RACE 1: KRANJI STAKES D (SET WEIGHTS) (1) - 1100M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 18:20 PRIZE MONEY: S$38000

Larry says, "Tricky race to start the last weekend of the season with a few horses very much appreciating the KSD company and a couple of smart last start winners who can go on with the job. A toss-up indeed but winning form is good form and D'DON and ART OF WAR are worth following. Both will obviously find this KSD field tougher than Class 5 and Maiden company respectively, but both won very well and D'DON in particular looks to be in a rich rein of form with back-to-back-wins this campaign. In saying that, with a Class drop in mind the top-two rated horses in AMAZON GOLD and DAY BY DAY also appeal. AMAZON GOLD has one win from some seven starts in Singapore but should find both the Poly and this company more to his liking. Add a HK bound Manoel Nunes and a fair gate and he might be the one to be on. DAY BY DAY gets John Powell from gate two and he will look the winner at some stage late with a tongue tie added."

RACE 2: RESTRICTED MAIDEN (2+3YO) (WEIGHT FOR AGE) - 1100M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 18:50 PRIZE MONEY: S$75000

Larry says, "This really looks a race in two with DRAGON FURY and the newcomer ABOVE THE SKYLINE the only ones to consider. The obvious choice is DRAGON FURY who backed-up after narrowly missing last Sunday. His trainer Alwin Tan will be throwing everything bar the kitchen sink to bridge the two win gap to Laurie Laxon in the trainers premiership DRAGON FURY could be one of those. Obviously what he has showed at two career starts has him winning soon and he is the one to beat. From the trails, ABOVE THE SKYLINE is the danger. The 3YO Australian-bred gelding has looked very comfortable winning two local trials and should run a bold race on debut with Manoel Nunes up. The winning hopes fall away quickly but Laurie Laxon has WAIPA who had trailed in NZ before arriving in Singapore. The 3YO also gets the ave and Froggy Newitt so a market watch is definitely in order."

RACE 3: CLASS 4 - 1600M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 19:20 PRIZE MONEY: S$60000

Larry says, "Lot to like about this race from a punting perspective with a few horses well and truly due and enough early pace to make it an honest run affair. SKY ELEVEN is one of those due and should very much appreciate gate 1 after racing keenly last start. The 4YO looks a promising type and Nunes may let him bowl along just behind the pace-setters which should be to his advantage. JUSTICE WORLD also looks due after hitting the line very well at his second Singapore start. The Kiwi-bred won a maiden in Australia before arriving at Kranji and certainly his last start effort suggests the mile suits. Plenty of others to consider with RUM N RAISINS in very good form and drawn to advantage and HUMOR TOWN back over a suitable trip after a sighter first-up. Throw in BEAUTY SUPREME, SERPICO at odds and the bolter, BENJI'S EMPIRE in what is a wide open race."

RACE 4: MAIDEN - 1600M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 19:50 PRIZE MONEY: S$35000

Larry says, "A few of the fancies in this maiden have had their chances of late making it tough to be confident of finding the winner. But as its stands, LUCIUS VORENUS looks well placed to turn some good recent race and trial form into a win. We thought he was a good thing two starts back over 1200m after a cracking trial but he disappointed before showing enough last start to follow again. Blinkers are off and Corey Brown goes on and hopefully that combination is successful. BRING MONEY HOME is green as the grass he won't be running on but obviously still has enough ability to win a race like this with Barend Vorster and the upgrade to blinkers in his favour. HOLDING FAST has had his chances but must be respected with MM Firdaus claiming 2kg and of the rest, there could be value in the likes of BECOME RICH and the emergency, TOOBIGTOFAIL, to name just two. "

RACE 5: CLASS 4 (2) - 1200M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 20:20 PRIZE MONEY: S$60000

Larry says, "With the trainers premiership going down to the wire, this race could prove pivotal with Laurie Laxon having one and perhaps two winning chances. STIRLING won very well on debut and the effort suggests he is a horse to follow through the grades. There was a whisper late about the 4YO at his first-start and he duly saluted with the proverbial leg in the air. Dan Beasley - who won't be riding in Singapore in 2015 - stays on and he can go out with a big bang. If STIRLING doesn't get the job done for LKL, MEXICAN GAL can. She is first emergency but with Nunes booked she might just get a run and a huge show at the handicap conditions. BARNATO is the one they both have to beat and the Pat Shaw-trained 3YO will look the winner at some stage but can be his own worst enemy over-racing on most occasions. The race has depth so keep FOREVER LUCKY at odds safe with blinkers added with the two lad's, ASSERTIVE LAD and BARNBURGH LAD both in the mix."

RACE 6: CLASS 5 - 1200M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 20:50 PRIZE MONEY: S$35000

Larry says, "This race could get ugly but a couple of last start winners in BEAT TO QUARTERS and WINFREY looks a good place to start. BEAT TO QUARTERS turned some solid form into a barnstorming win in a similar affair to this and no reason not to think he isn't doing his best work again late. WINFREY - who turned around some poor race form to win last time out - has a bad gate to contend with but certainly comes under notice on that effort and previous good trial form. But one that looks well placed to win is SACRED CROWN. The 5YO is a five-time winner (all on the Poly) and the fact he gets a senior hoop form gate 1 in a suitable grade, he could be hard to beat. Throw in ROUGH DANCE who went ever so close to winning when dropping to this grade last start and the second emergency, OCEAN POWER, is one to follow at long odds when he gets a start."

RACE 7: OPEN BENCHMARK 74 - 1600M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 21:20 PRIZE MONEY: S$80000

Larry says, "PERFECT CHALLENGER has let us down on more than one occasion of late. But every time we get the pen out to strike him off the list, he finds a race to suit and we get back on-board. Three of his four wins have been on the Poly and this trip should suit so the planets align (once again) with gate 3 a bonus. Also in his favour is the fact the race has no stand-out and the depth could be in his favour. Throw a blankets over most others form CANNON HILL at the top of the weights to YOU DA ONE with a potage stamp to carry - but special mention to the mare TAFFETAS who looks ready to win again with the mile ideal, SEED OF SPEED who gets his chance and SWEET LODGE who gets to a suitable trip."

RACE 8: KRANJI STAKES D (SET WEIGHTS) (2) - 1100M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 21:50 PRIZE MONEY: S$38000

Larry says, "Laurie Laxon has had some nice horses win on debut of late and while RATHAUSGLOCKEL isn't his best, the 3YO looks up to KSD company and could be hard to beat. He did just win with a 2kg claim on that occasion and Laurie has opted for a senior rider in Nunes but the race is not strong and he should get a gun run from gate 3. Two other horses in CALIFORNIA SUN and FATKID WARRIOR broke their maiden status' at their respective last starts and can go on with the job. Both won well enough to think there is not much between them and both have claimers in Firdaus (2kg) and Ewe (1kg) which looks a smart move at the handicap conditions. Of the rest, JET SET is the other last start winner and WONDERFUL ERA, while still a maiden, gets blinkers for the first time so look for support. Others can run well so go wide in exotics."

RACE 9: CLASS 4 (1) - 1200M (POLYTRACK) TIME: 22:20 PRIZE MONEY: S$60000

Larry says, "Laurie Laxon could have another couple of aces up his sleeve in the lucky last with EURO ZONE and BORDEAUX well and truly in the winning mix. EURO ZONE is the interesting runner finding himself resuming in what could be a very suitable Class 4 poly sprint. And although hitting the wall late at his only other poly run (on Kranji debut), the 5YO has trialed well recently and certainly better than Class 5 company at his best. In fact he wasn't disgraced in a crack at Group company and that form obviously holds up here. BORDEAUX is in fine form and looks a solid each-way option with Corey Brown up and is a two-time Poly winner. One that Laxon would be worried about is RAPPOR. The 4yO's two runs this campaign have been very good and he will be in this a very long way from the favourable draw. Throw in KAISER BRIGHT, WOW resuming and the HW Tan pair of DRAGON KING and UNIQUE ONE."

Gear
BB - Blinkers for the first time
PP - Pacifiers for the first time
B - Blinkers
BRS - Blinkers on the right side
BLS - Blinkers on the left side
P - Pacifiers
BP - Blinkers and Pacifiers
BP1 - Blinkers and Pacifiers for the first time
TT - Tongue Tied
WK - Winkers
VIS - Visor