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The list of jockeys and apprentice jockeys who have been granted licences by the Singapore Turf Club for the remaining 2020 racing season from 1 July to 31 December (both dates inclusive)

Second favorite Lucky Lilac improved on her runner-up effort in the Nakayama Kinen (G2, 1,800m) last month to captured her third G1 title in this year’s Osaka Hai which was held without the usual cheering crowd due to precautionary measures against COVID-19 taken by the JRA.

The feature race in Japan on Sunday is the Grade 1 Osaka Hai (2000m), to be run at Hanshin Racecourse at 4.40pm AEST on Sky Racing1 - Danon Kingly - “I think he’s come on well since his last race, and that was his first run for a while. In training he’s been moving well and his times have been faster than I expected, so he’ll have done enough going into the race

Singapore race meetings and overseas simulcast races will be suspended from Tuesday, 7 April 2020 to Monday, 4 May 2020 - this is in line with the Singapore Government’s enhanced measures to limit the spread of COVID-19

Irish import Yulong Edition keeps stepping up to the mark after he posted another commanding win at Kranji on Friday night, his second in a row.

A timely double at Kranji saw English trainer James Peters enjoy a good night at the office, albeit remotely from his home on Friday night – Ma Bao Bao (John Sundradas, $33) in the $30,000 Class 5 Division 2 race over 1200m and Skywalk (Michael Rodd, $19) in the $100,000 Class 1 race over 1200m.

A good dose of patience from trainer Tan Kah Soon was well rewarded with War Frontier getting off the mark at his seventh start on Friday night.

The wraps were huge and there is every chance they will grow even bigger after Sweet Angeline destroyed a Class 4 field on debut on Friday night.

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.

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

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.