Singapore Racing – Friday
It may pay to get the notebook out for the 2014 Emirates Singapore Derby and keep and eye on race 6 on the card at Kranji tonight.
20th November 2013
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It may pay to get the notebook out for the 2014 Emirates Singapore Derby and keep and eye on race 6 on the card at Kranji tonight.
The Longines Singapore Gold Cup race meeting is one of the best of the year and the big race itself should live up to the hype.
With most owners and trainers looking for a win at the Longines Singapore Gold Cup meeting, Friday’s all-Polytrack meeting is a bit thin.
There is no doubt MR BIG is in the top one or two sprinters in Singapore.
With a couple of big Group Sundays on the horizon, Friday sees a solid if unspectacular meeting, but a nice betting card nonetheless.
Barring what looks a very weak Class 5 (race 9), there looks some terrific racing on Sunday from Singapore and some good horses to follow.
Jockeys are making the most of the “post Joao” era at Kranji with Corey Brown, Alan Munro and Harry Kassim benefitting the most
The Gr1 Raffles Cup is the highlight on a good days racing. The best middle-distance horses do battle for the lions share of the SGD$500,000
A mixed surface meeting kicks off a big weekend Singapore racing. It could be a pivotal night in a very interesting Trainers Premiership
While we would all like to have a share in any one of the runners in the Saas Fee Stakes, the field is relatively weak for a Group 3
With Joao Moreira riding in Hong Kong, jockeys in Singapore get a chance on some nice horses that normally have the Brazilian Ace steering.
When the hammer fell shortly before 15h00 on Friday on lot 346, a beautiful grey Ascot-bred son of Heavenly Blue, the scoreboard reflected that 303 of the 316 lots had sold over the two days for an aggregate of R171 425 000
Wathnan Racing’s Hit Show foiled Forever Young’s attempt at completing the valuable Saudi Cup/Dubai World Cup double
Demand appears to outstrip supply, not surprising given that many smaller breeders – and some of the old stalwarts – have disappeared
