Singapore Racing Tips
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Full Singapore Tips - Friday 26 March
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SINGAPORE REVIEWS
Trainer Daniel Meagher looks to have unearthed quite the promising type with Walking Thunder easily disposing of rivals on Friday night.
Stepping out on debut back in January, Walking Thunder displayed good ability when finishing second behind subsequent Group 1 Singapore Guineas winner Forever Young.
Given plenty of time (113 days), Walking Thunder proceeded to justify his heavy market support ($1.20), when breaking through for his maiden win on his return.
Stepping up to Class 4 company, Walking Thunder would again take it all in his stride when winning easily under Danny Beasley.
Beginning fairly well from one of the outside stalls, Walking Thunder pulled his way to lead approaching the 800m and always appeared in firm control.
Under a vice like grip entering the straight, Walking Thunder quickly slipped clear of his rivals before cut loose passing the 300m.
An immediate response, Walking Thunder dropped his rivals and raced away to score by 2.5L.
While his opposition was fairly limited, there was still plenty to like and he appears a nice horse on the way up.
Of the four races held on the polytrack, Walking Thunder was marked 5L superior to his rivals, with the four-year-old marked marginally inside standard over the 1200m journey.
Admittedly of those four races, two were Class 5 events, however it still bodes well for his future.
It's never easy making the rise from maiden company and given the ease at which he did so, Walking Thunder appears more than capable of taking that next step.
Although yet to be tested on turf, Meagher was confident he could in fact be better suited.
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