1R : POWER OF BLESSINGS (6) closed well over the sharp scurry (5f) last time and the additional furlong to travel (6f) gives him a good chance of landing the spoils. Fairly consistent in his performance, maiden-yet DEMETRIUS (1) could finally get lucky in this outing. Hitherto an underperformer, LADY DI (2) can make her presence felt emphatically in this weak affair.
2R : Classic-placed SIERRA DELA PLATA (2) could have been deemed as the nap of the day but for the penalty that she picked up for placing fourth in both the classics this term but nevertheless, she still stands considered as the best choice despite that. GOLDEN NEIL (1) makes a return to handicaps after getting hammered in the Indian Derby (Gr.1) and that could see him get back to his winning ways. SAN SALVATORE (4) left the punters with bloodied noses two weeks back and can deal a similar blow and one ought to be wary of him.
3R : The got-abroad filly SNOWFALL (3), winner in her last start, sticks to handicaps perhaps due to limitations and will look to capitalize on that once again. MOONSHOT (6) is back to his winning trip and would be eager to resume winning ways. LORD VADER (2) is the one to be feared since he had extended Ahead of My Time, winner of the Indian 2000gn, in the run prior to that victory.
2R : Classic-placed SIERRA DELA PLATA (2) could have been deemed as the nap of the day but for the penalty that she picked up for placing fourth in both the classics this term but nevertheless, she still stands considered as the best choice despite that. GOLDEN NEIL (1) makes a return to handicaps after getting hammered in the Indian Derby (Gr.1) and that could see him get back to his winning ways. SAN SALVATORE (4) left the punters with bloodied noses two weeks back and can deal a similar blow and one ought to be wary of him.
3R : The got-abroad filly SNOWFALL (3), winner in her last start, sticks to handicaps perhaps due to limitations and will look to capitalize on that once again. MOONSHOT (6) is back to his winning trip and would be eager to resume winning ways. LORD VADER (2) is the one to be feared since he had extended Ahead of My Time, winner of the Indian 2000gn, in the run prior to that victory.
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4R : The most open contest of the contest as all the contenders have something going in their favour. On splitting hairs, the ones forced out are GANGSTER (1), JERUSALEM (4), and BRAVE BEAUTY (5). The one capable of scaring the living daylights out of punters is METZINGER (6).
5R : ALEXANDROS (1) is the pick of the lot. STAR GALLERY (4) has the ability to tackle this field. It would be folly to ignore the chances of VERSACE (9), who has shown tremendous improvement (showed out in workouts) after her maiden run.
6R : The got-abroad filly, STUNNING VISUAL (8) who ran second in her previous run and was subsequently found to have broken a blood vessel, just needs an incident-free run to have the race sewn up a long way from home in this weak affair. Fashionably-bred FASHION ICON (2) can sway her way to glory if performing true to her bloodline promise. WALTER (5) would pounce on the opportunity that would arise if the aforementioned duo were to falter.
7R : One needs to tread with care in the finale of the day, as it is nothing short of a minefield. Consistent ATTAINED (1) can get lucky in this outing. FANCY NANCY (6) would have preferred it longer, but her superior bloodline should come to the fore and get her over the line. RHYTHM OF NATURE (2) would be keen to prove his octogenarian master still retains his winning touch.
