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August 07, 2025

Aug 8 South Africa (Fairview) form analysis

RACE 1 (1,900M) (1) BRIGHAM has not been beaten far in some of his recent races. He tries the Polytrack after a change of trainer and can win.

(2) PROLIFIC STAR is not an easy ride but should be right there at the finish after a good recent run on this surface.

(7) PICK A POMODORO is also capable of contesting the finish.

(3) GLOBAL DRUMBEAT lacks a strong finish but can earn some more money.

RACE 2 (1,400M) (1) PIBE DE ORO got close to winning on local debut. He did not repeat that performance last time but should make a bold bid at beating these rivals.

(4) STAND UP has improved of late and can fight it out again.

(3) CLIFFIE CLAVIN has shown improvement and should be challenging for top honours this time around.

(8) EXPLOSIVE GIFT makes a local debut trying the Polytrack and would not be a surprise winner.

(7) GREY WARRIOR is capable of improvement.

Keep an eye on the betting of newcomer (9) GLIMMER OF LIGHT.

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