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Jockey Daniel Moor steering the Michael Clements-trained Coin Toss (right) to win the Group 2 Singapore Three-Year-Old Classic over 1,400m on May 6. Saturday's extra 200m in the Singapore Guineas will suit him even more. PHOTO: STC
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Another winning Coin Toss coming

The Daniel Meagher-trained and Lim's Stable-owned joint highest-rated galloper Lim's Kosciuszko is The Straits Times Racing Team's unanimous top pick for the $1 million Group 1 Kranji Mile over 1,600m on Saturday. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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‘Kosi’ looks invincible in $1 million Kranji Mile

The Ricardo Le Grange-trained three-time winner and twice Group 1 runner-up Katak (No. 2) has trialled and galloped well in his preparation for Saturday’s $1 million Group 1 Kranji Mile over 1,600m. PHOTO: ST FILE
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Many out to topple Lim's Kosciuszko

Big Tiger will be racing over his pet distance (Polytrack 1,200m) in Race 11 on Sunday. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Hungry Big Tiger to maul Class 4 rivals

Street Of Dreams (Ronnie Stewart) defeating Hongkong Great (Vlad Duric, obscured) and Circuit Mission (Wong Chin Chuen) in a Kranji Stakes A race (1,600m) on March 4. The trio will lock horns again in the Group 1 Kranji Mile on May 20. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Exciting 4YO Street Of Dreams back in the fray

Elliot Ness (apprentice Jamil Sarwi) finishing second to Flying Nemo (Simon Kok) two starts back on April 1. He followed up with an unlucky third on April 23, also with Jamil astride. He will be reunited with his last winning rider, Yusoff Fadzli, in Race 10 on Saturday. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Lock in Elliot Ness

Trainer Young Keah Yong was queried on Race 3 winner Bionics (No. 4). ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYA
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Saturday’s Singapore stipendiary stewards’ report highlights

Four-time winner Silent Is Gold stands out in a small Class 3 field in Race 7 on Saturday. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Silent Is Gold set to outshine six rivals

Four-time winner Real Efecto should greet the judge in Race 6 at Kranji on Sunday. PHOTO: ST FILE
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Back Real Efecto

Sacred Croix (Benny Woodworth) winning one of his eight races when trained by Mark Walker. The horse is now under Jerome Tan and Woodworth, who has partnered the gelding in three other victories, gets the job in Sunday's $150,000 Group 2 EW Barker Trophy over 1,400m at Kranji. ST FILE PHOTO
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Sacred Croix can spring upset

Wind Trail (centre) giving jockey Calvin Habib his first Singapore winner on Saturday. His mount beat Tony's Love (No. 11) and Prioritize. ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYA
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Habib sets sail with Wind Trail

Jockey Shafrizal Saleh driving the Jason Lim-trained Prestige Star (No. 2) to snatch a nose victory from The Star (inside) in the $75,000 Novice event over the Polytrack 1,100m in Race 7 at Kranji on Saturday. ST PHOTO: SHAHRI YAHAYA
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Prestige Star outshines novice rivals

Speedy Buck winning the Restricted Maiden event over the Poly 1,000m in his debut with jockey Wong Chin Chuen astride on March 18. He will be ridden by champion jockey Manoel Nunes on Saturday. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Speedy Buck to keep rolling