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Belmont Park Midweek Races Bring Perth’s Spring Energy Alive

Horses racing at Belmont Park Racecourse in Perth during the October 28, 2025 midweek meeting
By | 29 Oct 2025 | Mumbai

It’s another vibrant midweek raceday at BELMONT PARK RACECOURSE in Western Australia, where the spirit of Perth racing shines under the spring skies. With seven competitive races on October 29th, from late morning through the afternoon, the card promises a lively mix of emerging three-year-olds, proven campaigners, and those seeking their breakthrough moment. Known for its picturesque riverside setting and fair racing surface, Belmont continues to deliver engaging contests that highlight Western Australia’s racing depth.

Race 1: TABTOUCH – HAVE YOU GOT THE TOUCH HANDICAP (11:09am, 1200 meters)

The afternoon begins with a three-year-old contest that sets a bright tone for the day. SPIRITED STRIKE, DIAMOND WARRIOR and HASANI may look to take charge early, using their sharp stride to gain advantage, while THANK GOD, DOMINANT FORCE and INTOXICATING could wait for the right moment to launch late down the straight. It’s an ideal start featuring youth, pace, and early ambition. Prize money: $35,000

Race 2: HANDICAP (11:44am, 1200 meters)

A Class 1 event follows, offering space for developing horses to make progress. SUPIDO EXPRESS, CRYPTIC JOY and BIRD ON A WIRE might build on recent consistency, while PYGMALION, RIVER ANGEL and RUBIX LOVE could find improvement if they settle well in running. A tactical affair where rhythm and timing will likely decide the outcome. Prize money: $30,000

Race 3: MCA POLYTRACK HANDICAP (12:19pm, 1000 meters)

The competition sharpens in this Class 3 contest, where race-fit runners and returning contenders meet. COONDLE, SUNLIT FRESCO and LONG SERVICE LEAF may bring a strong finish from recent efforts, while OLIVIA’SMEMUMMA, HOT CHATTER and CALL OF DUTY could find form if they stay close to the leaders early. Expect a genuine tempo and a determined finish from the front-runners. Prize money: $30,000

Race 4: DRUMMOND GOLF MAIDEN (12:57pm, 1200 meters)

Next up, a maiden race that gives newcomers and near-miss runners another chance to make their mark. MAALIS SONG, ROCKING IN VEGAS and SANDY CHEEKS may show promise from the gates, and WESTERN JET, HAS THE ANSWERS and THREE VIRGO’S could be the one to break through if they’ve been improving quietly. It’s a race often full of surprises and heart. Prize money: $25,000

Race 5: SCHWEPPES HANDICAP (1:35pm, 1650 meters)

Back in Class 3 company, this contest mixes solid form with hidden potential. SUMMER’S LEGACY, VANCOUVER STORM and DESERT EDGE may look to maintain a strong rhythm throughout, while TAK GOES BOOM, SIDE SHOW and MODELISTIC could close late if the early pace proves testing. It’s a well-balanced race that keeps the excitement rolling. Prize money: $30,000

Race 6: GLENROY CHAFF HANDICAP (2:11pm, 2100 meters)

Consistency and fitness take centre stage here, as this race gathers the hard-working types that thrive with regular runs. STARTLING STAR, POINT OF LUCK and WARRALEA DIAMOND may use their experience to stay prominent throughout, while LATHAMS WISH, LEAD BY EXAMPLE and HEAPS OF MOOLAH could challenge late if the race unfolds to suit. Expect grit and staying power to define this one. Prize money: $30,000

Race 7: MORLEY GROWERS MARKET HANDICAP (2:48pm, 1400 meters)

To wrap up the day, another three-year-old-only race brings the curtain down on the Belmont card. SIR DREAMALOT, SENTIMENTAL BELLE and AMAZING CHEAT might set the pace confidently, looking to finish their campaign on a high, while SPARKLE CORNER, WORK HOME FRONT, IMPOSSIBLE DREAM and UNIVERSAL IMPACT could emerge late with a polished effort. A lively finale that closes the afternoon on an energetic note. Prize money: $35,000

As the afternoon draws to a close at Belmont Park, the spirit of Western Australia’s racing scene continues to shine bright. Each race brings its own rhythm — from emerging three-year-olds finding their stride to seasoned runners displaying their class — making the day a fine reflection of the state’s deep racing culture. With the Ascot season gaining pace nearby, anticipation for the upcoming weekend is already in the air. But for now, this Tuesday belongs to Belmont — a warm reminder of why Perth’s midweek meetings hold a special place in the hearts of racing fans.

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