Kenilworth Saturday 17 July

With the action is headlined by two Grade 3 races

TRACK INFORMATION

KENILWORTH
Race Track: Turf. Summer course 2800m in circumference with 600m run-in. Winter course 2700m with 450m run-in. Races up to 1200m testing straight course (1200m races are occasionally run round the turn, starting on the Summer course and ending on the Winter course); beyond 1200m anti-clockwise round turn.

Best Draws: Low-numbers draws slightly preferred all races. Wet going can impact on draw in races down the straight.

Pen - 28 (Both Tracks)

Track Condition - Soft (Both Tracks)

False Rail - Straight:Inside rail 3m from 800m mark to 400m mark, 3m spur at 400m mark.W/Course: 2m Out from 1700m with a 5m spur @470 m. Start forward of zero:2m

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Fourie treble :-

R3 x R4 x R5

Fish in barrel racing

Snaith by snaith by snaith by snaith by snaith etc etc etc

We will be hard pressed to find a finish where 2 jockeys just can't control their horses like those two in race 2.

durbs wrote: We will be hard pressed to find a finish where 2 jockeys just can't control their horses like those two in race 2.

Why was there no objection? Surely the winner should have been demoted to 3rd!!!

FOREVER BILL a big runner in Race 3, Has been backed in the past and was interfered with last time!

Sammy Silver wrote:

durbs wrote: We will be hard pressed to find a finish where 2 jockeys just can't control their horses like those two in race 2.

Why was there no objection? Surely the winner should have been demoted to 3rd!!!

Should have been, stipes are wimps

Sammy Silver wrote: FOREVER BILL a big runner in Race 3, Has been backed in the past and was interfered with last time!

What a poor ride by Van Niekerk!!!

Race 4Scratching our heads over Cape Point poor last run. His work has been good and I’m hoping that a top jockey and a nice draw will see him run a better race. The 2yo Ocean Warrior looks useful, and it’s pretty open if he fails.
Race 6 Tough task for Pretty Betty today- 4 kg worse off with Rain in Newmarket which is the one to beat. The older fillies, Sleeping Single and Sing out Loud ran below their ability last time, and either could win this on best form, and we are also a couple of kg worse off with them. Driving Miss Daisy is miles better than her recent form.

Bob Brogan wrote:

Sammy Silver wrote:

durbs wrote: We will be hard pressed to find a finish where 2 jockeys just can't control their horses like those two in race 2.

Why was there no objection? Surely the winner should have been demoted to 3rd!!!

Should have been, stipes are wimps

Race 2 there was an objection, but it was over ruled. The culprit was definitely the winner, and I think it was very lucky to keep the race having shifted out and bumped the 3rd horse a couple of times, quite severely.

Sammy Silver wrote:

Sammy Silver wrote: FOREVER BILL a big runner in Race 3, Has been backed in the past and was interfered with last time!

What a poor ride by Van Niekerk!!!

The more you watch our racing the more I come to the conclusion that we probably have the worst crop of jockeys in the last 20 years.
Van Niekerk is one of our best but you know he has some brain freeze rides in him.
And our appies?
Most of this crop will not make it and I can't see a champion in the making.