Greyville 17th March

A day meeting at Greyville on Wed, post your fancies.

The first timer Mahbooba and Flying Princess are the bankers

good punting!

Race 1: Makuku-Kulu, course experience may count here with Hill up..... High Repute, alumites on for the first time the roughie for the quartet

Race 2: Another alumite strike Chablis, but will pass on 2 year old races.

Race 3: Deputy Cat showed good improvement last time over 2400m ...

Race 4: Flying Princess the one to beat, but Laird stable did not have a very good day at Clairwood on Sunday... Travel Light my lurker

Race 5: Open race imo, field in the exotics...

Race 6: Charles Greig due for a win, but include Norse Sky, Watson's Creek and The Giant

Race 7: Tough one... pass by ... field again in the exotic

Race 8: Premiere Night for the upset

Race 9: Young Caseur but will include Riley's Star, Qui Sera and Rapara....

Money been queing up for Makuku Kula all day,was 5/2 this morning on Interbet..

I'll post the following selections:

Boma king
Deputy Cat
Charles Greig
Young Caesour

Get on while the getting is good

Happy punting!

JACK MILNER - Trainer Charles Laird can get Pick 6 punters at Greyville today off to a flying start. He sends out talented Australian-bred filly Flying Princess in Race 4, a Graduation Plate for fillies and mares over 1100m, and she looks head-and-shoulders better than her opposition.

The daughter of Flying Spur has raced just four times for two wins and it is the calibre of the runners she beat that makes her a standout bet in this field.


In her debut she stumbled at the start and trailed in 8.40 lengths behind Sean Tarry’s highly rated Mana Mou. It didn’t take long for Flying Princess to spread her wings and over 1000m at Scottsville in her second start she trounced Gluwein by 3.50 lengths.


Laird then brought her to Gauteng and once again she showed her class with facile one-length victory over Mary Lou in a 1200m sprint on the Turffontein inside track.


Gluwein has since won the Grade 1 Majorca Stakes while Mary Lou was a 5.50-length winner of the Listed Swallow Stakes.


When tried over 1400m in the Listed Starling Stakes, Flying Princess never got into the hunt and finished 16 lengths behind Sidera. However, back to a sprint and with Anton Marcus in the saddle, she will be hard to stop, even taking a 130-day rest into account.


Herman Brown and jockey Raymond Danielson join forces to give punters a second Pick 6 banker in Race 9 over 1300m. Young Caesour was desperately unlucky not to win her last start but was badly drawn, started slowly and raced greenly.


Overall it was a superb effort by the favourite to finish a 1.90-length fourth behind her stablemate Norbury. She completed the 400m-to-finish in a remarkable 21.9 sec and should recoup losses.

Morning all i believe a great treble today R5 RoyalDay (place) Race1 Boma King (place) and the best bet of the day Race9 Young Caesour (win). Good punting .

::oJeez. No posts since 9:08 am. Even Flamingo generates more blogging than the racing capital of nowhere.

We were waiting for the Oracle to tip us a winner,took all sorts of prices the dog,and he ran like a dog..