Looking At The Logs
As we count down the meetings to seasons end it may pay to have a quick glance at the Premiership tables to see who sits where and if it gets interesting in the run home.
26th November 2015
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As we count down the meetings to seasons end it may pay to have a quick glance at the Premiership tables to see who sits where and if it gets interesting in the run home.
The turf gets a well-earned rest after a bumper couple of months of feature racing and again, an all Polytrack meeting with something for everyone.
After the extravaganza that was the Longines Singapore Gold Cup weekend, an all Polytrack Friday meeting is on offer but plenty of good races to keep punters well and truly interested.
Sunday’s Longines Gr1 Singapore Gold Cup meeting is the best weekend’s racing of the year
Handicap racing at it’s best in Singapore this weekend with the EW Barker over 1400m on Friday before the big one
A stand-alone Friday night meeting in Singapore and the 10 race card looks to have something for everyone.
After a rare abandoned meeting due to the “haze” in Singapore, the backlog of races sees a massive weekend of racing
The Landex Cup might not have Group status next to its name but the $125,000 feature sprint looks a beauty and very even at the race conditions.
Apart from the Singapore Group 1 Raffles Cup status, the $500,000 prizemoney on offer certainly stamps it as one of the biggest races
Nine very even races are on offer on Friday night and while that makes for some interesting races, punters will need to be on their toes
With a recent winning strike rate of over 14%, it’s fair to say that the Pat Shaw yard is having a good spell.
