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ZA - Durbanville - Race 7

Thoroughbred
7 Runners
8f
Sweepstakes
Turf
12.0K

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Verdict

VOORLOOPERTJIE is on the up and can win again. Better Man is a big player, while Promettere can fight it out for minor honours.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Pomp It Up (Saf) silk
1

Pomp It Up (Saf)

Jockey: Muzi Yeni

Trainer: J. S. Snaith, South Africa

J: Muzi Yeni

T: J. S. Snaith, South Africa

0---20%4/1
2
Diamond Rock (Saf) silk
2

Diamond Rock (Saf)

Jockey: Joshwin Solomons

Trainer: D. A. Mclachlan, South Africa

J: Joshwin Solomons

T: D. A. Mclachlan, South Africa

0---10%10/1
3
Voorloopertjie (Saf) silk
1st Pick
3

Voorloopertjie (Saf)

Jockey: Callan Murray

Trainer: A. E. Sands, South Africa

J: Callan Murray

T: A. E. Sands, South Africa

0---23%7/2
4
Soho Heartthrob (Saf) silk
4

Soho Heartthrob (Saf)

Jockey: Juan Paul V'd Merwe

Trainer: D. Kannemeyer, South Africa

J: Juan Paul V'd Merwe

T: D. Kannemeyer, South Africa

0---17%5/1
5
Promettere (Saf) silk
3rd Pick
5

Promettere (Saf)

Jockey: Kabelo Matsunyane

Trainer: V. H. Marshall, South Africa

J: Kabelo Matsunyane

T: V. H. Marshall, South Africa

0---5%20/1
6
Blind Date (Saf) silk
6

Blind Date (Saf)

Jockey: Richard Fourie

Trainer: J. S. Snaith, South Africa

J: Richard Fourie

T: J. S. Snaith, South Africa

0---20%4/1
7
Better Man (Saf) silk
2nd Pick
7

Better Man (Saf)

Jockey: Keagan De Melo

Trainer: V. H. Marshall, South Africa

J: Keagan De Melo

T: V. H. Marshall, South Africa

0---13%7/1

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Scratch

A horse is a scratch when injury or other necessity causes it to be withdrawn from the race.

Bobble/Stumble

A slip or a duck from a horse trying to leave the starting gates, often caused by the surface giving way under the feet. This can range from a mild misstep to a stumble down to their knees.

Dead Heat

Two or more horses finishing so close at the wire, that they were unable to be separated on a photo finish and deemed to have tied.