ZA - Greyville - Race 5

Thoroughbred

8 Runners

Sweepstakes

Synthetic

11.0K

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Verdict

BISON WARRIOR has a healthy advantage formwise and is the one they all have to beat. Hammer Blow should be involved at the business end too, while B Fiftytwo has place prospects as well.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Mighty Zambezi (Saf) Jockey: Qiniso Ngcobo Trainer: W. Whitehead, South Africa J: Qiniso Ngcobo T: W. Whitehead, South Africa	-	-	-	20%	Scratched
2	1st Pick 2 Bison Warrior (Saf) Jockey: Serino Moodley Trainer: W. Whitehead, South Africa J: Serino Moodley T: W. Whitehead, South Africa	-	-	-	7%	14/1
3	2nd Pick 3 Hammer Blow (Saf) Jockey: Jason Gates Trainer: K. Mitchley, South Africa J: Jason Gates T: K. Mitchley, South Africa	-	-	-	20%	4/1
4	4 Mojo Man (Saf) Jockey: Anaas Mosaheb Trainer: W. Whitehead, South Africa J: Anaas Mosaheb T: W. Whitehead, South Africa	-	-	-	10%	10/1
5	5 Ruby Rising (Saf) Jockey: Calvin Habib Trainer: D. C. Howells, South Africa J: Calvin Habib T: D. C. Howells, South Africa	-	-	-	10%	10/1
6	3rd Pick 6 B Fiftytwo (Saf) Jockey: Damyan Pillay Trainer: K. Naidoo, South Africa J: Damyan Pillay T: K. Naidoo, South Africa	-	-	-	25%	3/1
7	7 Phutulicious (Saf) Jockey: Sean Veale Trainer: A. Wright, South Africa J: Sean Veale T: A. Wright, South Africa	-	-	-	17%	5/1
8	8 Chara Sands (Saf) Jockey: Divesh Ramkhalawon Trainer: M. L. Roberts, South Africa J: Divesh Ramkhalawon T: M. L. Roberts, South Africa	-	-	-	20%	4/1

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Horse Racing Basic Terms

Fractions

The times recorded during the race; with timing starting just past the gate or when the gates open, then parroted for the quarter, half, three-quarters etc. Used as an indication of ability and speed.

Also Eligible

A horse that is entered but does not draw into the body of the field due to too many entries, and thus is not permitted to start unless there are enough scratches to shrink the field size.

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.