Winning Form bring you all of their Hollywoodbets Greyville tips and best bets for racing taking place on Sunday 26 June 2022.
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Race 1: WILL O ME (3)
Race 2: MAGIC TATTOO (10)
Race 5: PRINCESS KESH (8)
Race 7: NEXUS (4)
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Race 1: WILL O ME (3)
Jockey: A Mgudlwa – Trainer: G Puller
WILL O ME won a good race at the second time of asking over 1000m on the turf. She showed good speed and despite racing green, she kept finding to keep all challengers at bay. It must be noted that Canadian Summer has come out and won twice, including a Listed race. The daughter of Willow Magic will be suited to the 1200m and if taking to the polytrack, she should take a power of beating.
Race 2: MAGIC TATTOO (10)
Jockey: C Habib – Trainer: S Tarry
MAGIC TATTOO showed good speed when winning his last start over 1100m at Turffontein. He raced in three competitive feature races prior to the victory. The tongue-tie seems to have done the trick on the son of Willow Magic. He is drawn widest of all, but is likely to use his early gate speed to get across without using up too much energy.
Race 3: WINTER SMOKE (5)
Jockey: R Munger – Trainer: A Fortune
WINTER SMOKE is better than her last start in the Grade 1 SA Fillies Sprint last time. It must be noted that the form of that race has been franked. Her penultimate victory in the Grade 2 Camellia Stakes was encouraging. She has won on this course and as the best weighted runner in this contest, she should find herself in the winner’s enclosure.
Race 8: ADMIRE ME (10)
Jockey: W Kennedy – Trainer: G Van Zyl
ADMIRE ME ran a fair race in the Grade 3 Acacia Stakes last time. She returns from a 16-week break, which may have done her the world of good. She is unbeaten from two starts on this course. She comes into this race well weighted and with a bit of luck from draw ten, she should be the horse to beat.
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Race 6: SPYDAS CORNER (3)
Jockey: R Fourie – Trainer: D Howells
SPYDAS CORNER is better than his last start over 1400m on this course. He has won twice and finished second twice from six starts on this course. The son of What A Winter gets the tongue-tie fitted for the first time which may do the trick. He should have no issues with the rise to the mile and Richard Fourie may be able to coax that little bit extra out of him where it matters most.
