ZA - Turffontein - Race 7

Thoroughbred

9 Runners

Listed

Turf

24.5K

VIEW

R10

Verdict

TINA LOVELACE looks the one to be with, albeit narrowly in a tightly-knit listed contest. Warm Reception is probably the sternest opposition, while Al Greenga is in the running for a share of the minor money.

Horse Stats

#/Silk	Horse#/Horse	High Speed	Win %	Top 3%	Win Prob	Odds
1	1 Valentina Balducci (Saf) Jockey: Gavin Lerena Trainer: R. R. Sage, South Africa J: Gavin Lerena T: R. R. Sage, South Africa	-	-	-	23%
2	1st Pick 2 Tina Lovelace (Saf) Jockey: Calvin Habib Trainer: S. G. Tarry, South Africa J: Calvin Habib T: S. G. Tarry, South Africa	-	-	-	6%
3	2nd Pick 3 Warm Reception (Saf) Jockey: Muzi Yeni Trainer: C/T Dawson, South Africa J: Muzi Yeni T: C/T Dawson, South Africa	-	-	-	23%
4	4 Pretty Persuasive (Saf) Jockey: Keagan De Melo Trainer: J. J. Van Vuuren, South Africa J: Keagan De Melo T: J. J. Van Vuuren, South Africa	-	-	-	34%
5	5 Amelia's Legacy (Saf) Jockey: Andrew Fortune Trainer: F. Greyling, South Africa J: Andrew Fortune T: F. Greyling, South Africa	-	-	-	15%	Scratched
6	6 Mamlambo (Saf) Jockey: Marco V'rensburg Trainer: H. E. Adamson, South Africa J: Marco V'rensburg T: H. E. Adamson, South Africa	-	-	-	17%
7	3rd Pick 7 Al Greenga (Saf) Jockey: Craig Zackey Trainer: M. N. Houdalakis, South Africa J: Craig Zackey T: M. N. Houdalakis, South Africa	-	-	-	25%
8	8 Fire In Her Soul (Saf) Jockey: Ryan Munger Trainer: M. N. Houdalakis, South Africa J: Ryan Munger T: M. N. Houdalakis, South Africa	-	-	-	5%
9	9 Princess Keira (Saf) Jockey: Mickaelle Michel Trainer: S. G. Tarry, South Africa J: Mickaelle Michel T: S. G. Tarry, South Africa	-	-	-	3%

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