118 deg 1.8km off Sultan Shoal

118 deg 1.8km off Sultan Shoal
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Wednesday 29 August 2018

Larry Foley selections for Kranji Friday 31st August 2018


Larry Foley selections for Kranji Friday 31st August 2018

race 1: class 5 - 1000m (polytrack) time: 18:20 prize money: s$20000

3 - WITHOUT PREJUDICE - Outclassed last start but drops to Class 5 and has the pace to win this with blinkers off.
2 - RAPTOR - Maiden who is due and will figure somewhere late.
8 - HIGH STREET - Did it tough last start so effort late was good enough to consider in this field with blinkers added from gate 2.

race 2: open maiden (weight for age) - 1100m (polytrack) time: 18:50 prize money: s$20000

1 - GROUND ATTACK - Has ability and wins soon but does have a tendency to hang out on the bend which has been costly.
4 - THOMAS DE LAGO - Found form and did it tough enough last start to think he can win with gate 4 a factor.
6 - LORD JUSTICE - Winner to good at his debut but effort to place was honest and expect much the same again.

race 3: class 4 non premier - 1700m (polytrack) time: 19:20 prize money: s$45000

2 - OCULIST - Needs a result for the support he gets but in form and gets his chance from gate 3.
7 - HAPPY SAGA - Swooper who ran on well over 1200m last start and better suited over the mile. Big show if race run to suit.
6 - MATSURIBAYASHI - In form and just missed on the Poly two back and hard to hold out late in this field.

race 4: kranji stakes d (set weights) - 1600m (polytrack) time: 19:50 prize money: s$38000

6 - VESONTIO - In solid form in Class 4, handles the Poly and gets his chance in what is more suitable company.
1 - INTROIT - Maiden having first start on the Poly but trials well and race form good enough to win with gate 3 a factor.
10 - OLIVER - Drawn wide but gets blinkers and would be a show if ridden forward.

race 5: kranji stakes b (set weights) - 1600m (polytrack) time: 20:20 prize money: s$100000

5 - DICTON - Won with the proverbial in the air this trip and track last start and hard to beat on a repeat of that effort.
3 - MCGREGOR - In very solid form and just missed this trip and track two starts back so can follow with gate 1 a bonus.
9 - MR DUJARDIN - Very progressive stayer having first start on the Poly but has to be a show on form from gate 2 with best work expected late.

race 6: class 5 - 1700m (polytrack) time: 20:50 prize money: s$20000

4 - NEO'S CLASSIC - Never involved from wide gate last start and gets his chance from the ace with handy 3kg claim.
3 - SILENT ARROW - Last win was in 2016 but thereabouts of late and could show up.
5 - BERLINETTA - Drawn wide but hard to fault winning form of late and has to be considered.

race 7: kranji stakes c (2) (set weights) - 1200m (polytrack) time: 21:20 prize money: s$80000

2 - JULIUS CAESAR - Ran on super last start over 1000m and could be hard to hold out.
1 - DUTROW - Will find this easier than last start and will appreciate being back on the Poly with 4kg claimer. Goes close.
4 - BAFFERT - Resuming with nice trial under his belt and wins a race like this without surprising with gate 1 a bonus.

race 8: kranji stakes c (1) (set weights) - 1200m (polytrack) time: 21:50 prize money: s$80000

1 - FLAK JACKET - In form, company suits and can win with gate 3 a factor.
5 - RIVER GOLDEN - In form and gets blinkers added on the back of a good trial so has to be considered.
4 - YULONG MEDAL - Group winner from Australia who had been trying over longer before arrival but local trial suggests he gives this a shake.

race 9: class 4 non premier - 1100m (polytrack) time: 22:20 prize money: s$45000

3 - IMPERIUM - Blew the start before running on super late against the bias at his most recent run and hard to hold out in this field.
10 - KING OF WAR - Super honest and obviously due but yet to win at 10 starts in 2018 a concern.
4 - SOLDADO - Refuses to run a bad race but refuses to win but does get blinkers.





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