ZA - Kenilworth - Race 2

Thoroughbred

7 Runners

Sweepstakes

Turf

10.0K

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Verdict

FAST TRAIN took his form up another level last time and is the one to beat. It Is My Time can also take a hand, while Sommerstern also has claims.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
3	Career best when winning 13-runner maiden (18/10) at this course (6f, good) 38 days ago. Shortlist material. 1st Pick 3 Fast Train (Saf) Jockey: Juan Paul V'd Merwe Trainer: P. P. Kruyer, South Africa J: Juan Paul V'd Merwe T: P. P. Kruyer, South Africa	0	-	-	-	20%
Analysis Career best when winning 13-runner maiden (18/10) at this course (6f, good) 38 days ago. Shortlist material.
7	C&D winner. Three wins from 11 runs last year. Latest win here in November. Good second of 9 in handicap (8/1) at Durbanville (7f, good) 28 days ago. 2nd Pick 7 It Is My Time (Saf) Jockey: Grant Van Niekerk Trainer: D. A. Mclachlan, South Africa J: Grant Van Niekerk T: D. A. Mclachlan, South Africa	0	-	-	-	29%
Analysis C&D winner. Three wins from 11 runs last year. Latest win here in November. Good second of 9 in handicap (8/1) at Durbanville (7f, good) 28 days ago.
2	Course winner. Latest win at Durbanville in January. 6/1, creditable third of 9 in handicap at this course (8f, good) 35 days ago. 3rd Pick 2 Sommerstern (Saf) Jockey: Chad Little Trainer: L. V. Woodruff, South Africa J: Chad Little T: L. V. Woodruff, South Africa	0	-	-	-	25%
Analysis Course winner. Latest win at Durbanville in January. 6/1, creditable third of 9 in handicap at this course (8f, good) 35 days ago.

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