Scottsville 25th Nov

Long day at Scottsville,question first, will Ritz Carlton run Tomorrow? was scratched at the Vaal tuesday...

Warsaw Concerto,Our Kate and Baranova- small patent

probably scratched due to transport problems so i think he will run and could be his day

Thanks pirates,agree has a chance,bang goes my conspiarcy theory that he was entered hoping the Sand meeting was run on Turf

he ran sat night though only beating one horse home

Spoke to Dylan earlier, Ritz Carlton a definite runner. Put a line through Saturday night's effort, starting gate smacked him on the head when he jumped, was never in it after that.

Send that gate to the zoo, R5 a kg, before the Marble Arch boys get hold of it. Lol.

Vuyani in the last.

Lucky Star in Race 4 and a real hound called Bold Napoleon in the 9th.

Changed my bet a little for today still doing a small patent with the above three,but just noticed Stage Star.

Stage Star if i remember right was very ul on debut running green and jinking just before the post? 5/2 atm going to fill my boots!!!!

JACK MILNER - FOURTEEN scratchings have somewhat decimated the 10-race Scottsville card on Wednesday with many strongly fancied runners getting withdrawn.

Finding a top bet on the day is not easy but anyone looking to reduce the size of their Pick 6 and Place Accumulator perms could perhaps bank on Makulu-Kulu to win Race 9, a Maiden Plate over 1400m.

The Labeeb colt has run three times for a third, a second and a close-up fourth but has not been an easy ride. He proved a handful for apprentice "JP" van der Merwe in his first two outings and was still very green in the hands of more-experienced apprentice Aldo Domeyer in his next start, which was over 1900m at Greyville.

Domeyer gets a second attempt to guide Mike Miller’s runner home and this time Makulu-Kulu will sport blinkers. He returns to 1400m for his first race at Scottsville.

Irish jockey Paul Cosgrave is in town for a busman’s holiday and will be aboard Liberty Eagle for Dylan Cunha. The son of Caesour went down a short head to Orbison in his debut and Herman Brown’s charge ran out an easy winner last Sunday.

Liberty Eagle then tried the Vaal sand but failed dismally before running a five-length fifth to Ask The Afghan in the wet at Scottsville. He drifted from 18-10 to 3-1 on that occasion and it was reported that he took no interest.

There could be some improvement forthcoming from Liberty Eagle who, along with Denis Drier’s Rahkee, looks the main danger to Makulu-Kulu.

Rahkee has only placed once in five outings but he has never been far off the winner and could be a contender in this field.

R2 Stage Star top bet
next best R10 Vuyani

HORSE RACING > SCOTTSVILLE
Leg 1 : Race 4 [2, 3, 4, 5, 9]
Leg 2 : Race 5 [3, 4, 9]
Leg 3 : Race 6 [2]
Leg 4 : Race 7 [2, 8]
Leg 5 : Race 8 [2, 5, 8, 10, 11]
Leg 6 : Race 9 [2]
Type: Banker