The mood may be sombre, with the sad news of Singapore racing ending in October 2024, but reigning champion trainer Tim Fitzsimmons can expect a grand harvest at Kranji on Sunday. He is the one to follow with his strong team of 13 runners in the 12-race programme, second only to Jerome...
The mood may be sombre, with the sad news of Singapore racing ending in October 2024, but reigning champion trainer Tim Fitzsimmons can expect a grand harvest at Kranji on Sunday.
He is the one to follow with his strong team of 13 runners in the 12-race programme, second only to Jerome Tan with 16. His runners are spread over eight races. Five of them stand out in their respective events, and his Silver Bowl pair of Golden Monkey and Dream Alliance can put the icing on the cake.On 19 winners, he is just three behind long-time leader Michael Clements and one behind Jason Lim, who pushedClements has seven runners over five races.
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