runners for Wednesday’s meeting on the Greyville turf track.
OCTOBER 22, 2019
Race 1
Wayne Badenhorst: No 8 Joint Effect – He may be a bit green having his first run at Greyville but is improving and should run a nice race.
Mark Dixon: No 4 Bleu Royale – He makes his debut at Greyville and will probably be green and need the experience No 12 Sonetlumiere – He makes his debut at Greyville and will probably be green and in need of the experience.
Shane Humby: No 1 Magic In Seattle – He returns to racing after 8 months off (Since his barrier trial) and he should need this run.
Nathan Kotzen: No 7 Hungry Eyes – Returns after a 3 month rest. Hoping for a place
Michael Roberts: No 13 Sonjador – He’s drawn wide and will need the experience
Race 2
Doug Campbell: No 8 Kildonan Bay – She is working well and although she has drawn a bit wide, I’m hoping she can finish in the money.
Mark Dixon: No 5 Blanchetta – She has a wide draw and will probably be green and in need of the experience.
Alistair Gordon: No 12 To The Max – She’s fit and well and has come on from her last run. Should run well
Shane Humby: No 2 Whiffler’s Joy – She has not raced since March this year and she will probably need the outing.
Garth Puller: No 3 Astute Vision – She’s coming along nicely but may still need this run.
Michael Roberts: No 7 Desert Glow – He is still a bit green and will need the experience. No 4 Justadoreher – May find the others a bit strong for her but she could hopefully sneak into the Quartet
Race 3
Dennis Drier/Stuart Ferrie: No 2 Dieci – She ran below par last time out but could possibly sneak into the Quartet.
Duncan Howells: No 1 Beat It – She has a lighter weight than she has been carrying in her last few races and back at Greyville, she should be in the first four. No 4 Wildly In Love is an honest filly and always gives her best.
Tony Rivalland: No 9 Extravargent – He’s put up some nice work and has an each-way chance
Michael Roberts: No 6 Winter Sun – She ran on well from a bad draw last time out and she should be a big runner here.
Race 4
Duncan Howells: No 5 Coldhardcash is a different horse since racing with the cornel collar and he should again give a good account of himself.
Michael Roberts: No 2 Kingsmead – He comes back after almost 3 months off but he is well and is not without a chance.
Race 5
Doug Campbell: No 10 Kentucky Spur – Will be trying the blinkers and I’m hoping he can run into the placings. No 12 King’s Cove – He tries a longer trip but has drawn very wide. Quartet inclusion.
Brett Crawford/Peter Muscutt: No 13 Isikheto – Has been disappointing of late but has not had the best of luck in running with the apprentices. He has Craig Zackey up on Wednesday and although he has a wide draw, he could finish in the money
Nathan Kotzen: No 8 Merlin From Berlin – Improved last two runs on the Polytrack. Has an each-way chance
Race 6
Doug Campbell: No 8 Declaration Of War – He has once again drawn out wide but he is working very well and with a bit of luck in running should be right there at the finish. No 1 Master George – He settled well in running in his last start and ran on nicely at the end. If he settles again, he should be in the firing line.
Garth Puller: No 9 Great Guy – He’s not well drawn but is doing well at home and if the 1800m trip is not a bit beyond him, he could make the frame. No 14 Twice Golden – He should enjoy the longer trip but may just be in need of the run.
Race 7
Wayne Badenhorst: No 3 Amor Ardiente – He’s doing very well at home and I’m expecting a good run.
Brett Crawford/Peter Muscutt: No 6 GG’s Dynasty – He returns to racing after a 4 month break and will improve with the run.. He is a consistent performer and should be in the money.
Dennis Drier/Stuart Ferrie: No 9 Blackburn Roc – He has solid form to his credit and has a definite chance. No 7 Sea Dance – Has his first run for the stable. His Jhb form is good and we’re hoping for a decent run
Alistair Gordon: No 5 Good Rhythm – He’s fit and well and had a cracking good last run. It is a competitive field he takes on but he should give a very good account of himself.
Michael Roberts: No 8 Enjoy The View – He’s a nice horse. He does come back after a rest but with his lightweight should run a big race
Race 8
Wayne Badenhorst: No 1 Class Of Eight – She has a better draw this time and she should give a good account of herself.
Mark Dixon: No 9 Jackson Wells – Put up a promising barrier trial but she may still be green and in need of this run.
Duncan Howells: No 10 Light Jade – She’s not a bad filly and although she may still be green, she could make the back end of Quartets
Michael Roberts: No 13 Tupelo Honey – She’s a nice filly and if not too green, she should be in the shake-up.
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