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ZA - Greyville - Race 4

Thoroughbred
7 Runners
6f
Sweepstakes
Synthetic
11.0K

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Verdict

OMKHULU BOSS can win again. She's A Machine is a big player, while Grand Appeal is another with a place chance at least.
Horse Stats
#/SilkHorse#/HorsePower RatingHigh SpeedWin %Top 3%Win ProbOdds
1
Sky Rocket (Saf) silk
1

Sky Rocket (Saf)

Jockey: Callan Murray

Trainer: L. V. Woodruff, South Africa

J: Callan Murray

T: L. V. Woodruff, South Africa

0---19%
2
She's A Machine (Saf) silk
2nd Pick
2

She's A Machine (Saf)

Jockey: Serino Moodley

Trainer: S. H. Ferrie, South Africa

J: Serino Moodley

T: S. H. Ferrie, South Africa

0---13%
3
Bangkok Magic (Saf) silk
3

Bangkok Magic (Saf)

Jockey: Keagan De Melo

Trainer: J. S. Snaith, South Africa

J: Keagan De Melo

T: J. S. Snaith, South Africa

0---36%
4
Omkhulu Boss (Saf) silk
1st Pick
4

Omkhulu Boss (Saf)

Jockey: Chad Little

Trainer: G. S. Kotzen, South Africa

J: Chad Little

T: G. S. Kotzen, South Africa

0---20%
5
Grand Appeal (Saf) silk
3rd Pick
5

Grand Appeal (Saf)

Jockey: Nicholas Patel

Trainer: M. J. Odendaal, South Africa

J: Nicholas Patel

T: M. J. Odendaal, South Africa

0---19%
6
Music Is Life (Saf) silk
6

Music Is Life (Saf)

Jockey: Kaidan Brewer

Trainer: G. Van Zyl (Jnr), South Africa

J: Kaidan Brewer

T: G. Van Zyl (Jnr), South Africa

0---12%
7
Who Blinked (Saf) silk
7

Who Blinked (Saf)

Jockey: Athinesh Boolkah

Trainer: M. J. Odendaal, South Africa

J: Athinesh Boolkah

T: M. J. Odendaal, South Africa

0---17%

Horse Racing Basic Terms

Furlong

One furlong is an eighth of a mile.

Breeder

The owner of a horse’s dam – or mother - at the time a horse is foaled.

Rabbit

Also known as a pacemaker; this is a horse with no expected chance of winning but is used to prompt a quick pace on the front end of the race to the benefit of a stablemate who is a closer.