New trainer Young Keah Yong’s prolific run into his first full season shows no signs of abatement after he brought his season tally up to 16 winners courtesy of a training double with Berlinetta and D’Great Boss on Friday night.

Resuming Group 3 El Dorado Classic winner Secret Win sprang the upset of the night with a typical come-from-behind win first-up from an eight-month spell on Friday.

Lord O’Reilly showed that his lacklustre run in the Group 1 Singapore Guineas was nothing more than just a blip after he bounced back to his best with a pulsating win in the $80,000 Class 3 race over 1000m on Polytrack on Friday night.

Trainer Tan Kah Soon said Country Boss was a horse who was well-named as he led the strong-willed galloper in from his second win on Friday night.

Sunday’s race meeting will see the Singapore riding debut of a new Malaysian apprentice jockey – Lim Aun Kean.

After taking most by surprise at his debut win, including his trainer Alwin Tan, Dixieland Rock will be less of an unknown quantity at his second start this Sunday – except for one item: Turf.

Last year this time, trainer Michael Clements had won the first two Legs of the Singapore Four-Year-Old Challenge with Alibi, stumbled in the last Leg, the Emirates Singapore Derby, but it was still a great rush.

Singapore champion trainer Mark Walker secured his first Singapore Group 1 success in the $1 million Giovanni Racing Charity Bowl (1600m) on Sunday, and for good measure, the stable quinella when Elite Invincible and Kingsman ran a thrilling 1-2.

Japanese import Star Jack has not taken too long to show his wares at Kranji after opening his local account at his fourth start on Sunday.

Classy sprinter-miler Majestic Moments turned back the clock with an impressive return to winning ways after more than two years on Sunday - partly thanks to a very determined jockey's wife.

Southern Spur emerged a narrow but gutsy winner in the $80,000 Association of Racehorse Trainers Singapore race over 1400m on Sunday.

Autumn Assault earned his ticket to the Group 2 Aushorse Golden Horseshoe (1200m) with a convincing win at only his second start on Sunday.

Irish eyes were smiling after South Australian Dux apprentice jockey Emily Finnegan scored her first Singapore win aboard Gol Goal on Sunday.

Promising apprentice jockey Simon Kok Wei Hoong made it three wins with his pet horse Autumn Rush on Friday night.

A return to his favourite leading tactics paid handsome dividends for Whistling Win on Friday night.

The old combo of Natural Impulse-Daniel Meagher-Saifudin Ismail was back to the fore after they landed the spoils for the sixth time on Friday night.

Dragonite overcame a horror gate to open his win account in the $20,000 Maiden race over 1400m on Friday night.

Two-time Singapore champion trainer Mark Walker hopes to fill a glaring gap on his already glittering resume this Sunday – a first Group 1 success at Kranji.

A pair of shades is being thrown on Mr Exchequer in a bid to sharpen up the Singapore Derby prospect in the prelude, the $1 million Group 1 Giovanni Racing Charity Bowl (1600m) this Sunday.

Jupiter Gold bouncing back to the winner’s circle when dropped back in trip and switched back to Polytrack was widely regarded as another stroke of genius from trainer Hideyuki Takaoka.

Autumn Assault ran a blinder in the second Leg of the Singapore Golden Horseshoe series, but his trainer David Kok still felt mixed emotions.

Trainer Stephen Gray is confident that his duo of Lim’s Magic and Sky Rocket have peaked at the right time for the second Leg of the Singapore Four-Year-Old Challenge, the $1 million Group 1 Charity Bowl (1600m) on Sunday.

Ryan Curatolo is not only thrilled he will throw his leg over a leading chance in the $1 million Group 1 Charity Bowl (1600m) this Sunday, but it’s also a ride which will take him back to his roots.

Trainer Leslie Khoo has been toying with Singapore Derby ideas for Claudia’s Beauty for a while, especially after the four-year-old mare’s slashing last win, but thought why not take a throw at the stumps in the earlier Leg of the Singapore Four-Year-Old Challenge as well, the Charity Bowl.

Hot favourite Special King made light of a wide barrier to still land the $80,000 Class 3 race over 1100m in style on Sunday.

The Cliff Brown yard enjoyed a perfect Sunday with a win from their sole runner of the day, Gold Strike.

The brilliantly-named Alamak scored his maiden win in a driving finish on Sunday, earning himself a break which trainer Michael Clements believes will enhance him further.

Blue was the colour of the day for trainer Donna Logan after two-year-old Burkaan scored his maiden win in the $85,000 Restricted Maiden race over 1000m on Sunday.

Honest galloper Winning Cause revisited the winner's circle after he got up by a neck in the $100,000 Class 2 race over 1600m on Friday.

Honest galloper Winning Cause revisited the winner's circle after he got up by a neck in the $100,000 Class 2 race over 1600m on Friday.

French jockey Ryan Curatolo was a man in a hurry after he drove Lim’s Lightning first across the line to take out the $90,000 IRT Juvenile Stakes Open 2YO race over 1200m on Friday.

Trainer Donna Logan is keeping her fingers crossed her second Singapore win could hail from either of her juvenile pair of Makkem Lad and Qiji Commander in the third Leg of the Singapore Golden Horseshoe series, the $90,000 IRT Juvenile Stakes Open 2YO (1200m) on Friday.

Trainer Daniel Meagher has made the concerted decision to put a four-kilo claimer on Target as the American-bred makes his bold bid for four wins on the bounce on Friday, but is aware the mission still remains a tall order.

Trainer Lee Freedman has every confidence My Big Boss will be better for the experience in the third Leg of the Singapore Golden Horseshoe two-year-old series on Friday.

Emily Finnegan can ill-afford to miss any meeting if she is aiming for back-to-back Adelaide champion apprentice jockey titles this season, but when the chance of riding in another country came up, she wouldn’t have missed it for anything in the world.

Irish import Elite Invincible scored a hard-fought win in the $500,000 Group 2 Stewards’ Cup (1400m) to cap a memorable day for jockey Vlad Duric on Sunday.

Trainer Desmond Koh was not all that surprised after Mr Luck turned giant-killer again in the $125,000 Jamal Malik 2011 Stakes, a Kranji Stakes A Division 1 race over 1200m on Sunday.

A drop back to sprints and Polytrack proved to be the winning move for former top juvenile Jupiter Gold on Sunday.

Singapore champion jockey Vlad Duric hit win No 400 with the James Peters-trained Mr Hanks on Sunday.

Unbeaten New Zealand newcomer Heartlight kept up the same winning trend even after moving to a new country with an impressive victory on debut at Kranji on Sunday.

English import Elite Power has not taken too long to stamp his authority on local turf following his imposing first Singapore win on Friday night.

Most Favorite returned to winning ways in brilliant fashion in the 60,000 Class 4 Premier race over 1000m on Friday.

Mr Hopkins’ convincing first career win in the $20,000 Maiden race over 1600m on Friday night gave jockey Olivier Placais a bit of a fist pump moment after the line.

Trainer Alwin Tan’s idea of giving Dixieland Rock an easier introduction to racing in a Restricted Maiden race paid instant dividends on Friday night.

Assistant-trainer Tim Fitzsimmons couldn’t be happier with the way the Stewards’ Cup two-pronged attack of Mr Fatkid and Despacito will be presented ahead of their major assignment on Sunday.

In-form trainer Lee Freedman is throwing his duo of Curvature and Aotearoa in at the deep end in the $500,000 Group 2 Stewards’ Cup (1400m) on Sunday, but sink or swim, he would at least know what level they are at.

After nine consecutive defeats at Group level, Jupiter Gold’s downcast owner Kaz Hosaka told trainer Hideyuki Takaoka it was maybe time to change tack.

In 2018, the $1 million Group 1 Patron’s Bowl will be renamed as the Charity Bowl. All other details of the race will remain unchanged, with the 1,600m race still run as the second Leg of the Singapore Four-Year-Old Challenge on Sunday, 24 June 2018 at the Singapore Racecourse.

Top Australian jockey Glen Boss will this Sunday slip into silks that will certainly bring back memories of one of his multiple Group 1 wins back home.

Local trainer Saimee Jumaat was pleasantly surprised when Magic City figured in the handicaps of Sunday’s $500,000 Group 2 Stewards’ Cup (1400m) on Monday.

French jockey Olivier Placais was all smiles after he steered Little Big Man to a resounding win in the Lucky Last on Sunday at Kranji.

Trainer Shane Baertschiger’s sparkling form shows no signs of letting up after Dinghu Mountain handed him victory in Sunday’s highlight, the $100,000 Racing Australia Trophy, a Kranji Stakes B race over 1400m.

Former Victorian filly Justice Glory made her Singapore debut with a bang when she took out the $80,000 Perth Racing Trophy, a Class 3 race over 1200m on Sunday.

With two wins from as many starts in the Singapore Golden Horseshoe series, smart juvenile Pennywise will now be saved for the grand final, the Group 2 Aushorse Golden Horseshoe (1200m) on July 13.

Short-priced debutant Triple Trio overcame a bungled start to still come up trumps in the $85,000 Restricted Maiden race over 1100m on Sunday.

After a long run of outs, Robin Hood bounced back to the winner’s circle in style in the $80,000 Class 3 race over 1400m on Friday night.

Trainer Alwin Tan praised apprentice jockey Amirul Ismadi for his 10-out-of-10 ride aboard Happy Saga following a slashing victory on Friday night.

Top pick Absolvido gave connections and backers some heart flutters in the straight but his raw ability saved the day in the end.

Trainer Stephen Gray’s charmed run since his Lion City Cup triumph on Saturday continued with a newcomer in the shape of King’s Speech obliging at his first run in the $85,000 Restricted Maiden race over 1200m on Friday night.

Leading four-year-old hope Tannhauser will have a new partner in the $500,000 Group 2 Stewards’ Cup (1400m) on June 10 – Daniel Moor.

Champion trainer Mark Walker was happy with Elite Invincible’s last barrier trial on Thursday before the $500,000 Group 2 Stewards’ Cup (1400m) comes up on June 10.

Trainer Shane Baertschiger was only half-joking when he said he hoped debuting two-year-old Bold Thruster would be an “A-A” in the juvenile series this year.