Union Jack – Fairview Feature Flag!

First off at 13h05

The non black-type Founders Trophy heads the Fairview eight-race polytrack meeting this afternoon.

As it’s month end, exotic pools are expected to be healthy, but without a standout banker, the card looks tricky.

Dawnbreaker is a powerful front-runner (Pic – Pauline Herman Photography)

Back from holiday, Greg Cheyne has a decent card of rides and he pilots the former Brett Crawford runner Union Jack in the feature.

The son of Captain Al has improved steadily at his three runs here and beat Stormy Eclipse with authority last time. His polytrack ability is unknown – although it is inconceivable to think that trainer Alan Greeff would have taken his chances on the surface. He is a big runner.

Gimme The Stars lost his last race in the stipes boardroom and could set the record straight here.

Dawnbreaker is a powerful front-runner who bids for a hat-trick of wins.

Pick up your racecard here

Here are the first-timer / rested horses comments – we regret that they are not very comprehensive:

1 13:05 – ITSARUSH.CO.ZA WELCOMES YOU MAIDEN PLATE (F & M)

4 KATIA Y Bremner: No comment given

13 NIFTY FIFTY A C Greeff: No comment given

14 NOTRE-DAME A C Greeff: No comment given

15 SILVARI Y Bremner: No comment given

7 16:40 – WWW.TABONLINE.CO.ZA MR 66 HANDICAP

1 PEN-CHAN JVA Strydom: Nice horse, first run for stable

8 17:15 – NEXT FAIRVIEW RACE MEETING IS FRIDAY 7 SEPTEMBER FM 60 HANDICAP (F& M)

9 GOTOLUVHER T J Laing: Has a place chance

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