Kenilworth, Tuesday 16 November

Kenilworth stages Tuesday's local racing action.

DETAILS

8 Races from 1:20pm - 5:25pm

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 - 22
Going - Good
False Rail - Winter Course : 3m Out from 1700m with a 5m spur @ 470m mark. Start forward of zero: 2m

EXOTICS

Bi Pot (Races 1-6 )
P A (Races 2-8 )
Pick 6 (Races 3-8 )
Jackpot 1 (Races 4-7 )
Jackpot 2 (Races 5-8 )

BEST BET

RACE 6: TOP QUALITY

DEEZ’S SELECTIONS

BEST
R3 - Let It Burn
R6 - Top Quality

JACKPOT
2/1/6/6

Yankee :-

R4) Zippy Over X (R5) Marina X (R6) Top Quality X (R7) Pacaya

Can I dare say a punter friendly looking card.

Warrior Bling
Let it Burn
Marina
Top Quality
Pacaya

Should all go close

Good Punting

Overcast, not much wind. Course should be fast.
Race 1 Thrilla looks the right one
Race 2 Fynbos fit and well and should relish this trip. Despite being against the boys should be right there.
Race 3 I'm in Charge makes his debut. Will need this but has shown good work at home. Let it Burn looks the pick.
Race 4 Hoping that Helen's Legend can show some improvement- she is better than her form suggests. Quite an open maiden.
Race 5 Pretty Betty comes back from a break and will need this outing. She has had one grass gallop. Marina is the one to beat with a race under her belt, but if we get a soft lead Betty could do it despite not being at her peak.

Computaform news.tabonline.co.za/FieldsPDF/Computafo...WORTH@2021.11.16.pdf

MR MASTER STARTER my best bet of the day.

This horse is going for the Cape Guineas.

When they don't like it it runs well when they like it it runs like a donkey.

CAP Race 3 P6 1,9/2,10/1,2/6/6,7/3,4,11,14

Odds on runs 4th in a 5 horse field.
Our racing just continues to be so very inconsistent with the results.
Thanks to Peter D's insight a few would have survived the PA and bipot this leg.

No one riding better than Khumalo these days.

Another one for S'manga.
I knew my fate when Zackey replaced Marcus on the favorite and the other favorite was ridden by Greg Cheyne.
We need more women jockeys in SA to bolster our riding ranks.

One contributing factor to these inconsistent results is the lack of jockeymanship nevermind the fitness of the horse. 90% of the current jocks cannot read the pace of the race and I believe they do not study form. All this is based on the riding tactics used during a race. Certain horses are not ridden according to their ability but rather ridden according to the tactics used by the favourite in the race.