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Where the early money has gone for 2017 Hawkesbury Rowley Mile day

Paul Joice - Thursday August 24

The $150,000 Listed Aristocrat Technologies Hawkesbury Rowley Mile (1600m) has a red-hot favourite engaged and there has also been plenty of betting action on the support card.

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It's Rowley Mile day at Hawkesbury.

The Gai Waterhouse and Adrian Bott-trained Arbeitsam is an odds-on elect in the feature event, holding his mark at $1.60, but it's a David Pfieffer-trained runner attracting interest from punters.

There has also been a big go for a Godolphin-owned runner in the second race on the eight-event program.

A three-year-old from the Waterhouse and Bott yard has also been the subject of heavy support in race four – the Philon 3YO Maiden Handicap (1000m).

Below are the best-backed runners leading into Thursday's Hawkesbury meeting. Odds as at 10.45am (AET) on Thursday with the first race scheduled to jump at 12.50pm.

Legend:
BEST PUSH – The best backed runner at the meeting.
GOOD PUSH – Horses that have met with better than average support.

TRACK: Hawkesbury, GOING: Good (4)

Race

Horse

Best price

Betting agency offering best price

Race 1

Itasca (2)

$4.20

Bet365

Race 2

Catesby (5) – GOOD PUSH

$2

Bet365

Race 3

Florid (2)

$3.60

Ladbrokes , Betstar , Bookmaker , Unibet

Race 4

Misty Lad (4) – BEST PUSH

$1.90

Bet365

Race 5

Chosen Assassin (8)

$6

Sportsbet

Race 6

Crafty Tycoon (5)

$4.50

Sportsbet

Race 7

Pelethronius (6)

$4.80

Ladbrokes , Betstar , Bookmaker

Race 8

Sugar Dance (5)

$3

Unibet

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