Singapore this Sunday
The fields for the six races on offer from Singapore are strong with some very exciting horses making for some excellent racing.
8th June 2012
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The fields for the six races on offer from Singapore are strong with some very exciting horses making for some excellent racing.
Rocket Man goes for his fourth consecutive Gr1 Lion City Cup victory in Singapore this Sunday
A mixed-surface meeting from Singapore on Sunday with four races on offer; race 8 and 11 on the Long Course (B) Turf and race 9 and 10 on the all-weather Polytrack.
The two Polytrack races are both 1000m dashes and the Oscar-inspired named GEORGE looks hard to beat in race 9.
The Herman Brown trained Gitano Hernando with Glynn Scholfield ran first with and South African bred, trained and owned River Jetez second
Singapore champion sprinter Rocket Man made it third time lucky for the illusive Gr1 KrisFlyer International Sprint
Experience the thrill of Asia Pacific’s most prestigious races as your local favourites go head to head with the world’s greatest horses in the Singapore Airlines International Cup and the KrisFlyer International Sprint, which has recently been included in the Global Sprint Challenge.
It’s the biggest racing day of the year in Singapore and while the Singapore Airlines International Cup has $3 million reasons to make it a race worth watching, it is ROCKET MAN in the KrisFlyer sprint that holds all the attention.
Trainers Mike de Kock and Herman Brown might have $3 million reasons to disagree but it’s all about Pat Shaw in Singapore this weekend.
Trainer & jockey profiles for Singapore’s international – the SIA Cup and KrisFlyer Sprint
This year’s $3 million Group 1 Singapore Airlines International Cup over 2000m on May 22 has brought together possibly the strongest line-up in the race’s short history
James McDonald closed a highly successful short-term stint in Hong Kong with a quartet at Sha Tin on Sunday
