Winning Form share all of their best bets and tips for Monday’s racing coming your way from Turffontein on 11 November 2024.
Winning Form Best Bets
Race 1: COSMIC QUEEN (8)
Race 2: PIONEER SQUARE (8)
Race 3: GLAMOROUS LADY (3)
Race 9: MISS HANNIGAN (6)
Magic Tips Best Bets
Race 4: WILD AT WAR (3)
Jockey: P Mxoli – Trainer: C Dawson
WILD AT WAR ran a cracker when second in the Grade 2 Betway Joburg Spring Challenge last time. It must be noted that the form of that race has been franked. He would have come on from the run and should strip much fitter. If seeing out the 1600m, he should be hard to peg back.
Race 5: DYCE (1)
Jockey: P Strydom – Trainer: M Houdalakis
DYCE is a winner of his last two starts. He showed good speed over 1100m at the Vaal last time and won easier than the official margin suggests. The 6yo gelding is the class horse in this contest and with Piere Strydom retaining the ride, he should take a power of beating.
Top Bet For Today
Race 6: ALMOND SEA (6)
Jockey: K Brewer – Trainer: T Peter
ALMOND SEA is lightly raced with top form lines to her credit. She showed good speed over this C&D last time, found another kick and drew clear of the opposition. The 17-week break would have done her the world of good. She carries a handy galloping mass of 55kgs and should notch up her fifth-career victory.
Race 9: WHITE PEARL (4)
Jockey: P Strydom – Trainer: M de Kock
WHITE PEARL stayed on strongly when fourth in the Grade 2 Betway Joburg Spring F & M Challenge last time. She has won once, finished second twice and third once from as many starts over this C&D. She jumps from a good draw of three and will strip much fitter. Piere Strydom retains the ride and she may be the one to beat.
Value Bet For Today
Race 7: ATTICUS FINCH (7)
Jockey: C Habib – Trainer: A Laird
ATTICUS FINCH’S last three starts have been good. He raced from a prominent position over 1600m on the Inside course last time and stayed on to finish third. The son of Master Of My Fate won this race last year. With a bit of luck from his wide draw of ten, he should retain his title.
