Kranji Tuesday 20th November 2018
Larry Foley Selections for Kranji Tuesday 20th November 2018
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race 1: class 5 - 1000m (polytrack) time: 18:50 prize money: s$20000
4 - GOLDEN ROOSTER - Supported when doing it tough from wide gate last start so appreciates barrier 2 with blinkers added a factor.
1 - DAYUAN - Form hopeless but drops back to recent winning trip and track so will improve with tongue-tie off.
2 - GOLDEN SPARK - Supported when winning comfortably in similar affair last start and can win again with 4kg more to carry.
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race 2: restricted maiden (2 and 3 year old) (weight for age) - 1400m course e (sc) (turf track) time: 19:20 prize money: s$85000
2 - FIGHT TO VICTORY - In the mix at his last couple this trip and will figure prominently throughout from gate 3.
3 - CATCH THE TIGER - Gets blinkers after running on well last start this trip and could race handier and have a say.
11 - THE JEWELLER - Placed behind a smart one on debut and doesn't have to improve much stepping up in trip with gate 1 a factor.
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race 3: class 4 non premier - 1000m (polytrack) time: 19:50 prize money: s$45000
1 - PETITE VOIX - Excuses (traffic, lame) last start in this company and can win on best form with blinkers added for good measure.
3 - LONHRO GOLD - Failed to place as even money fave in similar affair last start but has bene freshened with good trial and can win from gate 1.
2 - SNIP - Form reads badly but drops to right grade, right race and gets blinkers back so can lead and win.
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race 4: open maiden (weight for age) - 1400m course e (sc) (turf track) time: 20:20 prize money: s$20000
3 - SACRED TONIC - Just missed last start when racing on the pace and hard to beat on a course (E) that suits.
1 - THEAGENESOFTHASOS - Resuming with nice trial after just missing over the mile and goes close again with 4kg claimer a factor.
7 - SONORAN - Went close in Class 5 company this trip last start and pay to follow with Rodd staying on from gate 2.
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race 5: class 4 non premier - 2000m course e (sc) (turf track) time: 20:55 prize money: s$45000
6 - MAJESTIC EMPRESS - Raced handy enough and in the mix in better company than this last start to think he can win with gate 1 a bonus.
1 - KEEP SPINNING - Will find this company and trip to his liking and will work into winning calculations late.
2 - MR DUJARDIN - Another suited trip and company but will need race to suit swoopers as that is his caper.
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race 6: kranji stakes a (set weights) - 1200m course e (sc) (turf track) time: 21:25 prize money: s$125000
4 - ZAC KASA - Run down late in EW Barker. Rises 3.5kg but all wins have been at this trip. Should be prominent for Michael Rodd.
2 - LIM'S CRUISER - Lion City Cup winner resuming. Trialled well and has a good first-up record. Hard to hold out from gate one.
3 - ARAMCO - Garden City Trophy winner. Up in weight but well drawn and claim helps. Should be running on.
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race 7: class 4 non premier - 1400m course e (sc) (turf track) time: 22:00 prize money: s$45000
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11 - TRAPIO - Won Maiden at this trip and fought on in 1200m Novice last start. Gets blinkers and should be prominent.
1 - GLASGOW - Put in a solid Singapore debut over 1200m and should be improved. Only win was at 1600m at Pakenham. Well drawn and could be hard to hold off.
2 - LOVING YOU - Consistent and took some time to get clear last start. Poorly drawn and likes to go forward. Big chance if rider can overcome gate.
118 deg 1.8km off Sultan Shoal
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