| Bookmaker | Odds |
 | $2.60 |
 | $2.60 |
 | $2.60 |
The halfway stage on the card at Wagga sees the Harvey Norman Plate in race 4 and whilst there are some very impressive horses on the card, none seem to shape up to Lang Park.
Having won 3 times already in its 9 race career, Lang Park is a consistent performer for punters and betting apps alike and it should be the market leader here, despite the soggy conditions at Wagga.
A drop back down to 1000m should suit and whilst there are plenty who make claims, Lang Park is the one to beat here.
| Bookmaker | Odds |
| $2.15 |
| $2.15 |
| $2.15 |
Ran over 2000m, the 5th offering of the day here at Wagga promises to be an attritional affair and few horses will be as up for the slog as Adolphus is.
A prolific winner in recent times, hopes are high for Adolphus moving forwards and back to back wins coming into this one have caught the eye with punters and betting apps alike.
Fifi Blue hit the post over course and distance at Wagga last time out and should be in the mix but Adolphus is a fully justified favourite.
| Bookmaker | Odds |
| $4.40 |
| $4.40 |
| $4.40 |
The penultimate offering from Wagga is certainly one of the more open races on the card but Jaz Tycoon looks to be a very shrewd bet in a congested marketplace.
Having not been seen for the best part of a year, there are a couple of question marks around Jaz Tycoon for both punters and betting apps but it ia a horse far more used to operating at a higher level.
Throw an affinity for running strongly on soggier ground into the mix too and Jaz Tyrcoon looks to represent real value.
