Singapore racing continues this Saturday, March 2nd, featuring an 11-race turf and dirt fixture.
Unbeaten four-year-old, LIM’S SALTORO, is primed to pick up where he left off last season when he returns to Kranji in the $50,000 Class 4 Handicap over 1200m on the Polytrack.
LIM’S SALTORO is one of the most exciting four-year-olds in Singapore at the moment, and he has yet to find anyone better from three starts to date. His most impressive win so far occurred two starts ago when the Shamexpress gelding defeated a quality Novice field featuring the likes of SILO, BLACK STORM, and STRIKE GOLD.
LIM’S SALTORO was last seen leading all the way to score an easy win by 1.5 lengths on his Class 4 debut in November last year.
The Daniel Meagher-trained up-and-comer is well-prepared with three trials for his return, and he can prove hard to beat remaining in Class 4 first-up.
Elsewhere, promising four-year-old GOLDEN BROWN looks on track to go back-to-back in the $50,000 Class 4 race over 1200m on the Polytrack.
GOLDEN BROWN has been a consistent type since day one, boasting a reliable record of two wins and four placings from seven starts. Following a close second two starts ago, the Tim Fitzsimmons-trained gelding broke through in Class 4 last time out, easily overhauling his rivals by 1.25 lengths over this track and distance.
GOLDEN BROWN has since trialled well to maintain his form, and with champion jockey Manoel Nunes remaining on board, a double looks well within his reach.
