The Citizen (KZN)

Deposition should March To Glory

TOUGH CALL: GOOD FORM AND A PLUM DRAW MAKE WRIGHT’S CHARGE HARD TO OPPOSE Indigo Tractor is the joint best-weighted runner and could upset the apple cart.

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UFC fighter Conor McGregor once said: "I never lose. I either win or I learn."

All the punters who have backed Deposition in his last three performanc­es when beaten into second will beg to differ with this statement.

However, this Alyson Wrighttrai­ned gelding must have learned from those defeats and if you remain faithful to this four-year-old you could be decently rewarded when he lines up in Race 3, a Maiden Plate over 2200m at the Hollywoodb­ets Greyville racecourse on Sunday.

A change of stable and province – from Cape Town – may have done this worthy Pick 6 banker the world of good and perhaps he found the 2400m trip a touch too far most recently when finishing 1.50 lengths behind Winter Shadow at Durbanvill­e.

The drop back in trip should suit him and he gets the services of underrated jockey Raymond Danielson and is drawn best of all, so should be hard outrun.

Indigo Tractor looks the logical danger having sparked tremendous improvemen­t since stepping up in trip over last two starts.

This Brett Crawford-trained son of Trippi was the unluckiest of losers in his latest his attempt, beaten a close-up 0.20 lengths into third-place by World Cruise over 1900m on the Polytrack.

If jockey Donovan Dillion can get this gelding to reproduce a similar effort, they will give the selection a big scare.

Highveld conditione­r Paul Peter finished off last season with 120 winners and is showing no signs of slowing down.

He should be seen in the winner’s enclosure with dual winner March To Glory following the running of Race 5, a MR 87 Handicap over 1600m.

Despite jumping from a shocking draw, this four-year-old son of Marchfield – under a masterful ride from Gavin Lerena – still managed to win a lot easier than the margin suggests, skipping 0.75 lengths clear of stable companion Seventh Of June at Turffontei­n’s Inside track.

Muzi Yeni is riding at the top of his game at the moment and should pose the main danger aboard the Duncan Howellstra­ined Legend.

The latter shoulders 1kg less than the selection at 57gk and has encouragin­g form over this distance having registered a victory, a second and two thirds.

 ?? Picture: JC Photograph­ics ?? IN-FORM. Paul Peter-trained March To Glory will attempt to register a second consecutiv­e success when he runs in Race 5 at Greyville on Sunday.
Picture: JC Photograph­ics IN-FORM. Paul Peter-trained March To Glory will attempt to register a second consecutiv­e success when he runs in Race 5 at Greyville on Sunday.

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