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April 19, 2025

April 20 SA (Greyville) form analysis

RACE 1 (1,200M) (3) FIRELIGHTER has hard-knocking form and over a suitable trip is well drawn, although this is an open maiden, so it will make it harder for him having to carry top weight.

(6) LONG STREET often places and should be able to earn here carrying only 57.5kg.

(7) THE GOLDEN GOAL has some fair form and could place.

(5) PARLIAMENT SQUARE is also capable of being in the money.

RACE 2 (1,400M) (2) AVERSATOR made a fair debut in the strong centre of Cape Town and from a good draw should be right there over a step up and trip he should handle.

(10) INDIGENOUS has run two good races in Cape Town and beat Aversator by two lengths last time, but he does have a wide draw to overcome here.

(3) ALANNAH made a fair debut and can earn from a good draw.

(8) HOLLYWOOD HEIRESS has shown some ability and could earn.

RACE 3 (1,400M) (12) TERMINAL VELOCITY has hard-knocking form. Can go close here over a suitable trip despite having to beat a wide draw.

(11) ROY'S GRACE has some fair form and is distance suited, but also has to overcome a tricky draw.

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