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Invincible Tycoon (A'Isisuhairi Kasim), on the inside, holding off Cyclone (Ronnie Stewart) by a short head in a Class 1 race over 1,600m on Aug 27.
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Tycoon in rich vein of form

The Tim Fitzsimmons-trained Dream Alliance (Bruno Queiroz, No. 5) running on pleasingly to finish third to Lim's Kosciuszko (Marc Lerner) and Fame Star (Jerlyn Seow) at the barrier trials at Kranji on Thursday.
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Dream Alliance in fine fettle

The Ricardo Le Grange-trained Bestseller (Vlad Duric) scoring a 1/2-length win over newcomer and stablemate Elite Jubilation (Rozlan Nazam) in a barrier trial over 1,000m on Tuesday. King Arthur (Fadzli Yusoff) is third.
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More choice plots await Bestseller

Makin (Manoel Nunes) opening his Singapore account in style when stepped up to the 1,400m of a Class 4 race on Oct 21.
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Makin may well make it again

Super Baby (Vlad Duric) strolling away to a comfortable win at the barrier trials on Thursday. Sun Step (Iskandar Rosman) finishes second, more than five lengths away.
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Super Baby is only three, but looks all grown up

Golden Brown (Marc Lerner) beating Bureaucrat (Manoel Nunes) and Ace Of Diamonds (Bruno Queiroz) in their trial on Tuesday.
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Golden Brown is cherry-ripe

Super Salute (Manoel Nunes, winning the Group 3 Silver Bowl on June 11) is the one to beat in Saturday's Group 3 Merlion Trophy.
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Super Salute set for Merlion roar

The Tim Fitzsimmons-trained Thunder (Bruno Queiroz) winning the second barrier trial on Tuesday by 1 1/4 lengths from Leatherhead (Vlad Duric).
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Thunder rumbles at trials

Great Warrior (right, finishing second to the grey Winning Stride on Aug 6) should break through on Saturday.
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Great Warrior battle-ready

Newcomer Aniki (Vlad Duric) holding his ground to beat the fast-finishing Strike Gold (Ronnie Stewart) by one length in a barrier trial on Tuesday.
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Strike Gold can do better

Mr Malek (above, winning the Group 3 Kranji Sprint over 1,200m with A'Isisuhairi Kasim up on June 3) has the form to spring a big surprise in the Group 1 QueenElizabeth II Cup over 1,800m on Saturday. Victory will be trainer Steven Burridge's fourth in the race named after the late British monarch.
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Mr Malek deserves QEII Cup victory

Mt Niseko (Vlad Duric) dominating Pacific Snoopy (Simon Kok) in the second of three barrier trials on Tuesday.
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Ready to climb Mt Niseko next

Ghalib (Manoel Nunes) beating Knippenberg in his second win on Sept 16. He has made further progress and a hat-trick is possible on Saturday, despite the extra 200m.
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Cool Ghalib going places