NSW · Thoroughbred Racing

Moree Tips

Moree is one of Australia's key thoroughbred venues, and its track characteristics shape how every meeting is won. Moree Race Club, in the heart of northern NSW wheat country, stages the Moree Cup each September as the region shakes off winter.

Our selections follow the same process at every track: recent form against today's class, suitability to the distance and surface, the barrier draw relative to this course's prevailing pattern, and market support. Each best bet below carries the top available price — compare before you commit.

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About Moree

Moree's track rewards genuine gallopers — it's a spacious country circuit where leaders can steal a break if the tempo slackens. Trainers from Moree, Narrabri, Gunnedah and Inverell support the cup heavily, which means deep, honest fields and betting markets that haven't been picked over by metro money. Our Moree fields, tips and results cover every race.

Full Moree track guide

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Moree tips — common questions

When is the Moree Cup?

Moree Cup Day is held each September — in 2026 the Moree Cup falls in early September, opening the northern NSW country cup season. Fields and odds are published on Race.com.au from acceptances.

Where is Moree racecourse?

Moree racecourse is on the Mehi River in Moree, northern NSW — famous for its artesian hot springs — about 650km north of Sydney and 250km south of the Queensland border.

Who trains the horses that run at Moree?

The meeting is dominated by northern district trainers from Moree, Narrabri, Gunnedah and Inverell, with visiting stables from Tamworth, Scone and Queensland making the trip for the cup. Check trainer form on our Moree tips page before betting.