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Plenty to like about Quasiforsure
The Straits Times
|January 19, 2025
Jan 19 South Africa (Scottsville) form analysis
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RACE 1 (1,400M)
(5) TREND MAKER has come on from debut second. Extra furlong should suit.
(6) ROOSTER BRADSHAW was disappointing last run. Can atone.
(7) RAGNAR THE KING has improved. Muzi Yeni takes over the injured Calvin Habib.
(2) PRINCE FLORIAN has yet to run a bad race. Runner-up last run.
RACE 2 (1,400M)
(1) QUASIFORSURE was a close-up second behind the smart William Robertson last time.
(3) CATS PAJAMAS is smart and faces a test over more ground.
(4) DIANI ran third in the Christmas Handicap. Light weight helps.
(5) DONQUERARI has been in good form over sprints and could surprise with a step-up in distance.
RACE 3 (1,400M)
(5) TYRCONNELL is lightly raced and got the better of Capsaicin over course and distance last time.
(8) MR HOTSTEPPER rises in class again after a recent win. He has only 52.5kg to shoulder.
(10) MR MASTER STARTER was again a beaten favourite last outing. Lively chance in this line-up.
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