Hard to ignore Forgotten Song in Race 6
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Nov 26 South Africa (Kenilworth) form analysis

(3) CALL ME JANE found only one better on debut. She can go one better this time.

(4) HERITAGE RIDGE is threatening to win and should make a bold bid.

(8) HAPPY WIVES may be worth watching.

(1) LHASA is improving and should be a danger.

(16) MASTEROFTHEDESERT is in good shape and should be right there at the finish.

(15) UNSUNG HERO is fit and in good form. He has been runner-up twice in his three starts and can go one better.

(13) DRICUS could be anything, so keep a close eye.

(2) BEAUTIFUL WINTER has not been beaten far in two starts and has a place chance.

(1) FRIDA KAHLO showed good improvement off her debut and looks the one to follow.

(11) WINTER GAMBLE is improving and should be there to fight out the finish.

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