Yeni to blow hot in Pick 6
This gelding was a decisive winner in his penultimate outing and followed up with a second in a 1600m MR 71 Handicap.
BUBBLY CHANCE. Gin Fizz is regarded as the best bet on the Turff ontein card tomorrow and should win Race 4, the Ruffi an Stakes over 1000m. Picture: JC Photographics
Following jockey Muzi Yeni in the Pick 6 at Flamingo Park looks the way to go today.
He will be tough to beat in Leg 1 (Race 4) when teamed up with Tienie Prinsloo-trained Space Warrior who contests a Maiden Plate over 1800m.
In two runs since joining Prinsloo, the gelding has notched up two thirds.
With the confidence gained, this six-year-old gelding could crack it with Yeni up for the first time and having the advantage of a good inside draw. But include the four-year-olds Great Success and Savanna Hawk.
Corrie Lensley-trained three-time winner Sussex (Yeni) will take some beating in Leg 2 (Race 5), a MR 62 Handicap (F&M) over 1800m.
This four-year-old finished in the money in her three runs this year with Yeni up, and could have the edge this time when stepping down in class. Consistent four-time winner For Ever (apprentice Nathan Klink) out of Bill Human’s yard could be rewarded in Leg 3 (Race 6), a 2200m MR 66 Handicap.
This gelding was a decisive winner in his penultimate outing and followed up with a second in a 1600m MR 71 Handicap.
Lensley-trained three-time winner Ataturk (Yeni) should defy top-weight in Leg 4 (Race 7), a 1600m MR 58 Handicap. His main rival is Miesque’s Speed.
Human-trained six-time winner Time To Be Great (Klink) makes most appeal in Leg 5 (Race 8), a 1400m MR 77 Handicap.
Others who come into the reckoning are Archilles, Secret Delight and Emperor’s Tractor.
Lensley has a strong hand in Leg 6 (Race 9) with seven-time winner Aramouse (Wes Marwing) and one-time winner Moroc-can Storm (Yeni) who line up in a 1200m MR 58 Handicap.
For more news your way, download The Citizen’s app for iOS and Android.
