Small fields and wet track can puzzle punters
<p>MEL KAPLAN<br />
WITH an average of ten runners per race and the likelihood of another approaching cold front bringing further wet weather to the fairest Cape, the seven-race Durbanville card on Tuesday could provide punters with a headache. Being by nature an optimistic “breed’’, most bettors are likely to tackle the challenge head on. And the good news is that there are some of the races in which even a wet track is unlikely to have an adverse effect on the runners with the best credentials.<br />
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Photo: Joey Ramsden trains Noah.</p>
