Best bets and value tips for racing from the Vaal on Tuesday 12th July with selections provided by Winning Form as well as their back page tipster
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Winning Form Best Bets
Race 1: CAPTAIN’S CONSORT (4)
Race 2: A TIME TO FLOWER (1)
Race 3: BOISTEROUS (1)
Race 8: CHASING MAVERICKS (1)
Magic Tips Best Bets
Race 2: TAYOOBA (8)
TAYOOBA set the pace in her last start over 1200m, but found one too good in the form of Gobsmacked. The daughter of Var will enjoy the drop to 1000m and back against Maiden company, she should be the horse to beat.
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Race 3: BOISTEROUS (1)
Jockey: Zackey C – Trainer: Zackey T
BOISTEROUS produced a promising debut effort over 1200m on the Turffontein Inside course. He raced wide in the early stages, but showed speed before getting outrun late. He found betting support that day which suggests that he was showing good work at home. The son of Silvano would have gained from the experience and in Maiden company, he should find himself in the winner’s enclosure.
Race 5: SPIN DOCTOR (4)
Jockey: Zackey C – Trainer: Houdalakis M
SPIN DOCTOR finished 2.35 lengths behind ELUSIVE SWANN last time. He is 2.5kgs better off at the weights today and that should be enough for the tables to be turned. The manner in which he finished off his race suggests that he will be at home over 2000m. The son of Duke Of Marmalade has ability and is the horse to side with.
Race 8: GLOBAL APPROACH (2)
Jockey: Matsunyane K – Trainer: Crawford B
GLOBAL APPROACH has good consistent form lines to his credit. He raced from a handy position over this distance last time, fought hard but found one too good in the form of Tomorrow’s Vision. He has finished second once and third once from as many starts over this C&D. He meets the right field today and should be rewarded for consistency.
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Race 4: WHO’S THAT STAR (8)
Jockey: Khumalo S – Trainer: Binda C
WHO’S THAT STAR is better than his last start as it may have come too soon. He finished 1.1 lengths behind SAMUEL SALT in his penultimate run and is 2kgs better off at the weights. S’manga Khumalo steps back into the saddle and if not too far out of his ground at the halfway mark, he can return to winning ways
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