The upcoming racecard at Singapore includes six races ranging from 1,200m to 2,400m with several notable runners. In Race 1, a 1,200m contest, the field features the unraced filly Trickie Charge from the Alan Greeff-Richard Fourie team alongside Eternal Spirit, who has placed before. On The Outside remains unpredictable but potentially profitable, while Wild Star shows fair form [1, 2].
Race 2, also over 1,200m, has several horses changing trainers and expected to improve, including Turbulent, debut runner Rush Green, Here Comes Johnny, Eugenius, Rip Wheeler, and SoundsofSymphonies [1, 2].
The 1,600m third race includes better turf debut performances by Green Point and an improving Indestructable. Several others such as Makajima, Sixtyzero, Bugle, and Straight Red are competitors aiming to break their maiden status despite inconsistent records [1, 2].
Race 4, also 1,600m, features Alakazam, who has shown turf potential following Polytrack improvement, Champagne Blaze who faces a poor draw, Blue Dame expected to improve on grass after a difficult debut, and Oh Mandy, a seasoned maiden contesting competitively [1, 2].
In Race 5 over 1,400m, the competition is tight with One Dance, unlucky in recent starts and conceding weight to rivals, Dupont Emerald in strong form, the local debutant Too Late My Mate, and the steady Haze And Smoke [1, 2].
The highlight is Race 6, a 2,400m event featuring Bad Medicine, who has won all four starts under trainer Kelly Mitchley and jockey Muzi Yeni. Bad Medicine is favored to extend the winning streak. Bournemouth is another contender with promise to rebound after a poor last run [1, 2].
The card offers a mix of debutants, improving runners, and consistent performers, with Bad Medicine’s attempt at a fifth consecutive win as the key attraction.