Old marvel Daad’s The Way may have called it a day from the fast and furious pace of life as a racehorse, but fans will still be able to see him strut leisurely onto the tracks on racedays.

After a two-week delay due to inclement weather and technical issues, the re-waxing works on the main Polytrack proper finally got underway on Saturday.

Australian jockey Danny Beasley hit a major milestone on Friday night when he claimed his 500^th Kranji win aboard even-money favourite Chalaza.

Exciting three-year-old Countofmontecristo kept his unbeaten run going after he was successful for the third time in a row on Friday night, producing arguably his most impressive performance thus far.

Long touted as a Derby hopeful even when he was only a budding talent, Song To The Moon took a step closer towards that lofty goal when he showed he could mix it with the big boys on Friday night.

Stephen Gray is hoping that imposing last-start winner Darc Bounty's achievements will not be restricted to just being a career milestone

Trainer Desmond Koh's 'black type' winner Guru-Guru is back into the fray this Friday.

The hot debate whether Singapore kingpin Debt Collector can measure up in Dubai gets even hotter as the eventuality of his participation in the Dubai Turf took one step closer after his sensational first-up win last Friday week.

Mark Walker was the man in the limelight on Sunday when he scooped up the first three races on the programme before making it a quartet of wins two races later.

Mr Crowe rose in class in Sunday’s $60,000 Class 4 Division 2 race over 1400m but still shone the brightest to make it back-to-back wins.

The Shane Baertschiger-Danny Beasley combination is not such a common sight on Singapore racecards these days, even if, not too long ago, they did enjoy some success,

A good old spray from the boss can often produce results, as jockey A’Isisuhairi Kasim found out on Friday night.

Jockey Nooresh Juglall quickly bounced back from his recent race fall injury with a win at his very first ride since the accident.

Exceed Express’s rousing eight-length barrier trial win on Tuesday was an excellent tune-up ahead of his run in the $80,000 Class 3 race over 1200m on Sunday, but barrier No 16 was a wet blanket the Laurie Laxon camp could have done without.

Up-and-coming four-year-old Grand Cross makes his racing comeback this Sunday, but trainer James Peters is treading carefully when asked if he can win first-up.

Trainer Mark Walker paid Major Tom a huge compliment when he described the Sunday winner as “above average” following his sizzling victory in the $65,000 Initiation race over 1400m.

English jockey Alan Munro seems to hold the key to getting the best out of Lake Huka after he produced him with a well-timed run to clinch the $60,000 Class 4 Division 2 race over 1400m on Sunday.

After Gilt Complex’s last win came over 2200m last November, a drop back to 1400m looked on the sharp side, but the New Zealand-bred showed his versatility with a brilliant win in the $80,000 Class 3 race on Sunday.

Promising three-year-old Countofmontecristo franked the form shown at his impressive winning debut of a month ago with a second-up win that again spoke volumes of his budding potential.

Singapore Horse of the Year Debt Collector showed he had no cobwebs to be blown away after he returned from a break to take out the $125,000 Canada Cup 2017 (1400m) in his trademark spectacular last-to-first style on Friday night.

In a move that is in line with the naming of races to honour past greats such as Jumbo Jet, Saas Fee, Colonial Chief and El Dorado, the Singapore Turf Club has decided to rename the Kranji Sprint as the Rocket Man Sprint, effective from the 2017 racing season.

To err is only human, and jockey Michael Rodd was the first to admit he was not entirely foolproof after Certainly blew away his rivals in the $60,000 Class 4 race over 1800m on Sunday.

Champion trainer Alwin Tan summed Nova Swiss up as “classy” after the bold three-year-old brought his umblemished record to five wins from as many starts on Sunday.

The last race was billed as the highlight of the night, but you could hear a pin drop at Kranji after rank-outsider Reach For The Sun defied all calculations to steal the thunder.

Trainer Alwin Tan saddled the quinella in Friday’s $100,000 Open Benchmark 83 race over 1700m, but not quite in the order he was expecting.

Newcomer Decreto may not have that racing caper down pat yet, but his raw ability still saw him win on debut on Friday night.

After two unplaced efforts, Elite Excalibur finally got on the board in Dubai with a meritorious second at Meydan on Thursday night.

Polytrack racing will take a short break at Kranji after this Sunday’s mixed-surface meeting with the upcoming re-waxing works scheduled for the alternative surface.

South African jockey Derreck David is hungrier than ever for a winner this weekend, especially in the wake of the eventful past week.

Contrary to his last barrier trial when he just loafed around at the back, reigning Singapore Horse of the Year Debt Collector gave a sneak peek of what he can do at his second such hit-out on Thursday.

Trainer John O’Hara is only worried about one thing for Castor in this Friday’s $100,000 Open Benchmark 83 race over 1700m – his topweight.