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Invincible Tycoon (No. 3) finishing third to Super Salute and Golden Monkey in the Group 3 Silver Bowl (1,400m) in his last start on June 11. He is trying to beat the top duo in Sunday's Group 2 Stewards' Cup (1,600m).
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The ‘Tycoon’ wants to bank in more money

The Jason Lim-trained General Command (Manoel Nunes) coasting home an easy winner in the $85,000 Class 2 race over the Polytrack 1,100m on June 3. Still in top condition, he is expected to run a good race again in Race 11 on Saturday despite rising to Class 1. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Lim’s dynamic duo can steal the show

Dancing Tycoon has two wins from 13 starts, both over the 1,200m on turf. Showing a return to form with his last-start second to Star Empire, the Stephen Gray-trained five-year-old chestnut gelding has a good chance to bounce back to the winning list on Saturday. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Gray can have a fruitful day

Amazing Breeze (Benny Woodworth) beating Last Samurai (Manoel Nunes) in the second trial at Kranji on Tuesday. Relentless (Daniel Moor) finished third, unextended.
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Relentless steadily regaining his form

Lucky Jinsha (Daniel Moor) beating Rocket Star (Rozlan Nazam) in Trial 3 at Kranji on Thursday morning. PHOTO: STC
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Lucky Jinsha, Rocket Star serve notice

The Richard Lim-trained-and-ridden veteran Cash Out winning by more than six lengths from Foxship (Daniel Moor) at his barrier trial on Tuesday. PHOTO: STC
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Cash Out is not about to cash in

Bransom (Simon Kok) leading all the way in his debut on Feb 25. He may have finished unplaced in two subsequent starts (in Group 3 and Novice) but he looks well prepared by trainer Stephen Gray for Saturday's assignment. ST FILE PHOTO
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Bransom ready for another top show

Queen Elizabeth II sharing a happy moment with trainer Ivan Allan (second from far left) and jockey Lester Piggott after they won the race named after the British monarch with Jumbo Jet on Feb 20, 1972. Looking on is Princess Anne (near left). ST FILE PHOTO
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S’pore horse racing rides sadly into sunset

Grand Supreme (Manoel Nunes) pulling away in Trial 2 on Tuesday morning at Kranji. Grand Supreme beat early leader City Gold Wonder by a length to take the trial in 1min 00.71sec. PHOTO: STC
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Jason Lim has a feisty one in Grand Supreme

The Tim Fitzsimmons- trained Golden Monkey (Jake Bayliss) winning the Group 2 Singapore Three-Year-Old Classic (1,400m) on July 9, 2022. On his bright gallop on Tuesday morning, he can avenge his defeat by Super Salute in the Group 2 EW Barker Trophy (1,400m) in Sunday’s Group 3 Silver Bowl (1,400m).
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Fitzsimmons’ Silver Bowl pair impress

Golden Monkey (Daniel Moor) flashing home late to settle for second to Super Salute (Manoel Nunes) at Thursday's barrier trials. The pair will lock horns again in the Group 3 Silver Bowl (1,400m) on June 11. PHOTO: STC
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Golden Monkey all set for Silver Bowl

Sky Eye (Wong Chin Chuen) winning his last start easily in a Class 1 race over 1,200m on May 20. With Wong suspended for careless riding, trainer Jason Lim has booked Bernardo Pinheiro for the ride in Saturday's $110,000 Group 3 Kranji Sprint (1,200m). The Brazilian has a one ride-one win record on the horse. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Kranji Sprint in Sky Eye's sights

General Command (Manoel Nunes) beating Sun Ops (Jerlyn Seow) to clock the day's fastest time. 59.05sec. PHOTO: STC
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General takes Command