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Jockey Manoel Nunes steering Cyclone (No. 3) to beat Quarter Back easily on Oct 22, 2022. He went on to finish third in the Singapore Gold Cup and second in the Kranji Mile, both $1 million Group 1 races. On that score, he has the class to strike on Sunday.
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Cyclone alert on Sunday

Super Salute (Manoel Nunes) dashing clear to capture the Group 3 Silver Bowl (1,400m) on June 11 for his seventh Kranji win.
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Super Salute shines

Pacific Gold (No. 3) finishing third to Rambo (No. 1) on July 8. Going on his trial performance on Tuesday, the David Kok-trained runner should make his presence felt in Sunday's Class 4 Div 1 race over 1,200m.
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Keep an eye on Pacific Gold

The James Peters-trained $6 favourite Last Supper (Vlad Duric) making a superb winning debut in the $75,000 Restricted Maiden Division 1 event over the 1,200m on turf in Race 2 at the Singapore Turf Club on Sunday. ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYA
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Last Supper justifies pre-race hype

Lucky Hero (far left) just fails to catch Fight On (No. 2) by a neck over 1,200m on July 23. The extra 200m on Sunday should suit trainer Tim Fitzsimmons' charge. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Fitzsimmons' pair sizzle

Last Supper winning his first trial with Vlad Duric astride on July 25. Duric was also aboard in his second trial success, in a faster time, on Aug 10. PHOTO: STC
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Last Supper is very forward

Mr Black Back scoring the second of his three wins with Manoel Nunes astride on Oct 15, 2022. All his three successes were saddled by Tim Fitzsimmons. He is now under the care of trainer Richard Lim. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Mr Black Back all the way in trial 

Clergyman (No. 1) getting up in the last stride to pip Fireworks (No. 11) by a nose on July 30. Fireworks should go one better on Sunday. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Fireworks at Kranji on National Day morning

Australian jockey Blake Shinn bringing smart debut victor Fadaboy back to the winner's enclosure on July 24, 2022. The gelding won again two starts ago on July 2 with apprentice Jamil Sarwi astride.
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Logan lines up dream team

Mt Niseko (No. 1, Vlad Duric) getting up to beat Auspicious King (Bernardo Pinheiro) by a head in the second of three barrier trials on Tuesday morning. PHOTO: STC
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Keep a close eye on Mt Niseko

Tim Fitzsimmons and jockey Shafrizal Saleh celebrating Jewel Sixty-One's last-start win in a Class 4 race (1,400m) on April 1.
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Jewel Sixty-One all polished and bright

Pacific Emperor (Simon Kok, No. 3) recording one of his four wins at Kranji. The unbeaten galloper will face his biggest test in the Group 3 Rocket Man Sprint (1,200m) on Sunday.
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High five on the cards for Pacific Emperor

Lord's Command (Manoel Nunes) leaving daylight behind at his thumping win in a Kranji barrier trial on Tuesday. Sabah Win (A'Isisuhairi Kasim) takes second place, five lengths away, with Magic Master (Bernardo Pinheiro) finishing third.
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Lord’s Command puts up dominant display