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Super Impact (partly obscured, second from left) finishing a strong third behind Lim’s Kosciuszko (No. 1) and Relentless (No. 2) in the Group 1 Singapore Derby over 1,800m on July 17.
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Brace for Super Impact

Lucky Charm finishing second behind Rocky in his debut on Aug 28. He has improved a lot.
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Wear the Lucky Charm in Race 2

Seven-time winner Star Jack is poised to take the $50,000 Class 4 event over the Polytrack 1,800m in Race 4. He will be ridden by Marc Lerner.
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Star Jack looks the part

Impressive debut winner Fadaboy has a top chance to score win No. 2 from three starts in the $75,000 Novice event over the Polytrack 1,100m.
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Fadaboy looks good against the novices

Muraahib (Vlad Duric) winning the third of four trials in the fastest time of the morning. The eight-year-old looks set to make his comeback.
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Supreme Duric sweeps all four Kranji trials

Jockey Mohd Zaki, who broke his right arm in a race fall and had to undergo a surgery, will be removing the stitches today.
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Zaki hopes to return to riding soon

Jockey Danny Beasley shouting with joy after steering the Daniel Meagher-trained and Lim’s Stable-owned Lim’s Lightning to victory in last year’s Lion City Cup classic. The combination look set for a double tomorrow.
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Lim's Lightning can strike twice in LCC

Kassab beating Mr Pacino in the third of four trials yesterday.
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Clements’ Kassab and Dixit Dominus impress

Hat-trick hero King Arthur (No. 6) cannot be scoffed at in his Group 1 Lion City Cup bid at Kranji on Sunday.
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All eyes on Lion City Cup

Knight Love trainer Tan Kah Soon.
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Knight Love shows gusto in trial win

Shang Chi winning his last start easily three weeks ago with jockey Jake Bayliss astride. The combination is set to follow up in another Class 4 Division 2 race over the Polytrack 1,200m at Kranji tomorrow.
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Shang Chi hard to overcome

The Donna Logan-trained Speedy Missile (No. 2) finishing strongly in his last start on June 11 for second behind From The Navy. Both horses are set to score in their respective races at Kranji this afternoon.
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Speedy Missile firing up

The top-rated Silent Is Gold can give jockey Ronnie Stewart his first Group success since his comeback to Kranji racing.
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Silent Is Gold looks too good