BEST BETS

Press, 26 November 1982, Page 11

BEST BETS

CAMBRIDGE FLY NORTH (Race 2), br g. 5 yrs, by North. Pole—Te Pokuru; ’ trained at Te Awamutu by T. and M. Weal. Has looked close to winning form and extra distance tomorrow should be in his favour. MANAWATU CRAYTON (Race 5), b g. 4yrs, by Elston Hanover—lvy Dee: trained at Cambridge by J. W. Langdon. Smart winner in debut at Taranaki earlier this month. Comes from successful stable and looks capable of winning again. AUCKLAND AXEMAN (Race 6), ch g. 6 yrs. by Crimson God—Gay Actress: trained at Kiripaka bv T. Griffin. Brilliant middle-distance galloper which performed with credit at the Australian spring carnival. Resuming but sure to be in great order and must go close to winning. GERALDINE TUSSLE (Race 1), b m. 6 yrs. by Tuft—Kimmer: trained at Haiswell by C. H. G. Irvine.

Has run up four consecutive second placings this season, the latest behind Studious at • Kaikoura on November 1. Overdue for a win.

GREYMOUTH TREACLE (Race 5), ch f. 3 yrs. by Trelay—Palley: trained ai Riccarton by P. H. Jones. Has her distance limitations, but ‘ a nippy front runner expected to give the others a hard chase at 1100 m tomorrow.

WELLINGTON JUST KATHRYN (Race 2), ch. 2yrs. by So Vain—Bogia; trained at Foxton by A. H. and C. P. Porter. Impressive first-up winner and placed in two races since against strong opposition. Speedy, and from a handy draw, must be the one to beat.

WYNDHAM RAPID BOY (race 10), b g. 4 yrs. by Armbro Del—Quick Feet: trained at Makarewa by H. A. Thomas. Promising half-brother to Take Care and Rapid Man which has won two of his three starts to date. Should be too good from an ace draw tomorrow.