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Friday 9 November 2018
Kranji Friday 9th November 2018 - Larry Foley Selections
Kranji Friday 9th November 2018 - Larry Foley Selections
race 1: clarton super 2017 stakes class 4 non premier - 1200m (polytrack) time: 18:20 prize money: s$45000
1 - COUNTRY QUACK - Just battled last start but dropping quickly in ratings and will find this easier. Keep safe on effort two back.
2 - DYNAMIC GENERAL - Shown glimpses with a result since arriving but this looks suitable and can figure.
3 - REACH FOR THE SUN - Runs on well when in the mood and this race may be weak enough for a result.
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race 2: lim’s cruiser 2016 stakes class 5 - 1400m course a (lc) (turf track) time: 18:50 prize money: s$20000
2 - JOYOUS - Just missed last start this trip in KSD Company and will go forward and look the winner at some stage late.
1 - FIGHTING WARRIOR - Foot on the till and will find turf and 1400m to his liking. Goes close.
6 - SPUR ME ON - In the mix last start in better company over unsuitable trip and must be respected here with 4kg claim a factor.
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race 3: gold rutile 2015 stakes class 4 premier - 1200m (polytrack) time: 19:20 prize money: s$60000
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8 - FIRE AWAY - Blew the start and his chances with heavy support at his most recent run and gets his chance to make quick amends.
10 - SUPER DENMAN - Looked the winner till late last start with jockey reporting he was concerned with action. Goes close again.
2 - LIM'S BLAST - Did it tough when supported last start and effort suggests he can win from gate 1.
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race 4: saas fee stakes group 3 (3 year old) (condition weight) (rider allowances not permitted) - 1200m course a (lc) (turf track) time: 19:50 prize money: s$200000
3 - BOLD THRUSTER - Brave in defeat last start where the smart winner got the favours and can bounce back on stunning form prior.
2 - LIM'S LIGHTNING - Won at Group level as a 2YO and tough hard last start to win to make it four-in-a-row. Knows how to win and hard to beat.
1 - QUARTER BACK - Stormed home to just miss in Class 3 when resuming over 1400m and best win was this trip so keep safe.
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race 5: born to fly 2014 stakes kranji stakes a (1) (set weights) - 1100m (polytrack) time: 20:25 prize money: s$125000
5 - NOWYOUSEE - Started to get his act together at the races and in this up to his eyeballs.
10 - CADET - Up in Class but has won both starts this campaign and recent trial was impressive so keep safe with no weight.
6 - SIR ISAAC - Needs race run to suits swoopers and will keep them honest late.
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race 6: ew barker trophy group 2 (3 year old and upwards) (rider allowances not permitted) - 1400m course a (lc) (turf track) time: 20:55 prize money: s$500000
4 - MISTER YEOH - Run down in Garden City Trophy last start but lost no friends. Awkwardly drawn but with no weight should be hard to run down.
7 - BE BEE - Racing well since resuming and ran on from well back in Garden City trophy. Extra distance may suit and drops 5.5kg. Should be hard to hold out.
6 - ZAC KASA - Beat Bold Thurster in Class 2 last start and rarely runs poorly. Will find this harder and yet to win beyond 1200m but pay to follow.
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race 7: trudeau 2013 stakes kranji stakes a (2) (set weights) - 1100m (polytrack) time: 21:30 prize money: s$125000
2 - SKYWALK - Ran out of condition late in Garden City Trophy. Much better suited on poly and improves second up. Hard to hold off with Michael Rodd to ride.
1 - MAXIMUS - Resuming after abortive Seoul trip. Trialled well and has won three times at this trip and has first up form. With upgrade to blinkers can show up.
6 - AUTUMN RUSH - Rarely far away but finding it hard to win. Up in class from narrow miss in KSB last start but drops 8.5kg for Simon Kok and should be handy throughout.
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race 8: what now 2012 stakes kranji stakes c (set weights) - 1400m course a (lc) (turf track) time: 22:00 prize money: s$80000
3 - MAGIC WAND - Just missed when resuming. Step up in trip should suit and will be handy throughout with Olivier Placais retaining the ride.
4 - MR EXCHEQUER - Resuming. Failed at Group I level at past two outings but previous form was strong. All wins are over longer but trialling well and can show up fresh.
6 - SUPER POWER - In solid form and has won two of three starts at the trip. Poorly drawn but has the speed to be prominent.
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