Best Multibet Tips of the Day | May 24

It's a massive day of horse racing on Friday in Australia and I'm here to try and nail a multi across race meetings at Cranbourne and Murwillumbah. Cranbourne will continue its night racing tradition and the 1st race starts at 5:15pm until 8:45pm (AEDT). There's a total of 8 races and the track is a soft 5 at this stage. Murwillumbah will feature the Club Beef Week Cup in Race 7 on Friday afternoon. The track is a bit wet at the moment as it's rated a heavy 10 so keep that in mind when betting.

Bookmaker	Odds
	$1.50
	$1.50
	$1.50

Unlimited Magic is back for a second run after a six-month break. In her first race back, she finished 6th out of 16 at Warrnambool on April 30 over 1100m. It was a tough race on slow ground, and she was 3 lengths behind Romantic Choice with 58kg at $3.80. Before that, her second-up race saw her coming in second last at Sale on October 29 over 1000m, 7 lengths behind Rey Magnerio. Despite starting as the favorite at the Warrnambool May Carnival, she had a rough run from barrier eight, covering extra ground but still managing to secure sixth place. With Zac Spain in the saddle and a smaller field, she's looking fitter and ready to improve.

Bookmaker	Odds
	$1.40
	$1.40
	$1.40

Walter Spur is on his second run back after a four-month break. His first race back was a tough one, finishing 11th out of 16 at Warrnambool on April 30 over 1100m, on a slow track, carrying 60kg at $5. In his previous second-up race, he showed more promise, coming in 3rd in a small field at Geelong on December 27 over 1147m, also on a slow track, just 2 lengths behind Cheval Chic with 60kg at $2. With Jake Noonan riding, Walter Spur is in a good spot to improve sharply.

Bookmaker	Odds
	$1.50
	$1.45
	$1.50

Bean Foggy is a solid gelding who recently finished 2nd out of 9 at Eagle Farm on May 8 over 1500m, carrying 59.5kg at $6.50. Before that, he was 6th out of 9 at Eagle Farm on April 20 over 1400m on a slow track, 4.5 lengths behind Tojaki with 58.5kg at $19. With Ben Looker as his jockey, Bean Foggy is nicely placed to score this time. He's shown he can handle slow tracks, which should suit nicely at Murwillumbah on Friday.