Rake It In The Garden City
We put high expectation on our champions and once again SPALATO will carry our hopes in another Group race, this time the Group 3 Garden City Trophy.
19th August 2016
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We put high expectation on our champions and once again SPALATO will carry our hopes in another Group race, this time the Group 3 Garden City Trophy.
Race days don’t get much better than this with two excellent Group races and an undercard that includes a Kranji Stakes A event with reigning Horse-of-the-Year, STEPITUP
With two features on a very good eleven race card, this meeting was always going to be a beauty
With the Lion City in mind, I saw something I never thought I would see again at the Turf Club
All eyes will be on the potential world-beater as he takes on Singapore’s best Poly sprinters in the Group 2 Merlion Trophy
The son of Elusive City , although very well handicapped, had it all to do and after some scintillating trackwork and a very professional recent trial the stage was set for a positive return
Handicap racing at it’s best in Singapore this weekend with the EW Barker over 1400m on Friday before the big one
While it’s a crying shame that the showdown between Singapore’s two best horses in SPALATO and WAR AFFAIR hasn’t eventuated, the Panasonic Kranji Mile still looks a terrific race.
While the race goes on without the reigning Horse of the Year, the $200,000 feature could be a mere exhibition gallop if SPALATO is as good as we think he is.
Two of the best horses in Singapore are set to lock horns in one of the races of the season this coming Sunday
Superstar Spalato made his long awaited return to racing after an injury enforced layoff and some minor setbacks which hampered his prep this year
There simply isn’t a better five days of Flat racing anywhere in the world! It all starts on Tuesday 17 June with three Gr1 races
It’s been confirmed – New Zealand reigning champion jockey Warren Kennedy has been booked to ride Confederate for trainer Fabian Habib on 05 July
The Hollywoodbets Gold Challenge day last Saturday produced some top-drawer racing and inspiring performances on the track
Frank Robinson and his staunch patron Sid Moodley look to have booked themselves a Hollywoodbets Durban July berth with Madison Valley
