All Racing Tips w/c w/c 15th June

There is no local racing on Monday, the schedule for the week is as follows

Tuesday Kenilworth
Wednesday Greyville (poly)
Thursday Vaal
Friday Fairview (inc ECP Breeders Stakes)
Saturday Greyville (KZN Breeders Day with 6 features)
Sunday Kenilworth (inc Winter Sprint and Winter Mile)

Winning Form Punters Challenge preview to follow 

We also have a dedicated thread for the Durban July build up which will be updated throughout the week with latest news and betting moves.

All this week's racing tips are most welcome here

Winning Form Kenilworth on Tuesday, Punters Challenge preview is available here

Tuesday's racing and the first day of Royal Ascot, hoping to get chance to have a look and post anything that stands out in the morning. In the meantime a stab at Kenilworth, soft ground by the look of it.

R1 Juliet of Verona, not really my sort of price at a shade of odds on but still early days for this one and stepping up in trip should help on breeding

R2 African Wild Dog at around 17/10, a few with form here so hoping for a bigger price. Went with this one mainly on last run not far behind one of Marshall's stable who ran a cracker in the Gatecarsher if KZN recently

R3 Not sure there is much depth in this race so Sierra Nevada the 2 bar Khaya stables baby with the Snaiths might not have to be too special to win

R4 Looks a limited field in terms of ability so although didn't show much on debut Ingenue (12.5/1 each way play) might show improvement for the experience

R5 Going with Frequent Flyer, each way, currently around 110/1, punted and excuses last time, tricky looking open maiden 

R6 Good race this but really stumped where to go so Roccapina, an old fav of mine, class on her day but hard to catch right

R7 Tricky again, Clark Griswold at 11/2, 3rd run gelded still quite unexposed a tentative call 

R8 Not much between a few of these regular rivals, Winter Pearl as consistent as any, Zackey up, 33/10 at time of writing, record with cut in the ground pretty good

 

Ascot Day 1 Tuesday

R1 More Thunder, tentative call at around 7/2 as stablemates Notable Speech and Opera Ballo and a few others are top class. My pick ran behind Notable Speech last time but was coming back from a long break and should have come on plenty for that

R2 Really tough with loads of promising 2yo's with just 1 or 2 runs. Rulers Pride at 7/1 looks a decent alaternative to the Irish horses that top the boards

R3 Top sprinter from Australia Overpass at 11/4 has by far the best form in the race, just whether it can be reproduced at Ascot

R4 Bow Echo hard to oppose in my book though odds on so I will probably sit this one out

R5 Really tough this with national hunt and flat form to consider, small each way Small Fry at 9/1 given its 4 places in a huge field

R6 Map of Stars, appears to be a bit of tricky customer but on pick of form would be a huge runner, see 8/1 nw pretty sure it was a double igure price when I fist had a look last night

R7 Lots of talk about the favourite been much better than current rating but I'm siding with Gamrai at 5/1, also lightly raced and stepping up in trip

 

Winning Form Greyville on Wednesday Punters Challenge preview is available here

Map of Stars got me out of trouble at Ascot yesterday

Day 2 on Wednesday. Juvenile races to start and finish look impossible to me. Rest of card is also tough card so just trying these 3 each way plays and keeping some powder dry for rest of the week.

R3 Catalina Del Carpio currently at 8/1, Irish raider, might be better over further but stiff track this and rising ground, should be gaining late

R5 Rogue Diplomat at around 25/1 genuine top end handicapper, seems like high draws in these large field races up the straight are favourable from yesterday's evidence and 4 places available

R6 A real Hail Mary on American Gal at 33/1. Has been disappointing of late, tailed off even but was just touch off in a Group 3 at Ascot as a 3yo. If capable of repeating that it brings her right into the mix. Can't get hurt at this price as the saying goes and again 4 places to aim for. 

ROGUE DIPLOMAT! Cracking call Chris.

not been betting horses this week but just watched greyville replays, there are some bloody good 4kg claiming appies on the scene lately but none better than i've seen than this young Mauritian lad Anaas Mosaheb. So strong in a finish, watch his double if you get the chance, the start to finish win on lock and key a ride beyond his experience.

he's in form and one to give attention to, won't be a 4kg for long.