France Express Form & Race Previews (Chantilly) – Thursday, November 12
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RACE 1: PRIX DE L’ALLEE MASSINE CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (2YO) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 1) – 1600M | TIME: 19:17 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 23000
SHABAZI (FR) Good effort to be second at Deauville on the PSF in a Claimer over 1500m on 21 October. Won at Chantilly on turf in September. Leading contender. MAGIC INSPIRATION (FR) Has placed on all six starts, the latter when third over 1500m in a Claimer on 21 October. Hard to overlook. RUN LIWAY (FR) Placed on all three runs so far, third at Lyon La Soie over 1800m in a Maiden on 23 October when last appearing. Among the leading chances. TASHARRAFNA (FR) Finished fifth on debut in a Claimer at Deauville in the same race as two of today’s rivals on 21 October. Will know more this time and merits respect with progress expected.
RACE 2: PRIX DE L’EPARS CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (3YO) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 2) – 2800M | TIME: 19:52 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 18200
RUSH TO WAIT (IRE) Fifth at Saint-Cloud over 2400m in a Claimer on 14 October. Won twice earlier this year in Maiden races and holds leading claims. MISS HENGE (FR) Finished eleventh at Fontainebleau over 3000m on 2 November in a Handicap, and a win before that at Nancy in a Handicap over 2400m on 11 October. Strong stayer who can be competitive. VILLA ADRIENNE (IRE) Came home ninth at Lyon-La Soie over 2400m in a Handicap on 9 November. Won on the all-weather at Lyon La Soie over 2100m in January. Merits close attention. YUNA (FR) Finished ninth at Amiens over 2200m in a Class 3 on 28 October. Ought to be thereabouts back in Claimer class.
RACE 3: PRIX DE VEZ HANDICAP – AWT (HCP) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 3) – 3200M | TIME: 20:27 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 22100
L’AGORA GAME (FR) Came home eighth at Les Sables D’Olonne over 2600m in a Class 4 Handicap on 22 October, and two placed runs before that. Likes the PSF and holds leading claims. FIRST CREATION (FR) Fifth at Craon over 3000m in a Class 4 Handicap on 27 September last time out. Won on the PSF at Deauville over 2400m in August. Live contender. HERMANO (FR) Ran sixth at Clairefontaine over 2800m in a Class 4 Handicap on 20 October. Reasonably well-handicapped and merits each-way attention. MAC LA TAMBOUILLE (FR) Finished eighth at Clairefontaine over 2800m in a Class 4 Handicap on 20 October. Is better than recent form figures and can be on the premises.
RACE 4: PRIX DU VALOIS HANDICAP – AWT (HCP) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 4) – 3200M | TIME: 21:12 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 28800
EMBIEZ Outclassed the opposition at ParisLongchamp over 3000m in a Class 3 Handicap on 18 October. Tries this surface for the first time and warrants close attention. STEP MORNING (FR) Fifth at Deauville over 3400m in a Class 3 Handicap on 27 October when last appearing. Has won on the all-weather surface before and warrants respect. ANIOL (FR) Game effort to win at Deauville over 3400m in a Class 3 Handicap on 27 October. Among the leading chances. VALERTA (FR) Second at Lyon-La Soie over 3200m in a Class 4 Handicap on 23 October. Handles the surface and can have a say in the finish.
RACE 5: PRIX DU POTEAU DU GATEAU CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (3YO) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 5) – 1600M | TIME: 21:47 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 18200
WESTMINSTER COYOTE (IRE) Has won last two starts, the latter at Amiens over 1600m in a Claimer on 28 October. The hat-trick is on the cards. CADEAU DE NOEL (IRE) Finished eighth at Chantilly over 1600m in a Handicap on 5 November, and a win before that at Vichy in a Handicap over 1400m in September. Among the leading chances. HADITOUNI (FR) Finished seventh at Lyon-Parilly over 1400m in a Class 4 Handicap on 6 October, and a second at Vichy before that behind CADEAU DE NOEL (1) in September. Ought to be in the shake-up. NOBLE APPROACH (FR) Finished sixth at Deauville over 1800m in a Claimer on 3 November, and a win before that at Mont-De-Marsan in a Maiden over 2000m on 23 July. Merits consideration.
RACE 6: PRIX DE LA REMISE DES LILAS CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (4YO+) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 6) – 1900M | TIME: 22:22 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15400
LISEO (IRE) Showed well being with a third at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 4 on 27 October, and a win before that in a Class 4 over the same track and trip on 5 October. Key chance. GRAND CHELEM (FR) Back to better form when second at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 4 on 27 October. Among the leading contenders. GOLFEUR In good form and finished third at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 4 on 5 October, and placed on three of other four runs this year. Player. TROPHANE (FR) Finished seventh at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 3 on 27 October on latest outing. Has dropped in the weights and won over this track and trip last year. In the mix.
RACE 7: PRIX DE MAYSEL CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (4YO+) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 7) – 1600M | TIME: 22:57 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 25000
CENTRAL PARK WEST (FR) Nice effort when third at Chantilly over 1800m in a Claimer on 5 November and placed before that. Course winner who can get win number 16. HYPERCORE Finished fourth at Chantilly over 1800m in a Claimer on 5 November and four placed runs previously. Can make presence felt. SHIAWASE (FR) Finished tenth at Chantilly over 1400m in a Class 1 on 10 October. Down in class and is among the leading chances. CROWDFUNDING (FR) Unplaced at Deauville over 1300m in a Class 2 Handicap on 27 October, and two good runs before that which includes a win at Deauville over 1300m in early October. In the mix.
RACE 8: PRIX DU CARREFOUR DES HAUTES COUTUMES STAKES – AWT (4YO+) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 8) – 1300M | TIME: 23:32 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 14600
ASTON CLINTON Game success at Haras Du Pin in a Class 4 on latest start over 1400m on 25 October. Has placed form on this surface and holds leading claims. SWEET AS (FR) Third at Fontainebleau over 1400m in a Class 3 Handicap on 2 November on latest start. Competitive run anticipated on a surface she feels at home on. EN PLEIN AIR (FR) Fair sixth last time out over 1500m in a Class 3 handicap at Deauville on the PSF on 21 October. Seems to like this track and warrants each-way attention. OUT OF THE BLUE (FR) Came home fifth at Lignieres over 1600m in a Class 4 Handicap on 5 November, and a second before that on the PSF at Deauville in October. Player.
RACE 1: PRIX DE L’ALLEE MASSINE CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (2YO) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 1) – 1600M | TIME: 19:17 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 23000
SHABAZI (FR) Good effort to be second at Deauville on the PSF in a Claimer over 1500m on 21 October. Won at Chantilly on turf in September. Leading contender. MAGIC INSPIRATION (FR) Has placed on all six starts, the latter when third over 1500m in a Claimer on 21 October. Hard to overlook. RUN LIWAY (FR) Placed on all three runs so far, third at Lyon La Soie over 1800m in a Maiden on 23 October when last appearing. Among the leading chances. TASHARRAFNA (FR) Finished fifth on debut in a Claimer at Deauville in the same race as two of today’s rivals on 21 October. Will know more this time and merits respect with progress expected.
RACE 2: PRIX DE L’EPARS CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (3YO) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 2) – 2800M | TIME: 19:52 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 18200
RUSH TO WAIT (IRE) Fifth at Saint-Cloud over 2400m in a Claimer on 14 October. Won twice earlier this year in Maiden races and holds leading claims. MISS HENGE (FR) Finished eleventh at Fontainebleau over 3000m on 2 November in a Handicap, and a win before that at Nancy in a Handicap over 2400m on 11 October. Strong stayer who can be competitive. VILLA ADRIENNE (IRE) Came home ninth at Lyon-La Soie over 2400m in a Handicap on 9 November. Won on the all-weather at Lyon La Soie over 2100m in January. Merits close attention. YUNA (FR) Finished ninth at Amiens over 2200m in a Class 3 on 28 October. Ought to be thereabouts back in Claimer class.
RACE 3: PRIX DE VEZ HANDICAP – AWT (HCP) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 3) – 3200M | TIME: 20:27 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 22100
L’AGORA GAME (FR) Came home eighth at Les Sables D’Olonne over 2600m in a Class 4 Handicap on 22 October, and two placed runs before that. Likes the PSF and holds leading claims. FIRST CREATION (FR) Fifth at Craon over 3000m in a Class 4 Handicap on 27 September last time out. Won on the PSF at Deauville over 2400m in August. Live contender. HERMANO (FR) Ran sixth at Clairefontaine over 2800m in a Class 4 Handicap on 20 October. Reasonably well-handicapped and merits each-way attention. MAC LA TAMBOUILLE (FR) Finished eighth at Clairefontaine over 2800m in a Class 4 Handicap on 20 October. Is better than recent form figures and can be on the premises.
RACE 4: PRIX DU VALOIS HANDICAP – AWT (HCP) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 4) – 3200M | TIME: 21:12 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 28800
EMBIEZ Outclassed the opposition at ParisLongchamp over 3000m in a Class 3 Handicap on 18 October. Tries this surface for the first time and warrants close attention. STEP MORNING (FR) Fifth at Deauville over 3400m in a Class 3 Handicap on 27 October when last appearing. Has won on the all-weather surface before and warrants respect. ANIOL (FR) Game effort to win at Deauville over 3400m in a Class 3 Handicap on 27 October. Among the leading chances. VALERTA (FR) Second at Lyon-La Soie over 3200m in a Class 4 Handicap on 23 October. Handles the surface and can have a say in the finish.
RACE 5: PRIX DU POTEAU DU GATEAU CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (3YO) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 5) – 1600M | TIME: 21:47 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 18200
WESTMINSTER COYOTE (IRE) Has won last two starts, the latter at Amiens over 1600m in a Claimer on 28 October. The hat-trick is on the cards. CADEAU DE NOEL (IRE) Finished eighth at Chantilly over 1600m in a Handicap on 5 November, and a win before that at Vichy in a Handicap over 1400m in September. Among the leading chances. HADITOUNI (FR) Finished seventh at Lyon-Parilly over 1400m in a Class 4 Handicap on 6 October, and a second at Vichy before that behind CADEAU DE NOEL (1) in September. Ought to be in the shake-up. NOBLE APPROACH (FR) Finished sixth at Deauville over 1800m in a Claimer on 3 November, and a win before that at Mont-De-Marsan in a Maiden over 2000m on 23 July. Merits consideration.
RACE 6: PRIX DE LA REMISE DES LILAS CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (4YO+) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 6) – 1900M | TIME: 22:22 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15400
LISEO (IRE) Showed well being with a third at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 4 on 27 October, and a win before that in a Class 4 over the same track and trip on 5 October. Key chance. GRAND CHELEM (FR) Back to better form when second at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 4 on 27 October. Among the leading contenders. GOLFEUR In good form and finished third at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 4 on 5 October, and placed on three of other four runs this year. Player. TROPHANE (FR) Finished seventh at Deauville over 1800m in a Class 3 on 27 October on latest outing. Has dropped in the weights and won over this track and trip last year. In the mix.
RACE 7: PRIX DE MAYSEL CLAIMING STAKES – AWT (4YO+) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 7) – 1600M | TIME: 22:57 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 25000
CENTRAL PARK WEST (FR) Nice effort when third at Chantilly over 1800m in a Claimer on 5 November and placed before that. Course winner who can get win number 16. HYPERCORE Finished fourth at Chantilly over 1800m in a Claimer on 5 November and four placed runs previously. Can make presence felt. SHIAWASE (FR) Finished tenth at Chantilly over 1400m in a Class 1 on 10 October. Down in class and is among the leading chances. CROWDFUNDING (FR) Unplaced at Deauville over 1300m in a Class 2 Handicap on 27 October, and two good runs before that which includes a win at Deauville over 1300m in early October. In the mix.
RACE 8: PRIX DU CARREFOUR DES HAUTES COUTUMES STAKES – AWT (4YO+) (FROM CHANTILLY RACE 8) – 1300M | TIME: 23:32 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 14600
ASTON CLINTON Game success at Haras Du Pin in a Class 4 on latest start over 1400m on 25 October. Has placed form on this surface and holds leading claims. SWEET AS (FR) Third at Fontainebleau over 1400m in a Class 3 Handicap on 2 November on latest start. Competitive run anticipated on a surface she feels at home on. EN PLEIN AIR (FR) Fair sixth last time out over 1500m in a Class 3 handicap at Deauville on the PSF on 21 October. Seems to like this track and warrants each-way attention. OUT OF THE BLUE (FR) Came home fifth at Lignieres over 1600m in a Class 4 Handicap on 5 November, and a second before that on the PSF at Deauville in October. Player.
South Africa Express Form & Race Previews (Vaal) – November 12
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RACE BY RACE PREVIEWS: VAAL CLASSIC@2026.11.12
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 1, Gallops, 1000m, Turf, R150.000, 12:15GMT+2
Race Summary: PITERAQ and ELEGANT EDGE have the form and experience to fight out the finish. Neither would be winning out of turn after recent seconds but, on the form of their 8 October meeting, the former could have the edge. MIDNIGHT SPECIAL was 2nd in two of three outings before her disappointing last start. She would’ve benefitted from a subsequent 10-week break and is open to improvement so warrants respect. GO FOR BROKE has a bit to find on recent form but has shown enough to make her presence felt. Watch the betting on newcomers BLAQ TORQUE and CARAXES.
Selections: #2 Piteraq, #3 Elegant Edge, #4 Midnight Special, #7 Go For Broke
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 2, Gallops, 1200m, Turf, R101.750, 12:50GMT+2
Race Summary: TIGER’S CAPTAIN and NORTHERN EUROPEAN belatedly opened their accounts last time and won’t have to improve much to remain competitive out the maidens in this line-up. However, TIME WILL TELL is a consistent performer at this level and boasts solid form off a higher mark so rates the one to beat. GOD’S COUNTRY has disappointed in his last 2 starts but could have a say if bouncing back to the form of his handicap debut 2nd.
Selections: #6 Time Will Tell, #1 Tiger’s Captain, #4 God’s Country, #3 Northern European
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 3, Gallops, 1700m, Turf, R170.000, 13:25GMT+2
Race Summary: Well-bred ALL TIME LEGEND made the expected improvement when stepped up to this distance last time and a repeat of that effort could suffice. UNCLE BOB finished 2nd for the fourth time in his last five starts when tried in blinkers over 1450m recently. He wouldn’t be winning out of turn and this distance will be more to his liking. RAFEEF’S VICTORY outran market expectations when an improved 3rd last time over 1600m and could have more to offer over the extra 100m, especially with the benefit of his rider’s 1.5kg allowance. VIRGINGALACTIC has a bit to find but could have a say with natural improvement.
Selections: #9 All Time Legend, #8 Uncle Bob, #4 Rafeef’s Victory, #2 Virgingalactic
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 4, Gallops, 2000m, Turf, R170.000, 14:00GMT+2
Race Summary: ANAHITA was a game-in-defeat 2nd in a stronger race over this trip last month and a repeat of that effort under a 4-point penalty should suffice in her peak outing. SURPRISE PARTY is held on that form but weighted to pose more of a threat on 2.5kg better terms. NICCI’S LAW bounced back to form with a last-start victory at a lower level but remains competitive under a penalty. LITTLEMISSSPLENDID and PLAY WITH FIRE are closely matched with that rival and weighted to turn the tables on their last-start conqueror.
Selections: #7 Anahita, #1 Surprise Party, #6 Play With Fire, #4 Nicci’s Law
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 5, Gallops, 2000m, Turf, R140.000, 14:35GMT+2
Race Summary: BRIGHT COMET was dropped out from the widest draw when a fast-finishing 2nd over 1800m and, on the evidence of that performance, should improve over this extended trip to confirm her superiority over familiar foe BE MY FATE. The latter is 1.5kg better off and open to improvement with cheekpieces fitted so should have a role to play. SWORD OF LIGHT and BE THE ONE also have the credentials to be competitive over this trip. ROSY LEMON, GHOSTBUSTER and HOPSCOTCH are others with earning potential.
Selections: #1 Bright Comet, #8 Be My Fate, #2 Sword Of Light, #3 Be The One
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 6, Gallops, 1000m, Turf, R120.000, 15:15GMT+2
Race Summary: Impressive debut winner DOG IN THE FOG was touched off in a stronger race on handicap debut and a repeat of that effort under a 1-point penalty will make him hard to beat. ECHOES OF WAR and TIME TO FIRE have the form and experience to trouble the selection, as does class-dropper ICE DRAGON who is open to improvement with a tongue-tie fitted after a break. READY SET FIRE and ORIENTAL BOUQUET appeal most of the remainder.
Selections: #8 Dog In The Fog, #1 Echoes Of War, #4 Ice Dragon, #2 Time To Fire
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 7, Gallops, 1450m, Turf, R215.000, 15:50GMT+2
Race Summary: KAMENSKY would’ve needed his last start after a rest and had excuses for not finishing closer under a big weight over an inadequate trip. He is better suited to this distance, ideally drawn and will strip fitter so could outrun inflated odds. TROMBOLINES has found form and consistency at this level with blinkers fitted so should make his presence felt under a light weight with the headgear retained. Both ARIOVISTUS and MASTER CHRISTMAS have good records at this track and remain competitive off their current marks. SECRET CHORD is at the top of his game and must be respected, along with TINTIN.
Selections: #1 Kamensky, #5 Ariovistus, #4 Trombolines, #10 Secret Chord
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 8, Gallops, 1450m, Turf, R110.000, 16:25GMT+2
Race Summary: EIGHT HATS has run well in defeat in 4 starts off her current mark under the same rider. She is ideally drawn and could be rewarded for consistency. COMMANDER OF ALL isn’t as reliable but did catch the eye last time when a fast-finishing 3rd over 1600m, having been dropped out from the widest draw. He is favourably drawn on this occasion so should be right in the firing line. Class-dropper BEAUTIFUL ONE ought to be more competitive at this level off a reduced mark, while hard-knocker UBERMENSCH also has the means to make his presence felt with cheekpieces refitted.
Selections: #2 Eight Hats, #3 Commander Of All, #1 Beautiful One, #6 Ubermensch
Best Win: #8 DOG IN THE FOG
Best Value Bet: #1 KAMENSKY
Best Longshot: #1 KAMENSKY
RACE BY RACE PREVIEWS: VAAL CLASSIC@2026.11.12
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 1, Gallops, 1000m, Turf, R150.000, 12:15GMT+2
Race Summary: PITERAQ and ELEGANT EDGE have the form and experience to fight out the finish. Neither would be winning out of turn after recent seconds but, on the form of their 8 October meeting, the former could have the edge. MIDNIGHT SPECIAL was 2nd in two of three outings before her disappointing last start. She would’ve benefitted from a subsequent 10-week break and is open to improvement so warrants respect. GO FOR BROKE has a bit to find on recent form but has shown enough to make her presence felt. Watch the betting on newcomers BLAQ TORQUE and CARAXES.
Selections: #2 Piteraq, #3 Elegant Edge, #4 Midnight Special, #7 Go For Broke
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 2, Gallops, 1200m, Turf, R101.750, 12:50GMT+2
Race Summary: TIGER’S CAPTAIN and NORTHERN EUROPEAN belatedly opened their accounts last time and won’t have to improve much to remain competitive out the maidens in this line-up. However, TIME WILL TELL is a consistent performer at this level and boasts solid form off a higher mark so rates the one to beat. GOD’S COUNTRY has disappointed in his last 2 starts but could have a say if bouncing back to the form of his handicap debut 2nd.
Selections: #6 Time Will Tell, #1 Tiger’s Captain, #4 God’s Country, #3 Northern European
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 3, Gallops, 1700m, Turf, R170.000, 13:25GMT+2
Race Summary: Well-bred ALL TIME LEGEND made the expected improvement when stepped up to this distance last time and a repeat of that effort could suffice. UNCLE BOB finished 2nd for the fourth time in his last five starts when tried in blinkers over 1450m recently. He wouldn’t be winning out of turn and this distance will be more to his liking. RAFEEF’S VICTORY outran market expectations when an improved 3rd last time over 1600m and could have more to offer over the extra 100m, especially with the benefit of his rider’s 1.5kg allowance. VIRGINGALACTIC has a bit to find but could have a say with natural improvement.
Selections: #9 All Time Legend, #8 Uncle Bob, #4 Rafeef’s Victory, #2 Virgingalactic
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 4, Gallops, 2000m, Turf, R170.000, 14:00GMT+2
Race Summary: ANAHITA was a game-in-defeat 2nd in a stronger race over this trip last month and a repeat of that effort under a 4-point penalty should suffice in her peak outing. SURPRISE PARTY is held on that form but weighted to pose more of a threat on 2.5kg better terms. NICCI’S LAW bounced back to form with a last-start victory at a lower level but remains competitive under a penalty. LITTLEMISSSPLENDID and PLAY WITH FIRE are closely matched with that rival and weighted to turn the tables on their last-start conqueror.
Selections: #7 Anahita, #1 Surprise Party, #6 Play With Fire, #4 Nicci’s Law
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 5, Gallops, 2000m, Turf, R140.000, 14:35GMT+2
Race Summary: BRIGHT COMET was dropped out from the widest draw when a fast-finishing 2nd over 1800m and, on the evidence of that performance, should improve over this extended trip to confirm her superiority over familiar foe BE MY FATE. The latter is 1.5kg better off and open to improvement with cheekpieces fitted so should have a role to play. SWORD OF LIGHT and BE THE ONE also have the credentials to be competitive over this trip. ROSY LEMON, GHOSTBUSTER and HOPSCOTCH are others with earning potential.
Selections: #1 Bright Comet, #8 Be My Fate, #2 Sword Of Light, #3 Be The One
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 6, Gallops, 1000m, Turf, R120.000, 15:15GMT+2
Race Summary: Impressive debut winner DOG IN THE FOG was touched off in a stronger race on handicap debut and a repeat of that effort under a 1-point penalty will make him hard to beat. ECHOES OF WAR and TIME TO FIRE have the form and experience to trouble the selection, as does class-dropper ICE DRAGON who is open to improvement with a tongue-tie fitted after a break. READY SET FIRE and ORIENTAL BOUQUET appeal most of the remainder.
Selections: #8 Dog In The Fog, #1 Echoes Of War, #4 Ice Dragon, #2 Time To Fire
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 7, Gallops, 1450m, Turf, R215.000, 15:50GMT+2
Race Summary: KAMENSKY would’ve needed his last start after a rest and had excuses for not finishing closer under a big weight over an inadequate trip. He is better suited to this distance, ideally drawn and will strip fitter so could outrun inflated odds. TROMBOLINES has found form and consistency at this level with blinkers fitted so should make his presence felt under a light weight with the headgear retained. Both ARIOVISTUS and MASTER CHRISTMAS have good records at this track and remain competitive off their current marks. SECRET CHORD is at the top of his game and must be respected, along with TINTIN.
Selections: #1 Kamensky, #5 Ariovistus, #4 Trombolines, #10 Secret Chord
Vaal Classic, 12.11.2026, Race 8, Gallops, 1450m, Turf, R110.000, 16:25GMT+2
Race Summary: EIGHT HATS has run well in defeat in 4 starts off her current mark under the same rider. She is ideally drawn and could be rewarded for consistency. COMMANDER OF ALL isn’t as reliable but did catch the eye last time when a fast-finishing 3rd over 1600m, having been dropped out from the widest draw. He is favourably drawn on this occasion so should be right in the firing line. Class-dropper BEAUTIFUL ONE ought to be more competitive at this level off a reduced mark, while hard-knocker UBERMENSCH also has the means to make his presence felt with cheekpieces refitted.
Selections: #2 Eight Hats, #3 Commander Of All, #1 Beautiful One, #6 Ubermensch
Best Win: #8 DOG IN THE FOG
Best Value Bet: #1 KAMENSKY
Best Longshot: #1 KAMENSKY
France Express Form & Race Previews (Strasbourg/Toulouse) – Wednesday, November 11
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RACE 1: PRIX DU HARAS DE STRASBOURG HANDICAP (From Strasbourg Race 4) – 2350M | TIME: 19:50 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 19200
ONKEL VOLLI (GER) Won on his latest start over 2400m on 2 November in a Class 4 race and he has solid claims of following up. Sets the standard. TEARDROP EXPLODES (FR) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Nantes over 2400m on 2 November in a Claimer when last seen behind ONKEL VOLLI (1). She can make things interesting on more favoured weight terms. KAPANI (FR) Unplaced at Lyon-La Soie over 3200m on 23 October in a Class 4 Handicap. He can improve for that latest start and can make the top three. CUNNING FOX Finished 5th at Fontainebleau over 2000m on 20 April in a Class 2 Handicap. Not the most reliable but he is capable of being competitive.
RACE 2: PRIX DU HARAS DE MONTIER-EN-DER HANDICAP (From Strasbourg Race 5) – 1400M | TIME: 20:22 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 16300
KNOSSINGTON (FR) Finished 4th at Chantilly over 1600m on 26 October in a Class 3 Handicap when last seen. Can get back in the winner’s circle. MAAVAH (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Strasbourg over 1400m on 4 October in a Class 4 Handicap. Likes this track and is hard to ignore. MAYA CHOP (FR) Finished 5th at Longchamp over 1400m on 18 October in a Class 4 and a win before that at Craon in September in a Class 4 race. Likely to be a threat. VERDANSK Came home 6th at Fontainebleau over 1400m on 2 November in a Class 3 Handicap when last appearing. Each-way
contender.
RACE 3: PRIX DES ANIMATEURS PMU MAIDEN STAKES (From Toulouse Race 1) – 1600M | TIME: 20:58 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21000
MAJESTIC SKY (IRE) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Conditions race. She was well supported to win on debut last time and the form of the winner has been franked. WILDCATTING (IRE) Finished 6th at Toulouse over 2000m on 30 September in a Maiden. She had a decent enough debut run over further and the drop in trip could prove ideal. XITIDE (FR) Came home 7th at Deauville over 1300m on 19 October in a Conditions race. That was not a bad debut effort and this well-bred filly will enjoy the longer distance. LA PEPA (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Pau over 1400m on 21 October in a Maiden. She has placed in four of her six starts and should be in the shake up once again.
RACE 4: CRITERIUM DU LANGUEDOC – PRIX BERNARD DE MARMIESSE LISTED STAKES (From Toulouse Race 2) – 1600M | TIME: 21:33 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 54900
KIRRIKA QUEEN (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Nantes over 1600m on 2 November in a Class 2. She won that race by 6 lengths and looks set to double up. BLUE BLOSSOM CEN (IRE) Victorious at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 1600m on 8 October in a Maiden. She was beaten 0.25 lengths on debut by FRISSONANTE (3) on debut and followed up with a 1.75-length victory in a Maiden. CHURCHILL BOND Winner of a Maiden over 1675m at Gowran Park in Ireland on 19 October. She was bought for 300,000 euros at a Breeze Up sale in the spring, and comes off an easy Maiden win. She needs to be taken seriously. FRISSONANTE (IRE) Finished 4th at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Class 2. She fought bravely to win at La Teste in her penultimate start and then performed well at this course so is one to follow.
RACE 5: PRIX DE LA VILLE DE TOULOUSE HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 3) – 2400M | TIME: 22:15 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 50900
KING TREZY (FR) Fourth in a Class 1 Handicap at Longchamp over 2500m on 3 October. He should be ideally track suited and comes off an excellent performance. He is expected to be right there at the finish. LOHENGREEN (FR) Came home 4th in a Class 2 Handicap at Marseille Borely over 2100m on 12 October. The distance could be an issue but he likes the soft tracks and his rating makes him highly competitive. BRITANIA (FR) Finished 3rd in a Class 2 Handicap at Saint-Cloud over 2500m on 25 October. Back in form after a disappointing start to the season but she finished 3rd last year and should be competitive again. SPANISH BREEZE CEN (IRE) Finished 6th in a Class 3 at Deauville over 1500m on 21 October. He has had two comeback races over distances too short and should be at his peak for this race. His rating has dropped which is in his favour.
RACE 6: PRIX PAULIN GREFEUILLE (From Toulouse Race 4) – 1600M | TIME: 22:50 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21000
LAZZAR (FR) Fifth in a Maiden at Compiegne over 2000m on 9 October. Well-bred colt and ran behind a decent colt when second on debut. Improvement expected. NEW BILL (FR) Finished 4th in a Conditions race at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October. Kept on gamely in that race and should progress from there. BOUDECHOU (FR) Victorious in a Claimer at Toulouse over 1600m on 9 October. He was claimed after that win and should make a decent debut for his new connections on a course that suits. SAINT MARC (FR) Unraced 2YO gelding by Goken out of Redoute’s Choice mare Geriba trained by Antoine Watrigant. The mare’s three previous foals have all won and he could make an impact on debut.
RACE 7: PRIX FILLE DE L’AIR STAKES (GROUP 3) (From Toulouse Race 5) – 2100M | TIME: 23:25 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 73200
SPIRIT OF ZARAK (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Toulouse over 2400m on 9 October in a Listed. The slight drop back in distance should not be an issue. TEMAPICA (FR) Showed promise and was 3rd at Saint-Cloud over 2100m on 25 October in a Group III race. Hard to overlook. WOODY FRANGIPANI (FR) Fifth at Saint-Cloud over 2100m on 25 October in a Group III and a win in a Listed race before that at Compiegne on October 9. Among the leading chances. INDALIMOS (FR) Finished 4th at Saint-Cloud over 2100m on 25 October in a Group III race. She is among the leading each-way options.
RACE 8: PRIX DE LA REPUBLIQUE DU SENEGAL (PRIX D’ESQUIROL) (From Toulouse Race 6) – 1600M | TIME: 00:00 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 19200
SARDINIAN RULER (IRE) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Handicap. Can get deserved success. HENDRIXX (FR) Finished 10th at Fontainebleau over 1600m on 2 November in a Class 2 Handicap. He can bounce back and is better than his form figures. AMBROSIA DE VAIGE (FR) Third at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Handicap and a win before that over this track and trip in a handicap in September. Player. MICOCOULIER (FR) Unplaced at Chantilly over 1600m on 26 October in a Class 2 Handicap. He has each-way claims despite top-weight.
RACE 9: PRIX JEROME RAMBAUD HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 7) – 2400M | TIME: 00:35 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 25900
EXELMANS (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Clairefontaine over 2400m on 20 October in a Handicap. One to pay close attention to. LADY MADELEINE (IRE) Ran 7th at Compiegne over 2000m on 24 September in a Class 3 Handicap. She is more than capable of being competitive. AU DELA DES MERS (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Toulouse over 2400m on 16 October in a Handicap. Hard to overlook. FONROMY (FR) Third at Le Mans over 3200m on 5 October in a Class 2 race and placed efforts before that including three wins. Player.
RACE 10: PRIX COMFORT APARTHOTEL TOULOUSE METROPOLE HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 8) – 2400M | TIME: 01:10 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 19200
TAMAGHU (FR) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2400m on 20 October in a Class 4 Handicap. He looks ready to win. RAYLA (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2400m on 20 October in a Class 4 Handicap and placed on her three previous starts. Hard to overlook. VIOLIN Ran well when 3rd at Toulouse over 2000m on 26 October in a Class 4 Handicap last time out. Holds leading claims. PEYRASSOL (FR) Finished 6th on his last start over 2400m in a Class 4 race at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat on 20 October. Placed efforts recently and he has to be respected.
RACE 11: PRIX DE LA COTE PAVEE HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 9) – 2400M | TIME: 01:45 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15400
UGATZAI (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Toulouse over 2000m on 26 October in a Class 4 Handicap. Seeking a hat-trick and sets the standard. TIGRE ROUGE (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Agen Le Passage over 3200m on 25 October in a Class 4. More required but he can make an impact. THECLIMB (FR) Runner-up at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2400m on 20 October in a Class 4 Handicap when last seen. One to pay close attention to. ELIOTT CHOP (FR) Finished 2nd at Agen Le Passage over 3200m on 25 October in a Class 4 race. He has been running well recently and not be ignored.
RACE 1: PRIX DU HARAS DE STRASBOURG HANDICAP (From Strasbourg Race 4) – 2350M | TIME: 19:50 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 19200
ONKEL VOLLI (GER) Won on his latest start over 2400m on 2 November in a Class 4 race and he has solid claims of following up. Sets the standard. TEARDROP EXPLODES (FR) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Nantes over 2400m on 2 November in a Claimer when last seen behind ONKEL VOLLI (1). She can make things interesting on more favoured weight terms. KAPANI (FR) Unplaced at Lyon-La Soie over 3200m on 23 October in a Class 4 Handicap. He can improve for that latest start and can make the top three. CUNNING FOX Finished 5th at Fontainebleau over 2000m on 20 April in a Class 2 Handicap. Not the most reliable but he is capable of being competitive.
RACE 2: PRIX DU HARAS DE MONTIER-EN-DER HANDICAP (From Strasbourg Race 5) – 1400M | TIME: 20:22 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 16300
KNOSSINGTON (FR) Finished 4th at Chantilly over 1600m on 26 October in a Class 3 Handicap when last seen. Can get back in the winner’s circle. MAAVAH (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Strasbourg over 1400m on 4 October in a Class 4 Handicap. Likes this track and is hard to ignore. MAYA CHOP (FR) Finished 5th at Longchamp over 1400m on 18 October in a Class 4 and a win before that at Craon in September in a Class 4 race. Likely to be a threat. VERDANSK Came home 6th at Fontainebleau over 1400m on 2 November in a Class 3 Handicap when last appearing. Each-way
contender.
RACE 3: PRIX DES ANIMATEURS PMU MAIDEN STAKES (From Toulouse Race 1) – 1600M | TIME: 20:58 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21000
MAJESTIC SKY (IRE) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Conditions race. She was well supported to win on debut last time and the form of the winner has been franked. WILDCATTING (IRE) Finished 6th at Toulouse over 2000m on 30 September in a Maiden. She had a decent enough debut run over further and the drop in trip could prove ideal. XITIDE (FR) Came home 7th at Deauville over 1300m on 19 October in a Conditions race. That was not a bad debut effort and this well-bred filly will enjoy the longer distance. LA PEPA (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Pau over 1400m on 21 October in a Maiden. She has placed in four of her six starts and should be in the shake up once again.
RACE 4: CRITERIUM DU LANGUEDOC – PRIX BERNARD DE MARMIESSE LISTED STAKES (From Toulouse Race 2) – 1600M | TIME: 21:33 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 54900
KIRRIKA QUEEN (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Nantes over 1600m on 2 November in a Class 2. She won that race by 6 lengths and looks set to double up. BLUE BLOSSOM CEN (IRE) Victorious at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 1600m on 8 October in a Maiden. She was beaten 0.25 lengths on debut by FRISSONANTE (3) on debut and followed up with a 1.75-length victory in a Maiden. CHURCHILL BOND Winner of a Maiden over 1675m at Gowran Park in Ireland on 19 October. She was bought for 300,000 euros at a Breeze Up sale in the spring, and comes off an easy Maiden win. She needs to be taken seriously. FRISSONANTE (IRE) Finished 4th at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Class 2. She fought bravely to win at La Teste in her penultimate start and then performed well at this course so is one to follow.
RACE 5: PRIX DE LA VILLE DE TOULOUSE HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 3) – 2400M | TIME: 22:15 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 50900
KING TREZY (FR) Fourth in a Class 1 Handicap at Longchamp over 2500m on 3 October. He should be ideally track suited and comes off an excellent performance. He is expected to be right there at the finish. LOHENGREEN (FR) Came home 4th in a Class 2 Handicap at Marseille Borely over 2100m on 12 October. The distance could be an issue but he likes the soft tracks and his rating makes him highly competitive. BRITANIA (FR) Finished 3rd in a Class 2 Handicap at Saint-Cloud over 2500m on 25 October. Back in form after a disappointing start to the season but she finished 3rd last year and should be competitive again. SPANISH BREEZE CEN (IRE) Finished 6th in a Class 3 at Deauville over 1500m on 21 October. He has had two comeback races over distances too short and should be at his peak for this race. His rating has dropped which is in his favour.
RACE 6: PRIX PAULIN GREFEUILLE (From Toulouse Race 4) – 1600M | TIME: 22:50 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 21000
LAZZAR (FR) Fifth in a Maiden at Compiegne over 2000m on 9 October. Well-bred colt and ran behind a decent colt when second on debut. Improvement expected. NEW BILL (FR) Finished 4th in a Conditions race at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October. Kept on gamely in that race and should progress from there. BOUDECHOU (FR) Victorious in a Claimer at Toulouse over 1600m on 9 October. He was claimed after that win and should make a decent debut for his new connections on a course that suits. SAINT MARC (FR) Unraced 2YO gelding by Goken out of Redoute’s Choice mare Geriba trained by Antoine Watrigant. The mare’s three previous foals have all won and he could make an impact on debut.
RACE 7: PRIX FILLE DE L’AIR STAKES (GROUP 3) (From Toulouse Race 5) – 2100M | TIME: 23:25 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 73200
SPIRIT OF ZARAK (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Toulouse over 2400m on 9 October in a Listed. The slight drop back in distance should not be an issue. TEMAPICA (FR) Showed promise and was 3rd at Saint-Cloud over 2100m on 25 October in a Group III race. Hard to overlook. WOODY FRANGIPANI (FR) Fifth at Saint-Cloud over 2100m on 25 October in a Group III and a win in a Listed race before that at Compiegne on October 9. Among the leading chances. INDALIMOS (FR) Finished 4th at Saint-Cloud over 2100m on 25 October in a Group III race. She is among the leading each-way options.
RACE 8: PRIX DE LA REPUBLIQUE DU SENEGAL (PRIX D’ESQUIROL) (From Toulouse Race 6) – 1600M | TIME: 00:00 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 19200
SARDINIAN RULER (IRE) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Handicap. Can get deserved success. HENDRIXX (FR) Finished 10th at Fontainebleau over 1600m on 2 November in a Class 2 Handicap. He can bounce back and is better than his form figures. AMBROSIA DE VAIGE (FR) Third at Toulouse over 1600m on 16 October in a Handicap and a win before that over this track and trip in a handicap in September. Player. MICOCOULIER (FR) Unplaced at Chantilly over 1600m on 26 October in a Class 2 Handicap. He has each-way claims despite top-weight.
RACE 9: PRIX JEROME RAMBAUD HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 7) – 2400M | TIME: 00:35 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 25900
EXELMANS (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Clairefontaine over 2400m on 20 October in a Handicap. One to pay close attention to. LADY MADELEINE (IRE) Ran 7th at Compiegne over 2000m on 24 September in a Class 3 Handicap. She is more than capable of being competitive. AU DELA DES MERS (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Toulouse over 2400m on 16 October in a Handicap. Hard to overlook. FONROMY (FR) Third at Le Mans over 3200m on 5 October in a Class 2 race and placed efforts before that including three wins. Player.
RACE 10: PRIX COMFORT APARTHOTEL TOULOUSE METROPOLE HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 8) – 2400M | TIME: 01:10 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 19200
TAMAGHU (FR) Threatening to win and was runner-up at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2400m on 20 October in a Class 4 Handicap. He looks ready to win. RAYLA (FR) In good form and finished 3rd at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2400m on 20 October in a Class 4 Handicap and placed on her three previous starts. Hard to overlook. VIOLIN Ran well when 3rd at Toulouse over 2000m on 26 October in a Class 4 Handicap last time out. Holds leading claims. PEYRASSOL (FR) Finished 6th on his last start over 2400m in a Class 4 race at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat on 20 October. Placed efforts recently and he has to be respected.
RACE 11: PRIX DE LA COTE PAVEE HANDICAP (From Toulouse Race 9) – 2400M | TIME: 01:45 | PRIZE MONEY: EUR 15400
UGATZAI (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Toulouse over 2000m on 26 October in a Class 4 Handicap. Seeking a hat-trick and sets the standard. TIGRE ROUGE (FR) Outclassed the opposition at Agen Le Passage over 3200m on 25 October in a Class 4. More required but he can make an impact. THECLIMB (FR) Runner-up at Bordeaux-Le Bouscat over 2400m on 20 October in a Class 4 Handicap when last seen. One to pay close attention to. ELIOTT CHOP (FR) Finished 2nd at Agen Le Passage over 3200m on 25 October in a Class 4 race. He has been running well recently and not be ignored.
South Africa Express Form & Race Previews (Fairview) – November 11
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RACE BY RACE PREVIEWS: FAIRVIEW POLYTRACK@2026.11.11
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 1, Gallops, 1200m, Poly, R92.000, 12:15GMT+2
Race Summary: EL COHETE makes her local debut trying the Polytrack. She is the one to beat. TAKEACHANCEONME disappointed on local debut but is capable of better and should make the frame. AMERICAN GEM and AMONG THE WILLOWS are both threatening a first success and must be respected. CERTAINLYDIFFERENT is capable of improvement and has a place chance.
Selections: #7 El Cohete, #3 American Gem, #5 Among The Willows, #2 Takeachanceonme
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 2, Gallops, 1400m, Poly, R103.600, 12:50GMT+2
Race Summary: A very open looking race. IMAGINABLE is probably better over a shorter distance but is also quite capable of beating these rivals. TRIPPING THUNDER does not always show his best but is capable of scoring. JOKER MAN has not won a race for some time, but jockey Richard Fourie sticks with him so he must be respected. Stable companion AUGUSTA ROSSO is not reliable but is also clearly in with a chance. Another Greeff runner COASTAL PATH is in good form but this is a tougher task. DYNALLEY struggled last time out but is capable of making all over this course and distance.
Selections: #6 Imaginable, #2 Joker Man, #3 Augusta Rosso, #4 Dynalley
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 3, Gallops, 2000m, Poly, R92.000, 13:25GMT+2
Race Summary: SCOTT’S BAR was only run out of it very late on local debut. He clearly has no issues with the Polytrack and can go one better. LADY OF FATE is not reliable but has a place chance. RUSSIAN FORT did not show much on local debut but will prefer this distance. COCO BEACH steps up in distance and could be a threat. FREESTYLE DANCE was seen to be finishing off her race well last time out and can be competitive. DIGITAL WARFARE is improving and is another to be considered.
Selections: #7 Scott’s Bar, #4 Freestyle Dance, #3 Coco Beach, #8 Digital Warfare
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 4, Gallops, 2000m, Poly, R105.300, 14:00GMT+2
Race Summary: KLEINZEE has stretched her unbeaten streak on the Polytrack to 7 and can add another win to that tally. She does try further this time and meets some talented rivals. DON’T CRY FOR ME was unplaced in his attempt at the Algoa Cup but did run well before that and can be a real test this distance. THE MIKADO has twice been beaten by another Alan Greeff trained runner Masterofthebaroque and is threatening to score. This course and distance suits him. HOME REEF is consistent and can contest the finish yet again. INTUITIVE SPIRIT needs to do more to score but might play a minor role.
Selections: #6 Kleinzee, #2 Don’T Cry For Me, #5 The Mikado, #3 Home Reef
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 5, Gallops, 1600m, Poly, R105.000, 14:35GMT+2
Race Summary: PRETTY AWESOME looked an unlucky loser last time out. This appears a tougher task but she may well be up to it. SABRAGE remains in very good form but does have to give weight to most of his rivals. POLICY OF TRUTH is a dangerous front-runner and could make all the running if given a soft lead. WARHAWK BOMBER struggled in better races than this recently and could be the surprise package of the race. VILA VICOSA is in good form and should be included in all bets. HOODWINKED and LAGUNA VERDE both have a place chance.
Selections: #7 Pretty Awesome, #1 Sabrage, #2 Policy Of Truth, #5 Vila Vicosa
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 6, Gallops, 1200m, Poly, R92.000, 15:10GMT+2
Race Summary: REAL WAR remains in good shape and deserves a winning turn. Stable companion WHATEVER NEXT is on a long losing run but is quite capable of beating these rivals. DIAMOND MAKER is consistent and clearly not out of it. FLYING SKITT is improving and could be better than rated. IN THE BAG did not show his best on local debut. He returns from a break but could surprise for jockey Craig Zackey. CHARLIE MALONE and ALESIAN BEAU are not easy rides but are capable of playing minor roles.
Selections: #7 Real War, #1 Diamond Maker, #3 Whatever Next, #8 Charlie Malone
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 7, Gallops, 1300m, Poly, R90.000, 15:50GMT+2
Race Summary: SAY A PRAYER proved just in need of her last run. She is not well drawn but can beat these rivals with luck in running. POWEROFPEACE is clearly better than her last run suggests and would not be a surprise winner. MIDNIGHT MUSIC also did not show her best last time out but is capable of making the frame. REMIND ME OF YOU will strip fitter this time and could be a threat. TOKYO PRINCESS does battle to finish off but can earn some more money. LOVELY DANCER liked it back on the grass last time out and might be competitive in this line-up.
Selections: #10 Say A Prayer, #4 Powerofpeace, #6 Midnight Music, #7 Remind Me Of You
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 8, Gallops, 1300m, Poly, R90.000, 16:25GMT+2
Race Summary: VIVO PER LEI has been very consistent of late. She makes the trip from the Western Cape and could prove hard to beat if as good on the Polytrack. JEWEL MULE is not well drawn but she is improving and can fight out the finish once again. MARKETA gets a good draw and can be competitive this time around. PRINCESS OF AJIAAL is not reliable but does have a place chance. MY AMI BEACH is unreliable but did win her penultimate start and cannot be ruled out from earning some money.
Selections: #5 Vivo Per Lei, #10 Jewel Mule, #2 Marketa, #3 Princess Of Ajiaal
Best Win: #7 SCOTT’S BAR
Best Value Bet: #7 REAL WAR
Best Longshot: #7 REAL WAR
RACE BY RACE PREVIEWS: FAIRVIEW POLYTRACK@2026.11.11
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 1, Gallops, 1200m, Poly, R92.000, 12:15GMT+2
Race Summary: EL COHETE makes her local debut trying the Polytrack. She is the one to beat. TAKEACHANCEONME disappointed on local debut but is capable of better and should make the frame. AMERICAN GEM and AMONG THE WILLOWS are both threatening a first success and must be respected. CERTAINLYDIFFERENT is capable of improvement and has a place chance.
Selections: #7 El Cohete, #3 American Gem, #5 Among The Willows, #2 Takeachanceonme
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 2, Gallops, 1400m, Poly, R103.600, 12:50GMT+2
Race Summary: A very open looking race. IMAGINABLE is probably better over a shorter distance but is also quite capable of beating these rivals. TRIPPING THUNDER does not always show his best but is capable of scoring. JOKER MAN has not won a race for some time, but jockey Richard Fourie sticks with him so he must be respected. Stable companion AUGUSTA ROSSO is not reliable but is also clearly in with a chance. Another Greeff runner COASTAL PATH is in good form but this is a tougher task. DYNALLEY struggled last time out but is capable of making all over this course and distance.
Selections: #6 Imaginable, #2 Joker Man, #3 Augusta Rosso, #4 Dynalley
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 3, Gallops, 2000m, Poly, R92.000, 13:25GMT+2
Race Summary: SCOTT’S BAR was only run out of it very late on local debut. He clearly has no issues with the Polytrack and can go one better. LADY OF FATE is not reliable but has a place chance. RUSSIAN FORT did not show much on local debut but will prefer this distance. COCO BEACH steps up in distance and could be a threat. FREESTYLE DANCE was seen to be finishing off her race well last time out and can be competitive. DIGITAL WARFARE is improving and is another to be considered.
Selections: #7 Scott’s Bar, #4 Freestyle Dance, #3 Coco Beach, #8 Digital Warfare
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 4, Gallops, 2000m, Poly, R105.300, 14:00GMT+2
Race Summary: KLEINZEE has stretched her unbeaten streak on the Polytrack to 7 and can add another win to that tally. She does try further this time and meets some talented rivals. DON’T CRY FOR ME was unplaced in his attempt at the Algoa Cup but did run well before that and can be a real test this distance. THE MIKADO has twice been beaten by another Alan Greeff trained runner Masterofthebaroque and is threatening to score. This course and distance suits him. HOME REEF is consistent and can contest the finish yet again. INTUITIVE SPIRIT needs to do more to score but might play a minor role.
Selections: #6 Kleinzee, #2 Don’T Cry For Me, #5 The Mikado, #3 Home Reef
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 5, Gallops, 1600m, Poly, R105.000, 14:35GMT+2
Race Summary: PRETTY AWESOME looked an unlucky loser last time out. This appears a tougher task but she may well be up to it. SABRAGE remains in very good form but does have to give weight to most of his rivals. POLICY OF TRUTH is a dangerous front-runner and could make all the running if given a soft lead. WARHAWK BOMBER struggled in better races than this recently and could be the surprise package of the race. VILA VICOSA is in good form and should be included in all bets. HOODWINKED and LAGUNA VERDE both have a place chance.
Selections: #7 Pretty Awesome, #1 Sabrage, #2 Policy Of Truth, #5 Vila Vicosa
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 6, Gallops, 1200m, Poly, R92.000, 15:10GMT+2
Race Summary: REAL WAR remains in good shape and deserves a winning turn. Stable companion WHATEVER NEXT is on a long losing run but is quite capable of beating these rivals. DIAMOND MAKER is consistent and clearly not out of it. FLYING SKITT is improving and could be better than rated. IN THE BAG did not show his best on local debut. He returns from a break but could surprise for jockey Craig Zackey. CHARLIE MALONE and ALESIAN BEAU are not easy rides but are capable of playing minor roles.
Selections: #7 Real War, #1 Diamond Maker, #3 Whatever Next, #8 Charlie Malone
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 7, Gallops, 1300m, Poly, R90.000, 15:50GMT+2
Race Summary: SAY A PRAYER proved just in need of her last run. She is not well drawn but can beat these rivals with luck in running. POWEROFPEACE is clearly better than her last run suggests and would not be a surprise winner. MIDNIGHT MUSIC also did not show her best last time out but is capable of making the frame. REMIND ME OF YOU will strip fitter this time and could be a threat. TOKYO PRINCESS does battle to finish off but can earn some more money. LOVELY DANCER liked it back on the grass last time out and might be competitive in this line-up.
Selections: #10 Say A Prayer, #4 Powerofpeace, #6 Midnight Music, #7 Remind Me Of You
Fairview Polytrack, 11.11.2026, Race 8, Gallops, 1300m, Poly, R90.000, 16:25GMT+2
Race Summary: VIVO PER LEI has been very consistent of late. She makes the trip from the Western Cape and could prove hard to beat if as good on the Polytrack. JEWEL MULE is not well drawn but she is improving and can fight out the finish once again. MARKETA gets a good draw and can be competitive this time around. PRINCESS OF AJIAAL is not reliable but does have a place chance. MY AMI BEACH is unreliable but did win her penultimate start and cannot be ruled out from earning some money.
Selections: #5 Vivo Per Lei, #10 Jewel Mule, #2 Marketa, #3 Princess Of Ajiaal
Best Win: #7 SCOTT’S BAR
Best Value Bet: #7 REAL WAR
Best Longshot: #7 REAL WAR
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Greeff can have another good day at Fairview
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Jerry Chau continues outstanding season with G3 Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse...
Crowning his emergence as one of Hong Kong’s top jockeys, Jerry Chau produced a masterly ride on Speed Dragon (121lb) to land the HK$4.2 million G3 Sa Sa Ladies’ Purse Handicap (1800m) at Sha Tin on Sunday (8 November), enhancing his chances of participation in the LONGINES International Jockeys’ Championship (IJC) next month.
Winner of last season’s Tony Cruz Award as the leading homegrown jockey, Chau has continued the form this term and, with 17 wins for the campaign, he is well placed to earn one of the two remaining berths in the LONGINES IJC at Happy Valley on 9 December after a superb display on Speed Dragon.
Asked by trainer Francis Lui to show patience on Speed Dragon, Chau followed the instructions to the letter, quietly biding his time behind the moderate pace set by Soleil Fighter (122lb) before steadily making ground along the fence. Approaching the turn, Chau angled Speed Dragon towards the middle of the track and tracked Le Zonda (117lb) deep into the straight.
Once clear, the Darci Brahma gelding unleashed a blistering sprint – with a final 400m sectional of 22.60s – to overhaul Gentleman Legacy (115lb) to score by a neck in 1m 47.84s, as luckless Massive Sovereign (123lb) charged through the middle of the field to snatch third place, a further length back.
“My first time riding him today. I trialled him in trackwork and he gave me a very good feeling,” Chau said. “He’s very mature and he does what he wants and he teaches me how to do it. As you can see in the race, he just led me into the race and he gave me a very good finish. So, I’m very proud of him.
“I was very lucky. The race was very smooth for me today and we got the job done.”
With two berths yet to be filled in the LONGINES IJC, Chau hopes he can qualify for the prestigious series and join Ryan Moore, James McDonald, William Buick, Mickael Barzalona, Zac Purton, Saffie Osborne, Dylan Browne McMonagle, Rachel King, Christophe Lemaire and Joao Moreira in the 12-rider series.
There are only five meetings remaining until the final selection cut-off and, with Nichola Yuen (18 wins) ineligible as a seven-pound claiming apprentice, Chau, Vincent Ho (14), Andrea Atzeni (12), Derek Leung (11) and James Orman (10) are all in contention for the final two spots.
Lui is likely to target winning a second consecutive HK$4.2 million G3 January Cup Handicap (1800m) on 13 January at Happy Valley with Speed Dragon, who now has four wins over the trip.
Lui posted a double when Young Archer (122lb) snared a last-stride victory in the Class 3 Suisse Programme Handicap (1200m) under Luke Ferraris. Formerly known as Melian when trained in Australia by Anthony and Sam Freedman, Young Archer earned a PP Bonus of HK$1.5 million for connections.
Atzeni vaulted into fifth place in the Hong Kong jockeys’ championship, slotting a treble with Beauty Bolt (118lb) in the Class 2 Santa Monica Handicap (1400m) for Tony Cruz, while also sharing a double in tandem John Size with Prime Ace (131lb) in the Class 4 Kate Tokyo Handicap (1200m) and Beauty Award (128lb) in the Class 4 Elizabeth Arden Handicap (1400m).
Beauty Bolt, who finished third in last season’s Hong Kong Classic Mile (1600m), earned a PP Bonus of HK$1.5 million.
Dylan Mo posted his first double since 2022 with the wins of Chris So’s Celestial Strider (128lb) in the Class 5 Neogence Handicap (1200m, dirt) and Ricky Yiu’s Panacea (113lb) in the Class 3 La Estephe Handicap (1400m).
The lightweight was elated with the brace, which came from only four rides.
“I’m very happy,” Mo said after triumphing on 43/1 chance Panacea, who was last early before charging late. “We wanted to ride this horse very relaxed and let him finish off and he did.
“It’s great to get these opportunities. My last double was a long time ago, so I am very happy now.”
Caspar Fownes-trained Pejibaye (132lb) made a triumphant return to racing after arthroscopic surgery to both knees in July with a four-and-a-half length win in the Class 4 Grace One Handicap (1200m, dirt) in class record time.
Taken directly to the front by Ellis Wong, the Per Incanto gelding clocked 1m 07.66s to shatter Sha Tin’s Class 4 1200m dirt record of 1m 08.14s, set in 2018 by Happy Tour.
“I have to thank the (Hong Kong) Jockey Club vets for the great job on his knee surgery during the summer break. He’s a lot more comfortable; we always felt that this horse had ability. He has come back and been very, very impressive, so hopefully we now go to Class 3 with a 5lb penalty and hopefully he’ll be very strong in Class 3 as well,” Fownes said.
Nine-time Hong Kong Champion Jockey Zac Purton claimed his 30th win of the season with the success of Danny Shum’s Gorgeous Victory (121lb) in the Class 4 Canmake Tokyo Handicap (1600m) to maintain a 12-win buffer over Yuen, who scored on Kingly Demeanor (126lb) for Cruz in the Class 5 L’Oreal Paris Handicap (1800m) to boost her tally to 18 wins.
Hong Kong racing continues at Happy Valley on Wednesday night (11 November).
By Leo Schlink
Sha Tin Track Spy: Sunday, 8 November
Track Spy
Video Stars
Race 5 – 8 LUCKY YEAR
Trapped wide from the 600m last start, he covered extra ground and was entitled to weaken in the straight, eventually beaten by 7.5 lengths over 1800m. In addition, the trip may have been beyond his best, and that performance is better than it appears on paper.
The drop back to 1600m should suit and, with a more economical run in transit, he could finally break through.
Race 8 – 6 ENSUED
He showed little first-up two weeks ago, carrying 135lb and settling off the speed throughout. However, his previous two starts carried plenty of merit, finishing a solid fourth in a Group 3 feature before finding one too good at the highest level two starts ago.
The drop in weight and rise in distance are both positives, and with added fitness second-up, he looks capable of causing an upset.
Sectional Stars
Race 3 – 11 KING’S ARROW
He comes off an improved first-up effort over this track and distance 28 days ago, reeling off the third-fastest final sectional to finish fifth behind the in-form AMOUR WAR EAGLE. Remaining well weighted in this week’s wide-open contest, he looks a strong chance of finishing in the top three.
Race 6 – 12 MIGHTY FIGHTER
After a fast-finishing sixth on his seasonal debut, he showed further improvement last start, charging home strongly to finish third in a slowly run race over this distance. Had he not been crowded near the 500m, he may well have gone even closer, having been beaten by only half a length.
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RACE 4
HUDDL HOBART (1) has done little wrong in two Malaysian outings to date and finished runner up to a potentially smart type in Rapid Strike here two weeks ago. The former South Aussie gets his chance to shed the maiden tag. One galloper worth watching first-up is PERFECT INVINCIBLE (3), another former Australian which looked quite sharp winning a trial here Tuesday week ago.
RACE 5
LOYALTY BANKER’S (1) is also on the verge of breaking through and should atone for his head defeat last start. PACIFIC SPLASH (8), a beaten favorite on local debut, should not be dismissed either and sis well served by the barrier draw. From the recent trials, FAST FAMOUS (6) and IT’S DA BOMB (7) have shown ability and are worth throwing in to the exotics.
RACE 7
One galloper which deserves a win is THUNDER LOTUS (6), runner up in his past two runs and profiles well to break the Malaysian tag on the distance drop. Connections have switched back to a senior jockey to ride the five-year-old which is looking to break the 17-month winning drought also.
RACE 8
The G3 Sports Toto Supreme Challenge Cup highlights the 13-race card and an enthralling clash is expected amongst the high graders. CHOICE IS MINE (7) has won three from five in the country and seems to thrive on the big space between runs. Returned to winning form in a Combined Class 2/3 on September 26 and deserves a feature win. BANKER’S TWO SIX (1) will be resuming from a successful campaign and appeared on track fitness wise with a dashing trial win on Tuesday. ANJOU CROWN (8) ran home powerfully in that same trial and is also a definite winning chance.
RACE 9
HAPPY LEGEND (5) has undergone the complete makeover with a change of ownership, trainer and change of name. Formerly known as One Alakazam, the four-year-old returns to original trainer Frank Maynard and looks a chance to atone for his narrow defeat in a Benchmark 45 contest at Ipoh last month. MILITARY AWARD (7), despite not scoring in the grade previously, has shown rapid improvement recently and could provide the value.
RACE 10
Promising galloper, STRATEGISE (9) has overcome all obstacles during his progress through the grades and will be attempting to keep his unbeaten record intact against the Class 2 performers. The gelding produced a devastating turn of speed to blouse his rivals in a Max Two Stakes event here two weeks ago and is on target to go four on the bounce. IRISH GOODBYE (1) will resume, is a first up winner previously and remains unbeaten in four starts over the 1400m trip. The gelding is proven at this level and appears to be the main danger.
RACE 12
LEGEND SIXTY-THREE (1) may be testing the patience of his followers but has the hoof on the till with current leading jockey, SU Lim returning to the saddle. The five-year-old has improved vastly this campaign and draws perfectly for a winning return. IRON SAMURAI (2) and SHOW ALL SIXTY-ONE (3) are both eight-year-olds but continue to race competitively at this level and are worthy trifecta chances.
Peter Poised For TAB Turffontein Feature Double
Tony Peter has the ammunition to dominate Sunday’s 10-race TAB Turffontein Standside programme, with the in-form trainer strongly represented across the card and potentially poised to land a feature-race double among four possible winners for his stable.
Three features headline the meeting, including the Grade 3 Victory Moon Stakes, a significant 1800m trial for the Grade 1 Betway Summer Cup on 28 November. For several contenders, this could represent their final opportunity to secure a place in the R6-million showpiece.
The supporting attractions are two Listed contests for fillies and mares, the National Colour Stakes and Summer Pudding Handicap, named in honour of former champions of South African racing. However, Main Defender, Peter’s principal hope in the Victory Moon Stakes (Race 7), is not a Summer Cup candidate and could have been specifically targeted at this Grade 3 prize. Runner-up in the 2024 renewal, the six-year-old has a strong chance of going one better this time under reigning Champion Jockey Craig Zackey.
The son of Pathfork endured a wide draw in gate No 11 of 13 when finishing eighth behind Gladiatorian in last month’s Grade 2 Joburg Spring Challenge. That was his first outing following a 10-week break after finishing third in the Grade 1 Champions Cup over 1800m at the end of last season. He should strip considerably fitter for that comeback outing and need only reproduce something approaching his Champions Cup performance to end a 589-day winless drought and register an 11th career victory. He is a compelling betting proposition.
Earlier, stablemate Taxi To The Moon, last season’s Grade 2 Golden Horse Sprint winner, is weighted to make a successful return in Race 4 over 1160m and looks poised to provide Peter and Richard Fourie with the first leg of a possible race-to-race double.
A nine-time winner from 24 starts, the accomplished speedster won his only previous engagement with Fourie aboard over 1000m at Hollywoodbets Greyville. Although his record suggests that the shorter trip is his optimum, he is a two-time winner over TAB Turffontein’s 1160m so if ready to fire after a 15-week absence, he will be hard to hold out.
Fourie partners Peter-trained Precocious in the National Colour Stakes (Race 5), where the daughter of Ideal World looks particularly hard to oppose over 1000m.
She has thrived since joining the Highveld stable, winning five of eight starts for Peter, including both previous course-and-distance appearances. While Fourie takes the reins on the four-year-old filly for the first time, her natural early speed should make his task relatively straightforward. She has the gate speed to secure a favourable position before unleashing a potent turn of foot, demonstrated last time when conceding weight and giving a beating to male opposition over 1200m. The drop back to 1000m holds no fears, and with a top-class jockey in the irons, she has the credentials to add another feature success to Peter’s growing tally.
The Summer Pudding Handicap (Race 6), over 1600m, presents a different challenge, with progressive Reece’s Wish looking capable of extending the winning sequence for the in-form Candice and Tammy Dawson stable. The lightly raced daughter of Vercingetorix took time to find her feet but is now making rapid progress through the ranks, having won both starts this season. She passed her stiffest test last time, stepping up in class off a career-high mark to demolish male opposition over 1600m on the Inside track.
A six-point penalty for that emphatic success is unlikely to halt her momentum, even in Listed company. Ideally drawn in gate No 1 and reunited with this season’s leading jockey, Keagan de Melo, she looks well equipped to handle the challenge after a 12-week break.
Peter could yet have the final say in the closing stages, with Blizzard Snow among five stable representatives capable of completing a memorable afternoon for the yard in Race 10 over 1160m.
Clive Robinson
Greeff can clean up once again
Trainer Alan Greeff continues to produce a stream of winners at Fairview every week, and he holds a very decent hand yet again on Friday.
Golden Palm in Race 2, Powder Day in Race 3 and US Ranger in Race 4 all look hard to beat.
Golden Palm is on a recovery mission after some costly defeats this year. The Master Of My Fate filly won five of her first six starts, but it has been just over a year since her last victory, which came on 24 October 2025.
The four-year-old filly clearly did not enjoy the Polytrack in her last two starts. Although she was not beaten far on either occasion, she is clearly better than those performances suggest. Jockey Richard Fourie has stuck with her, and it is worth noting that Greeff has four of the six carded runners.
The Real Gone Kid filly Powder Day drifted in the betting on debut but still ran a cracker when finishing runner-up behind the consistent Green Point. That was on the Polytrack, and she did good work in the closing stages. Trying the grass this time, she can go one place better.
US Ranger has not always shown his best side, but he has won four of his seven starts so far. Returning from a break during which he was gelded, he was an impressive winner over 1000m on the Polytrack.
The operation has clearly worked a treat. Although he was slowly away, he made up ground quickly and drew right away at the finish, beating the speedy filly Danish Dynamite.
He takes on even tougher rivals this time around, including his stable companion, the 13-time winner Fairy Knight. He will also need to fend off a likely late challenge from Astronomical Boy. That Dean Smith-trained rival quickened nicely when winning over this course and distance in his penultimate start, and his latest run on the Polytrack can safely be ignored.
Another runner in the race who could surprise after disappointing twice on the Polytrack is Mount Pilatus. He is talented and at his best over this distance.
Clive Robinson
2026 Betway Summer Cup – Second Entries
Johannesburg, South Africa – Thirty-eight runners remain in contention for the 2026 Betway Summer Cup following the close of second entries at 11am on Tuesday, 3 November 2026. Heading the list is last year’s winner, Mauritzfontein (Pty) Ltd (Nom: Mrs J B Jell)’s Mocha Blend, from the Frank Robinson stable, who will be looking to defend her title.
De Kock Racing, which currently boasts nine Summer Cup trophies on its CV, has added Splittheeights, strengthening its hand to eight runners.
Five-time winning trainer Sean Tarry still holds a four-strong entry, including Grand Empire (Gr1 HKJC World Pool SA Classic) and Legend Of Arthur (Gr1 TAB SA Derby).
Dual winner Alec Laird has scratched Gr1 HKJC World Pool Premier’s Champions Challenge hero Fire Attack and now pins his hopes on Gr2 TAB Gauteng Guineas winner Parisian Walkway.
Directors: Charles Savage, Emma Callister, Potlako Mophiring, Bradley Ralph
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Joe Soma, who won the race with Wagner in 2012, has scratched Errol Flynn, leaving him with Jimmy Don and Rule By Force.
St John Gray, breeder, owner and trainer of 2011 winner Dancewiththedevil, fields another homebred hopeful in Palace Prince.
There is a strong contingent of KZN raiders, including 2025 winner Mocha Blend; two entries from 2023 Betway Summer Cup-winning trainer Nathan Kotzen in Field Marshal and Madison Valley; and recent Betway Joburg Spring Challenge winner Gladatorian, from the Stuart Ferrie stable. Frikkie Greyling, Peter Muscutt, Robbie Hill and Gareth van Zyl have also entered runners.
The Cape challenge is headed by Justin Snaith, Glen Kotzen and James Crawford, who have entered Magic Verse and Native Ruler; Holding Thumbs; and Otto Luyken, respectively.
Full list of entries below:-
2000m BETWAY SUMMER CUP (Grade 1)
Stakes Breakdown Total Stakes: R6,000,000.00 1st R3,450,000, 2nd R1,200,000, 3rd R600,000, 4th R300,000, 5th R150,000, 6th R60,000, 7th R60,000, 8th R60,000, 9th R60,000, 10th R60,000Full List of Entries
- 0 GLADATORIAN (7G) 0.0 127 AT Stuart Ferrie
- 0 FIRE ATTACK (5G) 0.0 124 A Alec Laird (Scratched)
- 0 KING PELLES (6G) 0.0 122 BA Gareth van Zyl
- 0 NATIVE RULER (5G) 0.0 121 A Justin Snaith
- 0 MOCHA BLEND (5M) 0.0 120 A Frank Robinson
- 0 HOLDING THUMBS (6G) 0.0 119 BA Glen Kotzen
- 0 CHOISAANADA (5G) 0.0 118 A Erico Verdonese
- 0 JAN VAN GOYEN (4G) 0.0 118 A Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 HAZY DAZY (4F) 0.0 117 HA Xander / Corne Spi (Scratched)
- 0 RULE BY FORCE (7G) 0.0 117 BAT Joe Soma
- 0 THE ULTIMATE KING (5G) 0.0 117 BA Tony Peter
- 0 CHRONICLE KING (4C) 0.0 115 A Candice / Tammy Dawson
- 0 MAGIC VERSE (6G) 0.0 115 A Justin Snaith
- 0 ERROL FLYNN (4G) 0.0 114 BAT Joe Soma (Scratched)
- 0 LITTLEMISSMILLION (4F) 0.0 114 A Tyrone Zackey
- 0 OLIVIA’S WAY (5M) 0.0 114 CA Roy Magner
- 0 REET PETITE (4F) 0.0 114 A Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 OTTO LUYKEN (7G) 0.0 113 BAT James Crawford
- 0 ALADDIN’S LAMP (6G) 0.0 112 BA Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 I SALUTE YOU (5G) 0.0 112 BA Peter Muscutt
- 0 JIMMY DON (7G) 0.0 112 A Joe Soma
- 0 CALLA LAGOON (GB) (5H) 0.0 111 A Stuart Pettigrew (Scratched)
- 0 DRUMNADROCHIT (4F) 0.0 111 A Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 GRAND EMPIRE (4G) 0.0 111 AT Sean Tarry
- 0 MADISON VALLEY (6G) 0.0 111 A Nathan Kotzen
- 0 FIELD MARSHAL (5G) 0.0 110 A Nathan Kotzen
- 0 SOLAR SAIL (5G) 0.0 109 A Paul Matchett
- 0 $ SPLITTHEEIGHTS (4C) 0.0 109 A Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 BUSSTOPINHOUNSLOW (5G) 0.0 108 AT Grant Maroun
- 0 IMMEDIATE EDGE (5G) 0.0 108 BA Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 LEGEND OF ARTHUR (5G) 0.0 108 HAT Sean Tarry
- 0 PALACE PRINCE (4C) 0.0 108 AT St John Gray
- 0 ISIVIVANE (5G) 0.0 107 A Peter Muscutt
- 0 PARISIAN WALKWAY (5G) 0.0 107 A Alec Laird
- 0 WILD INTENT (5G) 0.0 107 A Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 INDIAN OCEAN (7M) 0.0 105 BA Mano Pandaram
- 0 TOMYRIS (6M) 0.0 103 A Tony Peter
- 0 JAZZ CAFE (6M) 0.0 101 BA Robbie Hill (Scratched)
- 0 CURIOUS GIRL (4F) 0.0 100 A Mike / Mathew de Kock
- 0 GO GRAYSON GO (5H) 0.0 98 AT Frikkie Greyling
- 0 MASTER SPY (4G) 0.0 97 AT Sean Tarry
- 0 MISSION TO MARS (I (6G) 0.0 94 A Stuart Pettigrew (Scratched)
- 0 FIRST WISH (5M) 0.0 93 A Candice / Tammy Dawson
- 0 TINTIN (5G) 0.0 93 A Sean Tarry






















