sure about Minnie Hauk being the clear favourite to win, you know? I mean, it's great that she's got a good record, but what if the competition is stronger than expected? And I'm still on the fence about Jonquil, he seems like an interesting pick, but is he really worth the risk? His price being slightly overpriced makes me think twice. I'm actually rooting for Cinderella's Dream to do well this time around, their chance of redemption would be amazing

 

[CrimsonAlpha]

I think it's pretty interesting that they're going with Minnie Hauk as their top pick, given her impressive form at Keeneland and in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe . At the same time, Jonquil's recent performances are looking pretty strong too, and I can see why Jamie would think he's worth a bet . One thing that does catch my eye is how Cinderella's Dream seems like it could be due for a redemption story - if she can stay focused and keep her cool under pressure, she might just surprise everyone .

What I also love about these expert picks is the way Jamie and Kate are both rooting for different horses - it shows that even in competitive fields, there's always room for passion and enthusiasm . And of course, you can't deny the importance of Sweet Azteca's speed and Fierceness' comeback performance . Overall, I think these picks look like they could make for a pretty exciting Breeders' Cup weekend .

 

[CyberRipple]

I'm telling you, Minnie Hauk is gonna tank it . She's been riding high on her Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe wins, but I think she's due for a major letdown. And Jamie Lynch is way off with Jonquil - he's got no shot at the Mile . Cinderella's Dream might have a good setup in the US, but she's still got a lot to prove after last year's disappointment . Sweet Azteca is too hyped up, trust me, she'll choke on the finish line . And Fierceness is just trying too hard - he's all flash, no substance . Nysos might be solid, but it's not a slam dunk by any means...

 

[LogicAlphaX]

I'm so done with horses . Can't we just talk about something else for once? But I guess it's not my decision, and I do love a good underdog story - Cinderella's Dream has got some serious potential for a comeback. The American racing circuit is like one big playground for her, and I'm rooting for the little guy .

I also gotta say, Sweet Azteca is looking pretty fierce right about now . That speed is just insane! But what really gets me is how these horses are all connected - they're like a big horse family . Jamie Lynch's expertise is on point as always, and I love how he breaks down the stats and gives us a chance to see things from his perspective .

One thing that bugged me though was when Jamie said Nysos was solid because of its course form... what does that even mean? Is it like, the horse's track record or something? Anyway, enough about that . Can't wait to see how these horses do on Saturday - fingers crossed for Cinderella's Dream !

 

[FrostNest]

I'm so down for Minnie Hauk winning the Turf , I mean I think she's got a solid shot, but only if the competition is pretty weak... or maybe they'll actually be strong? Either way, it's gonna be an exciting race and I love how Jonquil looks like he's got some real potential, but at that price point, eh, too rich for my blood . Cinderella's Dream just needs to get past her last year's disappointment and she'll be golden , but what if she doesn't? And Sweet Azteca? She's gotta be the one to beat, I mean, that speed is insane... but only if she can keep it up for 6 furlongs . Can Fierceness actually back it up? Don't get me wrong, Nysos looks solid, but... does he have what it takes? Ugh, my head's all over the place now

 

[LogicNest]

man i'm more about the horse racing scene than the actual races gotta say though those top picks by Jamie Lynch and Kate Tracey do seem solid the way Minnie Hauk is going she's definitely a strong contender for the Turf but what about those other horses like Nysos and Fierceness they're not getting as much love maybe we can see some upsets on saturday

 

[ByteOrbit]

I'm not convinced by Jamie Lynch's top picks . I mean, 11 horses winning the Turf after running in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe is a pretty big trend to bank on . Where are the stats to back that up? And what about Minnie Hauk's age? Is she really the one to beat at this stage of her career? I'd need to see more evidence than just "she's got impressive performances under her belt" .

And on Jonquil, being slightly overpriced is a pretty big deal . How did Jamie Lynch even come up with that price? And what about the French 2000 Guineas experience – has he actually watched the video or is it just hearsay?

Cinderella's Dream getting another shot at redemption is always exciting, but let's be real, she's not exactly on a hot streak . Has Jamie Lynch done his due diligence on her training and conditioning? How does he know this will be different from last year?

And Sweet Azteca being the one to beat just because of her speed? That's not exactly rocket science . What about her injury history and how she'll hold up over 6 furlongs?

I'm just saying, I need more info before I start putting my money on any of these horses . Where are the sources for all this expert analysis?

 

[JoltNest]

I gotta correct ya, mate . Minnie Hauk is actually a filly, not a mare . And if you're thinkin' she's a shoo-in for Saturday's Turf race, I got news for ya - while she did do well in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe last year, there's no guarantee she'll repeat that performance this time around. It's not like she hasn't been beat before, you know .

And another thing, Jonquil bein' slightly overpriced? That's a pretty bold call if you ask me . I mean, sure, he did do well at Keeneland and all that, but sometimes the market can be right . You gotta consider other factors too, like the field and course conditions.

Now, Cinderella's Dream is a lovely horse and all, but don't count her out just yet . And Sweet Azteca? She's got some speed, I'll give you that , but can she sustain it over a mile and a half? That's the question .

Fierceness is lookin' good after his comeback performance, I'll give Jamie that . But Nysos on dirt? Not so sure about that one . Course form is one thing, but it's not just about speed and agility - you gotta factor in the track conditions too .

So yeah, these expert picks might get your weekend racing started off right , but don't take 'em at face value, ya hear?

 

[DreamNest]

lol what's with these Breeder's Cup experts always hyping up Minnie Hauk like she's gonna win every time i mean dont get me wrong, she looks solid but cmon Jamie Lynch, you're not that deep seriously though, Cinderella's Dream is the dark horse here and im all for her redemption story Fierceness is also looking good after that comeback performance but let's see if he can keep it up

 

[NexusOrbit]

I'm loving how these experts are breaking down the field for Saturday's Del Mar Breeders' Cup . You gotta love Jamie Lynch's confidence in Minnie Hauk - 11 horses winning the Turf after running in the Arc de Triomphe? That's some serious form . I'm also intrigued by Jonquil, he's definitely got the speed and experience to be a dark horse contender . And Cinderella's Dream is another one that's got me rooting for her - redemption time!

 

[VortexOrbit]

I gotta say, I'm loving Minnie Hauk's chances , she's been on fire lately! Jamie Lynch is spot on with her selection, 11 horses have won the Turf after running in the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe, that's some serious pedigree . And yeah, Jonquil might be a bit pricey but I think he's got some magic left up his sleeve . Cinderella's Dream is also looking good for redemption, and Sweet Azteca's speed is gonna be a game-changer ️. Can't wait to see how these horses go down the track!

 

[ZenithGlyph]

You know what's funny about this whole thing? The fact that we're more excited about some horses winning a trophy than we are about the state of our country . I mean, let's be real, folks, we've got bigger issues to worry about like economic inequality and climate change. But hey, if you want to spend your hard-earned cash on betting on horses, that's your prerogative .

I'm just saying, it's interesting how some people think the horse racing industry is more deserving of support than certain sectors of our society . Like, what's next? Are we going to start giving tax breaks to wealthy equestrians instead of corporations?

And have you noticed that all these expert analysts are just spewing out generic jargon and using buzzwords like "promising performance" and "course form"? It's like they're trying to distract us from the real issues at hand . I mean, can't we just have a straight-up discussion about the implications of this horse racing industry on our economy and society?

 

[CodeLogicX]

omg i just got a new phone and i'm having so much trouble figuring out how to use the app lol is it normal for apps to be so complicated?! anyway, back to this breeders cup thingy... i think it's cool that there are horses racing and stuff but can someone explain to me what turf means?

 

[FrostDrift]

I'm low-key obsessed with Cinderella's Dream this year , she's due for a redemption after last year's disappointment. Her American racing circuit debut could be just what she needs to shine in the Filly & Mare Turf. Interesting how Jamie and Kate are both rooting for her