118 deg 1.8km off Sultan Shoal

118 deg 1.8km off Sultan Shoal
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Thursday 6 December 2018

Kranji Friday 7th December 2018


Kranji Friday 7th December 2018

Selections from Larry Foley


race 1: class 5 - 1600m (polytrack) time: 18:20 prize money: s$20000

2 - YULONG HOLY FLYING - Ran on well late to place over 1400m last start and expect much the same over the Poly mile.
4 - SONORAN - Never saw daylight last start so forget and take on previous good run with Rodd.
5 - AVENGERS HERO - Ran on super late to just miss last start and have to respect on that effort.

race 2: open maiden (2) (weight for age) - 1200m (polytrack) time: 18:50 prize money: s$20000

6 - GRATUS - Finished a long way off the winner when placing at both career starts but gets his chance from gate 1 with support likely.
1 - STARDICE - Excuses last start (roarer) and will enjoy being back in maiden company so can win with blinkers off.
4 - WHAKAARIA MAI - Resuming after poor first campaign but has trialled well since and stable is on fire so keep safe.

race 3: novice (set weights) - 1100m (polytrack) time: 19:20 prize money: s$85000

10 - ICHIGOICHIE - Did it tough on debut in good Novice company. Trials with headgear good enough to suggest he gives this a shake with blinkers/pacifiers.
4 - FAME STAR - Looked smart when knocking in well deserved first win last start and happy to follow.
9 - GENTLEMEN AGREEMENT - Ran into all sort of traffic issues when making ground on debut and pay to respect sans winkers on that effort.

race 4: open maiden (1) (weight for age) - 1200m (polytrack) time: 19:50 prize money: s$20000

3 - GEB WARRIOR - Drawn wide but only found one better last start and is overdue to win.
7 - DRAGON HIGH - Swooper who will appreciate being back on the Poly an can show up for new stable with tongue-tie added.
10 - ASTRA - Form looks hopeless but has ability and will find this easier than Novice Company. Value.

race 5: class 4 non premier - 1600m (polytrack) time: 20:20 prize money: s$45000

8 - ENDOWMENT - Excuses but disappointing over 1200m with support at Singapore debut but much better suited over the mile and can win.
11 - OLIVER - Got his act together to win by five lengths in similar affair last start and have to follow with only 3kg extra to carry.
10 - ONE FORCE - Resuming after one run for Freedman (where he bled) and trials like the Poly suits and could easily show up.

race 6: class 3 (2) - 1000m (polytrack) time: 20:50 prize money: s$80000

13 - AUTUMN ASSAULT - Drawn wide but will find this easier than the Saas Fee and bolted in three back on the Poly. Can win.
2 - LIM'S SHOT - Showed last start why the Poly is his caper and will work into this late with 4kg claimer.
9 - SIERRA CONQUEROR - Former Australian who won two from three and local trial good enough to follow.

race 7: kranji stakes d (set weights) - 1200m (polytrack) time: 21:20 prize money: s$38000

1 - I'M INCREDIBLE - Looked comfortable when breaking maiden status as even money favourite at start two and hard to hold out here with blinkers added from gate 1.
3 - GAIN ECLIPSE - Honest mare who won well first up as even money fave. Having first start on Poly but trials well on the surface and can win.
6 - SAHABA - Drawn wide but in form, race suits and can win with blinkers back on.

race 8: class 3 (1) - 1000m (polytrack) time: 21:50 prize money: s$80000

12 - GOLDEN FLAME - Up in Class but won very well last start and subsequent trial also strong. Can win.
6 - TIME LORD - Former Australian who may need longer to show his best but trials well enough to win.
13 - CLARTON TREASURE - Had traffic excuses when running on last start over 1200m and did win maiden this trip so can figure.

race 9: class 4 non premier - 1000m (polytrack) time: 22:20 prize money: s$45000

2 - MAKKEM LAD - Broke maiden status in fine style when resuming at the odds on elect and pay to follow.
1 - LONHRO GOLD - Beaten as the even money fave at his last couple but handy 3kg claim from gate 3 suggests he can win this.
11 - PIONEER SEVEN - Starts have been very costly of late so is a risk but can win if he gets things right.


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bebas118/Mangocharlie - 118 deg 1.8km off Sultan Shoal

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