De Kock’s Filly Can Charm Them

The Place Accumulator starts in the third at 13h35

Racing is at Turffontein today and its a competitive nine-race programme. T

he first eight races take place on the Inside course, while Race 9 which is the Gr3 Fillies Mile, will be run on the Standside course.

The first race kicks off at 12h25.

Jimmy The Rich writes that Southern Charm from the powerful Mike de Kock stable is one of the better bets on the card.

Get your racecards here.

She may not have seen out the 1400m in the Gr3 Starling Stakes last time. She has won twice and finished second once from as many starts on this course.

The manner in which she won on debut over this course and distance was impressive.

She makes her handicap debut this afternoon and from her good draw of three, she should take a power of beating.

De Kock’s Southern Charm – looks a nice bet today (Pic – JC Photos)

Oyster King, who takes his place in Race 5, is currently trading at around 8/1 with Hollywoodbets.

His last two starts over a mile against stronger have been decent.

He has won once, finished second twice and third once from as many starts on this course.

The son of Elusive Fort takes a drop in class today and from his good draw of two, he should be the one to beat.

Jockey Diego De Gouveia is off all his rides..

The false rail is 8m on the back straight and the bend with a 10m spur at the 500m mark.

  • The Bipot starts in the second at 13h00
  • The Place Accumulator starts in the third at 13h35
  • The Pick 6 starts in the fourth at 14h08
  • Jackpot 1 starts in the fifth at 14h45
  • Jackpot 2 starts in the sixth at 15h20

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