Singapore racing continues this Sunday (20 August) for a 12-race turf and dirt fixture at Kranji Racecourse.
In-form four-year-old BRANSOM is primed to complete a hat-trick of wins this Sunday when he returns to Kranji in the $50,000 Class 4 Handicap over 1000m on the Polytrack.
BRANSOM has been a revelation since switching to the Polytrack two starts ago, posting two impressive wins in succession. The son of Brazen Beau defeated a quality Novice field easily at his first try on the surface before securing back-to-back wins when leading all the way to score a narrow but impressive win over this track and distance at his Class 4 debut.
BRANSOM seems to have some rating points to spare, and he appears to be on track to extend his winning streak in Class 4 this week.
Elsewhere, keep an eye on GRAND SUPREME in the $20,000 Maiden over 1000m on the Polytrack in race 3.
GRAND SUPREME produced a promising effort in Class 4 last time out when sitting on speed and sticking on well to finish second, beaten only a head over this track and distance. Had he not been held up from the 450m to the 350m, he would arguably have won the race.
He meets a much weaker field dropping to Maiden company this week, which presents to him a golden chance to land his first career win.
In race 11, the $50,000 Class 4 Handicap over 1400m on turf, DANCING SUPREMO should be a big improver second-up after debuting with a fading sixth-place finish which was better than it reads.
Showing good gate speed from the get-go, he found the lead easily inside the first 100m but never got a breather throughout and simply went too quick, before his run came to an end at the 200m.
The rise to 1400m second-up should suit based on his Australian form, over which he was an easy winner before being sold to Singapore, and so too would a more patient ride. On an each-way basis he is certainly one that piques interest from a nice, low drawn in barrier 2.
