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Jockey Ronnie Stewart guiding the Stephen Gray-trained Silent Is Gold to beat Saint Tropez (No. 5) and Mariana Trench easily in Trial 3 at Kranji on Tuesday morning. PHOTO: STC
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Silent is Gold sends out serious warning

One of three Donna Logan-trained runners, Luxury Brand (No. 2) will relish the 1,600m trip in Saturday's Group 2 Singapore Guineas. ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYA
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Singapore Guineas duo go great guns

Popeyethesailorman (Louis-Philippe Beuzelin) is an easy winner at the barrier trials on May 2. Smart Star (Marc Lerner) runs second 10 lengths away. PHOTO: STC
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Popeyethesailorman flexes his muscles

January (Simon Kok) winning the Group 3 Singapore Three-Year-Old Sprint (1,200m) at Kranji on April 8. The Falcon Racing No. 7 Stable-owned New Zealand-bred is even better over 1,400m and is trainer Donna Logan’s flag bearer in the Group 2 Singapore Three-Year-Old Classic on Saturday. ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYA
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Logan’s 3YO trio catch the eye

The grey Illustrious (Vlad Duric) powering home from newcomer Thunder Legend (Manoel Nunes) to give trainer Tim Fitzsimmons a stable queue-up in Trial 3 at Kranji on Thursday morning. PHOTO: STC
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Illustrious back in form

Last-start winner Arya Pakuan (Manoel Nunes) looks set to make his presence felt in Saturday's Group 2 Singapore Three-Year-Old Classic. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Arya Pakuan set to shake up 3YO classic

Tributo (Manoel Nunes) winning his trial on Tuesday, narrowly beating Sacred Judgement (Benny Woodworth) and Creative Dreams (Simon Kok, inside). PHOTO: STC
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Tributo earns the thumbs up at trials

Cyclone (Manoel Nunes) registering his only Kranji win in a Class 3 race over 1,400m on Oct 22, 2022. ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYA
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Thunder Star in superb form, ready to rumble

The Stephen Gray-trained Prioritize (Wong Chin Chuen) finishing the best to take a Class 4 race over 1,700m on March 18. ST PHOTO: SYAMIL SAPARI
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Prioritize primed for good showing

Southern Master (Manoel Nunes) beating Royal Commander (Koh Teck Huat) by a head in a barrier trial on Tuesday. PHOTO: STC
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Patience set to pay off for Southern Master

Lucky Jinsha (Manoel Nunes) registering one of his eight wins at Kranji. He contests the Class 1 race over 1,100m on Sunday. ST PHOTO: SHAHRIYA YAHAYA
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Lucky Jinsha duly primed for Sunday showdown

King Arthur (No. 2, apprentice jockey Yusoff Fadzli) staving off Sky Eye (Shafrizal Saleh) in a Kranji Stakes A event over 1,200m on turf on Oct 2, 2022. The duo will meet again in Sunday’s Class 1 race over the Polytrack 1,100m. PHOTO: STC
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King Arthur underlines intentions

Lucky Jinsha (Manoel Nunes) making in a one-act affair in the second of four trials on Thursday morning. PHOTO: STC
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Lucky Jinsha is all class