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Aramani another top label for Aramco Stable
Former Australian Group 3 winner Charge (Zoustar) finally got on the board at his third start at Kranji yesterday. Renamed as Aramani, the five-year-old finally reproduced his Sydney/Melbourne form with an all-the-way win in the $70,000 Class 3 Division 2 race over 1200m. Showing his customary early gate speed – at his first two Kranji... Read More
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First Derby for Clements, Duric as Top Knight shines
Top Knight (Zoustar) made full use of the entire length of Kranji’s long home straight to score an absolute thriller in yesterday’s Singapore Derby (Listed, 1800m), a local Group 1, incidentally handing trainer Michael Clements and jockey Vlad Duric their first hurrahs in the glamour race – and an early birthday present for the latter.... Read More
Inferno wins Singapore Classic in a canter
Rising star Inferno (Holy Roman Emperor) gave another glimpse of his bombproof qualities after he scored a thumping win in the S$250,000 Singapore Classic (Gr 2, 1400m) on Sunday, probably one of his most impressive to date. From the way the even-money favourite effortlessly strolled to the line at the expense of some very smart... Read More
Excelling does just that at first Group raid
Excelling does just that at first Group raid Progressive sprinter Excelling (Manhattan Rain) was the main beneficiary from an earnest speed battle in and around him when he emerged the freshest horse on the scene en route to a well-calculated victory in the S$250,000 Merlion Trophy (Gr 2, 1200m) yesterday. Trained by Lee Freedman, the... Read More
Blinkered Aramaayo puts rivals in the shade in Kranji Mile
Former Godolphin galloper Aramaayo (Poet’s Voice) claimed his highest prize since racing in Singapore when he landed the S$1 million Kranji Mile (Local Gr 1, 1600m) yesterday. First past the post only once at his previous six starts at Kranji, the Poet’s Voice (Dubawi) five-year-old had, however, not been able to fully showcase his true... Read More
Sacred Rebel turns back the clock with big upset
Yesterday’s $85,000 Class 2 race over 1100 metres garnered a strong field with the likes of Siam Warrior (Exceed And Excel), Muraahib (Reset) and Pennywise (Pure Prize), but in the end, it hatched an unexpected winner in Sacred Rebel (Sepoy). . The $107 pop incidentally keeps up last Sunday’s record-breaking feat of the Mark Walker-Remarkable... Read More