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Race analysis and race selections for Friday's racing at Kranji - the nine race broadcast commences at 9.20pm AEST on Sky Racing2 and Thoroughbred Central and from 10.20pm AEST on Sky Racing1 and Thoroughbred Central

The game goes on - which is great news - and Friday sees some terrific Poly racing that includes a Class 1, 2 and 3 to keep punters happy - all three races look beauties on paper and the Class 2 mile (race 5) in particular should be an intriguing affair

After the Group 3 Saas Fee Stakes was recently cancelled, leading trainer Michael Clements is glad he still has a fallback plan for his smart three-year-old Big Hearted.

Ryan Munger believes a drop in grade to the $85,000 Class 2 race on the Polytrack mile on Friday will suit classy stayer King Louis down to the ground.

Fans of Singapore Horse of the Year I’m Incredible will have to wait a little longer before they can see their favourite horse back at the races.

After one unsuccessful attempt, My Dreamliner is having another go at coming out of the short sprint square this Friday at Krnaji with connections slightly more upbeat of a better outcome this time.

James Peters has been training from his Singapore home in the last week or so - Peters is on a 14-day Stay Home Notice after he returned from an English holiday

The big race in Japan this coming Sunday will be the Grade 1 Osaka Hai (2000m), to be run at Hanshin Racecourse - the race has attracted fourteen nominations and there are some big Grade 1 winning names among the provisional list of runners

The Singapore Turf Club will be rescheduling the Group 1 Singapore Derby, which was to be held on 18 April 2020 at the Singapore Racecourse, to a future date to be determined later - the Club will only be holding one local race meeting per week in April, on Fridays -

In this year’s Takamatsunomiya Kinen, which became the first JRA-G1 race to be held without spectators due to the outbreak of the COVID-19, ninth pick Mozu Superflare claimed her first G1 title while crossing the wire in second, as Kurino Gaudi was demoted to fourth place due to an interference.

This year's middle-long-distance spring G1 campaign for four-year-olds & up will likely be led by the top finishers of last year's Japan Cup and Arima Kinen

This year's Japan three-year-old classics will commence with the filly's Oka Sho (Japanese 1000 Guineas, G1, 1,600m) on April 12 and then the Satsuki Sho (Japanese 2000 Guineas, G1, 2,000m), the first contest for males, a week later.

The revised Kranji fixtures for the month of April