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Rocketship (Vlad Duric) scoring a nice win from the late-closing All In (Simon Kok) in their barrier trial at Kranji on Tuesday.
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Rocketship primed for winning orbit

Gold Cut (Vlad Duric) opening his account in an Open Maiden race (1,000m) on July 2.
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Gold stable pair shine

Cash Cove scoring his first Kranji win under jockey Koh Teck Huat on Aug 7. He won again and ran fourth at his next two starts.
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Cash Cove in the zone for another payday

Relentless (Manoel Nunes, No. 5) finishing behind Gold Reward (Krisna Thangamani) and First Bowl (Danny Beasley). Newcomer My Determination (Simon Kok, No. 1) was fourth in the trial on Tuesday.
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Relentless powers home late at trials

Coin Toss (No. 4) winning the last of five trials by coming from a long way back at Kranji on Thursday.
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Coin Toss has dollar signs all over him

Charminton (Yusoff Fadzli) posting the first of his three Kranji wins on June 26.
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Fourth time would be the Charm

The Steven Burridge-trained Ima (Ronnie Stewart) running third to Silent Is Gold (Jerlyn Seow) in a barrier trial on Tuesday.
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Ima passes starting test, ready to go

Shanghai Star (Shafrizal Saleh) winning in a smart 1min 9.95sec for the 1,200m on turf on Aug 21. On Tuesday morning’s hit-out, the five-year-old has a top chance on Saturday.
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Class 4 sprint shaping up to be a sizzler

The Ricardo Le Grange-trained Hongkong Great (far right, Danny Beasley) scoring an emphatic win on the Polytrack at his third Kranji start.
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Hongkong Great looks the real deal

Wealth Elite (Simon Kok) getting the better of Augustano (Marc Lerner) by 1/2-length at the barrier trials at Kranji on Tuesday.
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Wealth Elite can add to his six pack

Big Hearted (No. 2) could be the best of trainer Michael Clements’ quartet in Saturday’s Group 1 Queen Elizabeth II Cup over 1,800m at Kranji. Clements also has Top Knight, Prosperous Return and Tangible in the $300,000 race.
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Big Hearted hit-out

Hongkong Great (Louis-Philippe Beuzelin) proving too good in the third barrier trial at Kranji on Tuesday. Big Tiger (Manoel Nunes) ran second.
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Hongkong Great is getting even better

Golden Monkey (Jake Bayliss) scoring an emphatic win in the Group 2 Singapore Three-Year-Old Classic (1,400m) on July 9.
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Golden Monkey’s campaign hums along