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Kranji Mile tracknotes Monday May 21
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Horse's test result May 19
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Royal Ruler reigns again after overcoming injury
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Horses' body weights May 20
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Track conditions and course scratchings May 20
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Early scratchings May 20
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Safe arrival for Hong Kong pair
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Lim's Royal redeems himself with slashing win
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Pennywise certainly not pound foolish on debut
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Nice warm-up for Team Clarton as debutant scores
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Track conditions and course scratchings May 18
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As much as the $400,000 Man o' War Stakes (G2T) has only five starters, it can present a tricky test for older turf males.View the full article -
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Sam Agars LIGHT YEARS CHARM - R8 (2) Big run last start and can salute from improved draw Jay Rooney AHREN - R9 (9) Dominant last-start winner maps to get a perfect run today Trackwork Spy LIGHT YEARS CHARM - R8 (2) Has been racing in top form and deserves another win Phillip Woo LIGHT YEARS CHARM - R8 (2) Has been racing well and deserves another win Shannon (Vincent Wong) CHILL KAKA - R7 (9) Has solid dirt form this season and looks primed for a bold showing today Racing Post Online JUNEAU PRIDE - R8 (1) Honest galloper never runs a bad race and looks a good each-way chance here Tom Wood LIGHT YEARS CHARM - R8 (2) Great run last start when close behind Hong Lok GolfView the full article -
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By Michael Guerin For the second time in just three weeks Alexandra Park has had a meeting postponed because of wet weather. Only one race was run tonight before the remainder of the meeting was postponed because of track conditions caused by the very heavy rain in Auckland. A large pool of water had developed on the inside on the track and crept into the passing lane while rutting was starting to develop on the home bend from water flowing down the track because of the steep camber. The rain also made visibility difficult in the first race that was taken out in all the way fashion by Words. The rest of the meeting was postponed and will resume as a new meeting starting at 6.19pm on Saturday night, with all final field and tote bets quickly refunded. Horses who were scratched from the Friday night meeting have the option to be re-enter Saturday’s fields for what will be an eight-race card. “There wasn’t a lot we could do because the rain was so heavy,” says HRNZ’s Racing and Wagering Manager Matthew Peden, who was at Alexandra Park. “But speaking to John Denton [track expert] he is confident if the weather plays its part with a bit of work we will be good to go for tomorrow night.” The second Friday to Saturday shift at Alexandra Park in three weeks will make for a big Saturday night for harness racing fans as the Group 1 meeting will race alongside a huge card at Menangle, outside Sydney, which will see trotting heroine Keayang Zahara the star of the show as she contests the $100,000 Macarthur Mile. To see Saturday’s fields click here View the full article -
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Hugh Bowman has described Fast Network (NZ) (Wrote) as one of Hong Kong’s most progressive horses as Dennis Yip’s emerging talent squares off against a highly-competitive field in the Class 2 Pok Fu Lam Reservoir Road Handicap (1200m) at Sha Tin on Saturday (10 May). Chasing his fifth victory of the season, Fast Network meets three fellow last-start winners – Bottomuptogether (Shamus Award), Invincible Shield (I Am Invincible) and Gustosisimo (Exceed And Excel) – as well as a host of other genuine contenders, including Wunderbar (Written Tycoon), the only horse so far to lower champion sprinter Ka Ying Rising’s (NZ) (Shamexpress) colours. Fresh from a Happy Valley double on Wednesday (7 May), Bowman is confident Fast Network can make it three wins in a row after a four-length romp over this course and distance on 30 March, when he easily accounted for Bottomuptogether when carrying 130lb. “He (Fast Network) is one of the most progressive horses in the jurisdiction. He’s a sensible horse, he’s got a good brain and he’s got a good engine. It’s one step at a time, but I think we’re yet to see the ceiling with him,” Bowman said. “(Last start) he enjoyed the fast tempo, it really set it up for him to finish the way he did. He’s trialled well at Conghua since his last run and he’s aided this time by an ace barrier, number one. “There’s some very worthy opponents in this race and we’ve got to give them a few pounds but he won with authority last time and I don’t think this race is any stronger. He goes up a little bit in weight but he’s earnt that and if he gets the same sort of circumstances, I don’t think the weight will stop him.” Invincible Shield has been a revelation for reigning champion Hong Kong trainer Francis Lui since arriving at Sha Tin from Queensland in Australia, where he won four races in a row for Tony Gollan. With a trio of consecutive wins for Tom Marquand, Ryan Moore and Craig Williams after finishing 11th on debut for Lui, the I Am Invincible gelding will attempt to make it four in a row in Hong Kong under Lyle Hewitson after drawing gate five. “He impressed me from day one. I always thought he was a Class 1 horse and that there was scope for improvement later on as well. It’s getting harder now that he’s racked up the rating points and I’m probably getting on at the toughest stage,” Hewitson said. “It’s a nice race but he’ll handle himself well and will perform – hopefully he can continue his winning ways but it’s getting more difficult. He does have a nice draw in five and it could work out for him again, but we’re going to have to be on our A-game to win a race like this.” With six wins – including two over Ka Ying Rising as a three-year-old – from only 10 starts, Wunderbar resumes for John Size and will jump from barrier three for Brenton Avdulla. “It’ll be good to be on him for the first time on race day and he’s drawn well. He’s probably found one of the hottest Class 2s of the season but I’m looking forward to riding him,” Avdulla said. “He had those couple of runs where little things were against him and he probably didn’t perform to his best and John started again with him. He seems like he’s trialled OK, so you’ve got to respect the master taking him back to the races. “He’s obviously probably going to improve on whatever he does but I’d expect him to run well if he’s anywhere near his best. He’ll give himself every chance from the draw.” Saturday’s (10 May) 10-race card at Sha Tin starts with the Class 5 Castle Peak Handicap (1600m) at 1pm. View the full article
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