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Zac Kasa shows off at the trials

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He takes his trials seriously. He's had nine since he first showed up at Kranji in late 2017 and, in all of them, he has never finished further than second. Indeed, Zac Kasa's won five and, more often than not, a good run usually follows a winning trial. Beginning...

Zac Kasa's third to Aramco in his last start came after he ran second to Bold Thruster in a hit-out where he clocked 59.37sec.

Turning for home and Zac Kasa had enough of playing catch-up. He rolled to the front and quickly put the trial to bed. Also impressive at the trials was Super Ray. Prepared for the races by Leslie Khoo, the three-year-old worked like a well-oiled veteran, taking the lead before the 600m marker and holding off all challengers at the business end of things.

He didn't have the cleanest of passages in his last start earlier this month and his rider, Z Zuriman, picked up a two-day suspension for causing interference to another runner in the race.

 

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