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|January 28, 2026
UNTERS face a tricky card on the Hollywoodbets Greyville poly today and it may pay to tread carefully where the market forces may prove your best guide.
In the card opener and first leg of the Bi-Pot, Snow Queen ran well below form when making her KZN debut but was drawn wide and friendless in the market. Adam Azzie had his first winner in KZN and also in his own right as a trainer and this could be the followup.
Predator’s Surprise
Predator’s Surprise was much improved last run and could finally be coming to hand and with a light weight she will be dangerous. Nebulous showed up well in her first local outing after showing some useful Cape form while Catrien has a wide draw and little Cape form to back any claims but is likely to improve.
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