Morphettville Betting Tips for March 1, 2025 - Rocket to fly to victory

Martin Pennington

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Last updated: 27 Feb 2025

Martin Pennington 27 Feb 2025

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Morphettville Parks hosts a nine-race event on March 1
Top picks include Rich Champagne in Race 3 for a potential hat-trick
Other key bets: Rocket Boosters (Value Bet), Kova (Roughie), and Let's Get Down (Next Best)

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Nine races will be run on the Morphettville Parks circuit this Saturday. (Getty)

Morphettville Parks hosts a nine-race program on March 1 and our best bets are included below.

Morphettville Tips March 1
AIG Security Handicap Tips (Race 3)
Karen Beddie’s 50th Handicap Tips (Race 5)
Thomas Farms Handicap Tips (Race 7)
Happy 21st Willski Handicap Tips (Race 8)

Morphettville Tips March 1

AIG Security Handicap Tips (Race 3)

Morphettville Best Bet - Race 3 No. 1 Rich Champagne

Andrew Bobbin’s gelding has demonstrated improvement with racing this prep breaking including when a close second over 1602m at Stawell on his second start back.

The four-year-old contested a Benchmark 58 handicap that day and appeared to appreciate the step up in trip when saluting over this distance at Great Western subsequently.

The selection came home nearly two lengths clear of his rivals when contesting a Restricted 58 handicap held on a good 4 surface on that occasion.

The son of Rich Enuff proved that racing at metro level was no issue when delivering an impressive victory over this course and distance when competing a Benchmark 64 level here two weeks ago.

The pick raced close to the speed before drawing over four lengths clear of his rivals on that occasion and he has underfoot conditions to suit.

A wide barrier isn’t ideal however the gelding arrives here in great form and looks up to completing a hat-trick under Jacob Opperman.

Karen Beddie’s 50th Handicap Tips (Race 5)

Morphettville Value Bet - Race 5 No. 4 Rocket Boosters

The three-year-old fetched just $1,250 when led through the ring at the Inglis June Online Sale back in 2022.

However, the son of Cable Bay’s jumpout efforts suggested that was exceptionally low with the gelding winning twice from four starts including over 800m at Bendigo in January.

Linda Meech’s inmate went on to make the perfect start to his racing career when getting home by a narrow margin over 1000m at Werribee on debut.

While that race has yet to produce a winner the pick went on to acquit himself well when three lengths fourth over the same distance in a metro event at Moonee Valley just over three weeks ago.

The selection as slowly away and met trouble in running when contesting a 1000m Benchmark 64 handicap that day and the extra distance here is expected to suit.

The booking of Rochelle Milnes takes the eye with the pick looking value to make connections decision to cross the border pay dividends.

Thomas Farms Handicap Tips (Race 7)

Morphettville Roughie - Race 7 No. 6 Kova

The six-year-old has demonstrated good form this season winning four times including over this course and distance in December.

The pick came home nearly two lengths clear of her seven rivals when racing against her own sex in a Benchmark 68 handicap held on a good 4 surface on that occasion.

While she has been unable to score in three subsequent starts she has delivered two solid placed efforts since being freshened including when runner-up here last time.

The mare contested a track and trip Benchmark 70 handicap held on a good 3 surface that day and while beaten three-and-a-half-lengths that day the winner went on to follow up next time.

The selection has forecast underfoot conditions to suit while barrier one is a further positive in this field.

Shayne & Chelsea Cahill can boast a near 27% strike-rate (4/15) on the Parks course here this season and their representative may prove capable of surprising.

Happy 21st Willski Handicap Tips (Race 8)

Morphettville Next Best Bet - Race 8 No. 6 Let’s Get Down

The son of Better Than Ready won twice on wet tracks last prep and he has confirmed that quicker going is no issue to him in four starts this time around.

The gelding registered his fourth career win when successful by just under half-a-length in a Benchmark 76 handicap held on a good 4 track here on his penultimate start.

The pick raced over 1250m that day and lost out by a narrow margin when jumping as favourite for a Benchmark 78 handicap held over the same track and trip two weeks ago.

Jockey Kayla Crowther tried to make all on the selection last time out and her ride here is proven over this distance having placed twice over this trip at Pakenham last season.

Trained by Phillip Stokes, the gelding boasts a good barrier four from the rail here and the tactically versatile pick looks capable of delivering a victory.