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Fame Star bounces back to winning ways
Fame Star (Twirling Candy) bounced back to his best after more than two years away from the winner’s enclosure when he repelled the challenge of Rocket Star (Star Witness) to land the feature Class 1 handicap over 1200 metres at Kranji yesterday. The last of Fame Star’s eight wins came in a Kranji Stakes A... Read More
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Istataba goes one better on raw ability
Argentinian filly Istataba (Treasure Beach) put her best foot forward to get off the mark in the restricted maiden over 1200 metres at Kranji yesterday having shown potential with two seconds from her two starts previously. The Michael Clements-trained filly jumped smartly from barrier five and kept finding more for Jake Bayliss to defeat Deception... Read More
Mesmerizing hands Crutchley first win as a Kranji trainer
Stephen Crutchley has led in countless winners at Kranji, but yesterday was the first time the Kiwi horseman was heading down to the winner’s circle as a trainer in his own right. The New Zealander has been part of the local racing landscape since joining forces with owner Constance Cheng and became assistant trainer to... Read More
Upsides to Katak ‘scare’ Le Grange
South African import Katak (Potala Palace) well and truly put behind the disappointment of his early Singapore showings with an emphatic win in yesterday’s Kranji Stakes A race over 1600 metres. The five-year-old entire was chalking up his second win at Kranji following his local breakthrough in a Class 2 event over 1400 metres five... Read More
Seven on the bounce for Lim’s Kosciuszko
Danny Beasley was in awe when he gave Lim’s Kosciuszko (Kermadec) a squeeze inside the concluding stages of the $85,000 Class 2 race over 1200 metres on Saturday. Just like everybody else, the Australian jockey was blown away by the rising star’s impeccable record of seven wins from as many starts at Kranji, but what... Read More
Entertainer back in the spotlight
Polytrack specialist Entertainer (Zoustar) has not taken long to get back into the spotlight. A weakening seventh at his debut for trainer Donna Logan in a Class 3 event over his pet trip of 1100m (all previous six wins over that distance when then trained by Mark Walker) three weeks ago, the five-year-old was attempting... Read More