Reykjavik (light blue and white checkers) was third in this season's TABtouch-Sir Ernest Lee-Steere Classic
Punting Form has identified enigmatic Lindsey Smith-trained gelding Reykjavik as the galloper to beat in the big field assembled for the Furphy Handicap over 1,200 metres on Saturday, the penultimate race on the Belmont Park card.
Reykjavik's two-year Punting Form personal best, admittedly over 1,400m, is more than two lengths superior to those of his Furphy Handicap rivals and he ran good numbers last time out when winning over 1,300m on a soft Belmont Park track, which is what he is likely to encounter for his sixth run this preparation. Reykjavik is coming off a minor setback - hence the 24 days between races - but he drops three kilograms in weight from his last-start success under Jordan Turner and he may have turned the corner since having his blinkers binned.
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