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Thursday 25 October 2018
Kranji Friday 26th October 2018
Kranji Friday 26th October 2018
Selections from Larry Foley :-
race 1: class 5 - 1000m (polytrack) time: 18:20 prize money: s$20000
11 - GANGNAM CLASSIC - Competitive of late and may not get a better chance than this weak field.
3 - SOLITAIRE - Never involved last start but won two back and this field lacks depth so must be considered.
4 - KUBERA'S CHIEF - Stopped in his tracks last start but was due prior and will look the winner at some stages.
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race 2: restricted maiden (2 and 3 year old) (weight for age) - 1200m course c (lc) (turf track) time: 18:50 prize money: s$85000
4 - TOOSBIES - Loomed some hope with support last start on the back of a good trials and happy to follow from gate 4.
7 - EXCELLENT MOON - Worked home very well late at recent trial with blinkers added and must be respected on debut.
1 - GOLDEN WIN - NH-bred 3YO who has trialled well enough to consider but wide gate makes winning tough on debut.
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race 3: kranji stakes d (1) (set weights) - 1400m course c (lc) (turf track) time: 19:20 prize money: s$38000
5 - REALLY CAPABLE - In the mix of late and gets blinkers added over his favourite trip so right in this.
6 - PAPERBACK TROOPER - Did everything bar win last start with gap to third and hard to hold out stepping up to 1400m.
9 - DREAMER LEGEND - Ran into trouble late when running on strongly last start and gets his chance over 1400m.
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race 4: open maiden (2) (weight for age) - 1400m course c (lc) (turf track) time: 19:50 prize money: s$20000
4 - SACRED TONIC - Blinkers off after being very disappointing with support last start but has trialled well since and happy to give another chance.
3 - HEART OF COURAGE - Kiwi who ran on very well at Singapore debut and should be hard to hold out over 1400m.
1 - MAI DARKO - Due, form this trip and track very good and hard to hold out.
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race 5: class 4 premier - 1000m (polytrack) time: 20:20 prize money: s$60000
6 - WHY NOT - Just missed last start (jockey dropped whip 300m) and can make quicks amends with tongue-tie added.
4 - BEST WISHES - Very much appreciates good gate after doing it tough from wide alleys of late and goes close.
3 - SUPER HERO - Ran on super last start to just miss and expect much the same.
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race 6: open maiden (1) (weight for age) - 1400m course c (lc) (turf track) time: 20:50 prize money: s$20000
2 - AYUTTHAYA - Drawn wide but ready to win and this race looks ideal.
3 - GEB WARRIOR - Ran on to be in the mix with Ayutthaya over this trip last start and gets the favours from gate 1.
6 - ITOLDYOUSO - Had support and should have benefited from a tough debut run. Keep safe with no weight from gate 2.
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race 7: kranji stakes d (2) (set weights) - 1400m course c (lc) (turf track) time: 21:20 prize money: s$38000
4 - SATELLITE WARRIOR - Traffic excuses before running on super to be in the winning mix last start and must go close.
1 - BLITZ POWER - Ran on well to break maiden status last start when blinkers added and expect much the same here.
3 - LIM'S PERSHING - Looks hopelessly out of form but race suits and gets blinkers added on the back of a solid trial so can win.
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race 8: class 4 non premier - 1400m course c (lc) (turf track) time: 21:50 prize money: s$45000
1 - BATTLE OF TROY - Excuses lasts start and worked home OK. All four wins have been at this trip and with 2kg claim can win down in Class 4.
10 - RED CLAW - Put in a solid effort when resuming on poly in class 4 premier over 1100m. Better suited here and with Olivier Placais to ride should be prominent throughout.
4 - ARES - Struggled when resuming on the Poly but better suited this surface and distance. Big show.
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race 9: class 4 non premier - 1000m (polytrack) time: 22:20 prize money: s$45000
3 - GOLDEN FLAME - Has shown speed at both outings since arrival. Trialled well recently and from good gate should be hard to run down.
4 - LUCKY MASTER - Resuming and trial was solid. Suited this distance and could run on. Watch for support.
6 - THE GOLDEN GOAT - Backing up after good win in this class over 1100m last week. Rises 0.5kg and should be prominent.
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