Winning Form share all of their best bets and tips for Friday’s racing coming your way from Fairview on 29 July 2022.
Winning Form Best Bets
Race 1: ABSOLUTE PLEASURE (1)
Race 2: DAMMI (9)
Race 3: ECLAIR (6)
Race 7: CHERE FOR ME (9)
Magic Tips Best Bets
Race 1: ABSOLUTE PLEASURE (1)
Jockey: A Domeyer – Trainer: C Bass-Robinson
ABSOLUTE PLEASURE hails from the visiting Candice Bass-Robinson yard. She ran a decent race when second over this distance at Kenilworth last time. It must be noted that the horse that finished fourth that day has come out and won since. She has been reported to be not striding out in both her efforts which is a slight concern. The daughter of What A Winter is a progressive type and if all went well with her travels, she can go one better.
Race 2: GLOBAL BEAT (5)
Jockey: G Cheyne – Trainer: A Greef
GLOBAL BEAT has shown good improvement in each of his outings to date. He raced from a handy position over the mile last time and stayed on to finish third. The son of Global View is a progressive type and in this type of field, he may find himself in the winner’s enclosure.
Top Bet For Today
Race 3: ECLAIR (6)
Jockey: L Mxothwa – Trainer: S B Kotzen
ECLAIR has produced two good runs to date. She found betting support when finishing third in her last start over 1300m on the polytrack. The daughter of Flower Alley may be better suited to the turf and she will enjoy the extra distance on offer. She meets the right line-up today and should take a power of beating.
Race 4: PHOENIX (1)
Jockey: G Cheyne – Trainer: A Greef
PHOENIX has good consistent form lines to her credit. She should have finished closer to the winner over 1600m last time as she hung in the closing stages. She has won twice, finished second once and third once from six starts over this distance. She takes a slight drop in class and if Greg Cheyne is able to keep her on a straight line, she should return to winning ways.
Value Bet For Today
Race 8: KEEPINGTHEPEACE (5)
Jockey: X Ndlovu – Trainer: A Greef
KEEPINGTHEPEACE ran a decent race when fifth in her stable debut over 1000m on the polytrack. The manner in which she finished off her race that day was eye-catching. The daughter of Visionaire would have come on from the run and will enjoy the step up to 1400m. Xolani Ndlovu retains the ride and she may be the one to side with.
