Cliff Top The Banker

First is off at 12h40

Racing takes place on the polytrack at Fairview Racecourse this afternoon and eight races are carded.

The main event of the day is the Non-Black Type Nelson Mandela Bay Racing Poly Challenge 1200.

The first is due off at 12h40.

Cliff Top – a serious runner today (Pic – Pauline Herman)

Trainer Alan Greeff sends out Cliff Top in Race 7 and he is the possible Pick 6 banker. He showed good speed over 1000m last time, fought hard but found one too good in the form of Cruise Control.

He has won twice, finished second once and third once from seven starts over this distance. Despite his big mass of 62kgs, he should be too good for this field.

Global Force from the Gavin Smith stable may be the horse to close off the meeting. He needed his first run after the gelding. He set the pace in the Listed Champion Juvenile Cup last time but did not go on with the effort.

The son of Global View won his maiden on this course. This will be his first run in Handicap Company and he will strip much fitter. From his good draw of four, he may be the one to beat.

Louis Mxothwa is not riding today.

General Information as at 25 August 08:23
Weather Sunny & Windy, 25-40 km/h South Westerly Crosswind
Rainfall Last 24 Hours: Nil Last 7 Days: 5mm
Irrigation Last 24 Hours: Last 7 Days:
Penetrometer Reading
Track Condition Standard
False Rail 3m spur @ 421m
  • The Bipot starts in the first race at 12h40
  • The Place Accumulator starts in the second race at 13h15
  • The Pick 6 starts in the third race at 13h50
  • The first Jackpot starts in the fourth race at 14h25
  • The second Jackpot starts in the fifth race at 15h00

 

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