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JP - Kawasaki - Race 6

Thoroughbred
11 Runners
7.5f
Unknown
Dirt
29.4K

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Verdict

GRAND WORLD (4) was prominent on straightening then faded to finish eighth last time out over 1 ³/16m at Kyoto Dirt. Meets an inferior line-up and is the one to beat. SANEI TARO (8) doesn't win out of turn but ran a strong race when resuming from a spell last time out over 7 ½f at Urawa, finishing third and beaten 2.25 lengths after being in the firing line on the turn. Well placed and there is no reason he cannot find winning ways. BONCELLENSIS (9) has been racing well and is close to a win, the latest effort a solid third at this track over 7 ½f. Niihara Shuma has registered two minor placings when on board. One of the contenders. PURE CHROME (3) has been safely held at his last two starts, the latest when ninth over 7f at Tokyo Dirt. Does enjoy some weight relief this time. Out of his depth in JRA meets recently but can easily bounce back.
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Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
4
Grand World silk

Comes off a 38 day let-up. Last start couldn't go on with it, 8th of 16 at Kyoto Dirt on May 31 over 1 ³/16m, 8 len behind Snark Sharaku with 121lbs at $3.60. The race before that held ground to the line 2nd of 13 at Kyoto Dirt on May 24 over 1 ³/16m, 1.0 len behind Piena Black carrying 121lbs at $2.60. Leading contender coming out of a very nice stall.

1st Pick
4

Grand World

Jockey: Tsubasa Sasagawa

Trainer: Koichi Shintani

J: Tsubasa Sasagawa

T: Koichi Shintani

150---35%15/8

Analysis

Comes off a 38 day let-up. Last start couldn't go on with it, 8th of 16 at Kyoto Dirt on May 31 over 1 ³/16m, 8 len behind Snark Sharaku with 121lbs at $3.60. The race before that held ground to the line 2nd of 13 at Kyoto Dirt on May 24 over 1 ³/16m, 1.0 len behind Piena Black carrying 121lbs at $2.60. Leading contender coming out of a very nice stall.

8
Sanei Taro silk

Second run back. First-up after three months 3rd of 8 at Urawa on June 24 over 7 ½f, 2.25 len behind Tough Call with 126lbs at $15.50. Previously second-up 9th of 11 at this track on January 1 over 1m, 7 len behind Valentine Gift with 123lbs at $18.80. Improver with winning prospects.

2nd Pick
8

Sanei Taro

Jockey: Ryo Novata

Trainer: Kenichi Takatsuki

J: Ryo Novata

T: Kenichi Takatsuki

124---31%9/4

Analysis

Second run back. First-up after three months 3rd of 8 at Urawa on June 24 over 7 ½f, 2.25 len behind Tough Call with 126lbs at $15.50. Previously second-up 9th of 11 at this track on January 1 over 1m, 7 len behind Valentine Gift with 123lbs at $18.80. Improver with winning prospects.

9
Boncellensis silk

Form hard to fault. Most recently made some head-way from midfield, 3rd of 11 at this track on June 16 over 7 ½f, 1.3 len behind Lupo with 123lbs at $21. The start before that made some head-way from midfield, 2nd of 14 at this track on May 13 over 7 ½f, 3 len behind Canal Gale carrying 123lbs at $74.50. Strong winning hope.

3rd Pick
9

Boncellensis

Jockey: Niihara Shuma

Trainer: Katsuyoshi Uchida

J: Niihara Shuma

T: Katsuyoshi Uchida

80---16%11/2

Analysis

Form hard to fault. Most recently made some head-way from midfield, 3rd of 11 at this track on June 16 over 7 ½f, 1.3 len behind Lupo with 123lbs at $21. The start before that made some head-way from midfield, 2nd of 14 at this track on May 13 over 7 ½f, 3 len behind Canal Gale carrying 123lbs at $74.50. Strong winning hope.

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