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Singapore Derby wannabe Relentless defying his 58.5kg top impost on Saturday with leading jockey Manoel Nunes astride.
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Relentless way to biggies

Malaysian jockey Wong Chin Chuen guiding the Daniel Meagher-trained Lim’s Lightning to a record-breaking victory in the $1 million Kranji Mile yesterday.
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Lim's Lightning-fast Kranji Mile victory

Tiger Roar, who usually comes from behind, taking Trial 3 at Kranji yesterday morning from a more forward position with jockey Manoel Nunes astride.
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Clement's Tiger Roars louder

Jockey Ronnie Stewart driving Gold Star past Kranji Mile’s likely favourite Lim’s Kosciuszko (obscured) in his last start on April 30. His mount posted a record-breaking run for the 1,400m on the long course.
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Gold Star set to shine in $1-million Kranji Mile

Red Ocean romping home by 2¼ lengths from Special Ops in his last victory on Jan 15. He was spelled after his subsequent disappointing run.
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A fresh Red Ocean making big waves

Singapore Derby hopeful Relentless racing away from What You Like under his own steam in the second of five trials at Kranji yesterday morning.
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Follow Relentless and Golden Monkey

Water Rocket winning one of his five races.
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Akmazani the rider to follow

Dancing Light, an all-the-way winner first-up over the Polytrack 1,100m with jockey Manoel Nunes astride on Jan 8, is due for another victory in today’s Race 3 at Kranji.
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Nunes can bounce back

Blazing Kid leading all the way unextended to the post with jockey A’Isisuhairi Kasim astride in the second of four trials at Kranji yesterday morning.
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Blazing Kid shows nothing amiss

Three-time winner In All His Glory is knocking on the door again. He has a top chance in tomorrow’s Race 7.
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Nunes can be in All His Glory

Master Player, who won the last two of his three starts, is gearing up for a winning comeback in Saturday’s Class 4 Division 1 race over 1,200m.
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Watch the return of Master Player

Trainer David Kok giving Win Win (Oscar Chavez astride) a pat after his grey’s last-start 53/4-length victory at Kranji on March 26. A double is on the cards.
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Win Win set for encore

Siam Royal Orchid (No. 3) losing to Big Tiger by a short head last time over the Polytrack 1,200m on March 19. He can make amends.
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Siam Royal Orchid set to bloom again