This was a race meeting that belonged to Karis Teetan who rode a five-timer, but it was Victor Wong, a 4kg-claiming apprentice who drove my best bet over the line to win and ensure a meeting profit for the Best Selections and Strategies tonight! The race 9 analysis also delivered a tasty quinella with Tang Fleming.

It also marked a four-timer of sorts for my meeting best bets, with King Genki making it four NAPs in a row scoring, which I’m sure being a subscriber you’re aware of, so I won’t humble brag any more!

Pakistan Friend was well-ridden by Teetan and that early positioning (that I didn’t expect in the map) close to Sichuan Boss had the race locked up for him a long way from home. Sichuan Boss was okay to the line with Bring It On likewise. My SID review will reveal a little more.

Chiu Chow Kid on the face of things had every chance. I expected him to sprint clear off the front, but again times might reveal more.

Styling City was a good pot. However Triumphant Jewel could only manage second to My Beginner’s Luck. Interestingly the winner was the closest to the grandstand fence with many jockeys happy to have their mounts centre-track. Needless to say those centre-track were well beaten.

Zac Purton gave Witness Hunter an outstanding trip midfield with cover. The horse doesn’t appear straight forward, as he travelled up easily but didn’t seem to really let down as genuinely as you’d expect. Nevertheless he might have more to offer.

So that wraps another profitable Sunday which means I direct my focus to Happy Valley on Wednesday. My Sweet In Defeat musings for Happy Valley (M8) last week will be released tomorrow here on HH.

Cheers