ZA - Vaal - Race 3

Thoroughbred

14 Runners

9.9f

Maiden

Turf

8.5K

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Verdict

WAR TALK has a clear chance. Chickasaw will probably give the selection most to think about, while Come Together is another with the potential to figure.

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Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	Power Rating	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob
5	Remains a maiden after 8 Flat runs. Second of 14 in maiden at this course (9f, good, 3/1) 19 days ago. The one to beat. 1st Pick 5 War Talk (Saf) Jockey: Craig Zackey Trainer: S. G. Tarry, South Africa J: Craig Zackey T: S. G. Tarry, South Africa	0	-	-	-	50%
Analysis Remains a maiden after 8 Flat runs. Second of 14 in maiden at this course (9f, good, 3/1) 19 days ago. The one to beat.
6	Remains a maiden after 8 Flat runs. 6/1, third of 8 in maiden at this course (9f, good) 19 days ago. Enters calculations. 2nd Pick 6 Chickasaw (Saf) Jockey: Ryan Munger Trainer: F. Bronkhorst, South Africa J: Ryan Munger T: F. Bronkhorst, South Africa	0	-	-	-	13%
Analysis Remains a maiden after 8 Flat runs. 6/1, third of 8 in maiden at this course (9f, good) 19 days ago. Enters calculations.
9	16/1, first run since leaving P. F. Matchett when third of 10 in maiden at this course (7.2f, good) 19 days ago. Significantly up in trip. Merits consideration. 3rd Pick 9 Come Together (Saf) Jockey: Kobeli Lihaba Trainer: M. Khan, South Africa J: Kobeli Lihaba T: M. Khan, South Africa	0	-	-	-	4%
Analysis 16/1, first run since leaving P. F. Matchett when third of 10 in maiden at this course (7.2f, good) 19 days ago. Significantly up in trip. Merits consideration.

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