Local racing Sunday.

Good morning all, I have a 21st today, so hope you enjoy Clairwood and Ngong?

I could not find betting for Ngong, but should be no problem with number "20" coming into play, as the average field size is 6, so more like dog racing, and having a look at some of the dogs on display, I wish you luck with your selections, remember and get your pick 6 on early.

I still have a few shillings(KES) left from my last trip to Kenya, so could double the pool.

On a more serious note some good racing from Clairwood, having a word with the lads from Formgrids yesterday and I have changed my mind about Our Giant and at 6/1 will have a wee bet.

Plenty stretches on Interbet, but that would be expected when the opening percentages are in the region of 140%

Race 5 looks a hard call at 6/1 the field.

good punting!

scotia

Dare to Glare in the 9th, eachway @ 16-1

I the big sprint going with Thunder Key and Sharks Bay


Good luck all

Was anyone watching the first race from Ngong, jokes aside this must be removed from Tellytrack.

No but if you like comedy rather change to Movie Magic 2!!!

Greg the picture kept going off, the had no commentary, Cecil was trying to read the race with the 4 runners, dont think he had the colours? then they went harness racing and the Aussies were having a general conversation in the studio with the mic on, this is terribly unprofessional

OK, should not have the tv on, but waiting for Mrs S to get ready for the function and have seen sky news 20 times!

If Mrs S takes her time, you may get to watch the second from Ngong!!!

The betting coup 8/1 to 5/10 and beaten the distance? That will teach you.

hey all today is a great meeting i just feel that extinct will be the one to beat today swing it with our giant it wil pay

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Great win from Our Giant!

Our Giant floors
Mercury Sprint rivals


Report: South Africa, Sunday

Clairwood: Mercury Sprint (Grade 1) 6f, turf

OUR GIANT readily justified Charles Laird's decision to drop him back to 6f in the Mercury Sprint, when the Australian-bred son of Giant's Causeway romped home in the Clairwood Grade 1 on Sunday.

Anton Marcus settled the 9-2 chance a few lengths off the leaders before pressing the button a furlong and a half from home. His mount slipped effortlessly into another gear and quickly went four lengths clear.

Marcus waved hiswhip in triumph as the five-year-old swept past the post with Sharks Bay, also Australian-bred, chasing him home. Extinct (13-2) and 25-1 chance Wethreekings fared best of the remainder.