29-31 July #2273 Sporting Post by Sporting Post

No. 2273

FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st

ISSN 1023 / 6996

JULY 2016

FAIRVIEW 12:25pm (Friday) p.27

TURFFONTEIN INNER 12:05pm (Saturday) p.41

KENILWORTH 12:52pm (Saturday) p.48

GREYVILLE TURF/POLY 12:15pm (Sunday) p.56

Mike & Carol Bass The Next Chapter

page 19

Met Winner’s Incredible Journey

Breeders’ Cup The Goal

page 17

Cape Racing & Breeding Awards page 22

WAYNE MARKS

The Stars Line Up

Durbanville – Sat 6 Aug – 18h00 - Read all about it – pg xx

Mike & Carol Bass Gr1 CHAMPIONS CUP at Greyville on Sunday Our Best Adverts Aren't Written They Are Running! 8 colts and fillies by:

DYNASTY • TRIPPI • IDEAL WORLD • PATHFORK ANTONIUS PIUS • GREAT BRITAIN 6 August at Durbanville, Cape Town

Tel: Mike Sharkey 082 372 2682 www.highlandsfarmstud.co.za

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

BLOCKBUSTER NEW RELEASES

You’ve heard about the two “new kids” on Summerhill’s block, Act Of War and Willow Magic, now it’s time to see them in action. In their collective presence, it’s arguable that in thirty-seven summers, Summerhill has never been better endowed in young stallion material than right now. Don’t take our word for it – see for yourselves.

NOW SHOWING ON A “TELLYTRACK” NEAR YOU. LEADING TRAINERS BY STAKES

LEADING BREEDERS BY STAKES

season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016

season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016 Stakes

31,641,980 24,332,938 15,392,288 12,451,363 12,022,000 10,391,126 9,728,575 9,322,788 9,306,925 8,628,488 8,211,825 6,764,950 5,823,950 5,545,269 5,495,738 5,333,200 5,310,514

Breeder

rnrs

AEPR

runs

Klawervlei Stud Summerhill Stud Highlands Maine Chance Lammerskraal Stud Wilgerbosdrift Mauritzfontein Stud Scott Bros Drakenstein Stud Varsfontein Stud Avontuur Farm Ascot Stud Hemel ‘n Aarde Stud Moutonshoek Cheveley Stud GJ Armitage The Alchemy

419 75,518 2401 381 63,866 2607 181 85,040 1105 198 62,886 1235 87 138,184 590 116 89,579 840 100 97,286 664 178 52,375 1205 101 92,148 583 108 79,893 688 53 154,940 270 91 74,340 542 123 47,349 731 119 46,599 679 82 67,021 479 80 66,665 528 102 52,064 721

wnrs wns

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

156 151 70 90 50 65 48 54 52 52 29 46 36 42 39 34 46

37% 40% 39% 45% 57% 56% 48% 30% 51% 48% 55% 51% 29% 35% 48% 43% 45%

7 4 8 6 8 4 6 2 4 4 4 2 0 4 3 2 2

678 687 294 382 180 270 206 326 200 221 91 173 202 192 133 153 200

219 229 118 134 97 102 74 80 86 74 47 69 46 54 57 46 63

9 5 12 6 11 5 9 3 8 5 6 2 0 5 6 3 2

4% 3% 11% 7% 16% 6% 13% 4% 8% 8% 14% 4% 0% 10% 8% 6% 4%

28% 26% 27% 31% 31% 32% 31% 27% 34% 32% 34% 32% 28% 28% 28% 29% 28%

19 14 14 14 11 12 5 3 12 7 7 9 1 5 3 4 5

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

trainer

Illuminator 10,615,467 34% Rabada 2,536,250 10% Silver Mountain 4,410,824 29% Liege 430,000 3% Abashiri 3,391,250 28% Noah From Goa 1,215,625 12% Smart Call 2,503,000 26% Talktothestars 1,335,850 14% Inara 2,307,800 25% Juxtapose 1,376,000 16% Legal Eagle 4,171,000 51% Gulf Storm 720,250 11% Victorious Jay 1,870,850 32% Exit Here 841,744 15% Bela-Bela 1,133,125 21% French Navy 1,317,500 25% Unparalleled 281,600 5%

LEADING SIRES BY STAKES

season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016 Stakes

28,912,067 21,003,574 18,153,926 14,493,764 13,196,538 10,891,050 9,810,882 9,439,789 9,228,988 8,341,738 7,827,163 7,800,050 6,909,338 6,834,775 6,527,038 6,367,613 6,006,438

Sire

rnrs

AEPR

runs

Trippi Silvano Captain Al Dynasty *Kahal *Western Winter Jay Peg Var Judpot *Jet Master Ideal World Greys Inn *Tiger Ridge Go Deputy Toreador Mogok Miesque’s Approval

188 153,788 1093 218 96,347 1331 188 96,563 1158 152 95,354 1020 180 73,314 1375 141 77,241 872 121 81,082 862 175 53,942 936 119 77,555 783 107 77,960 751 85 92,084 520 76 102,632 537 102 67,739 657 47 145,421 335 119 54,849 772 118 53,963 746 158 38,015 1187

wnrs wns

wnr/ rnr%

112 114 99 75 87 74 59 78 55 50 43 31 43 23 49 42 51

60% 52% 53% 49% 48% 52% 49% 45% 46% 47% 51% 41% 42% 49% 41% 36% 32%

173 178 177 124 138 123 95 117 85 74 68 51 69 47 73 59 75

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

11 12 18 14 3 4 2 3 6 3 4 2 3 4 2 2 0

16 17 26 16 3 4 3 3 8 3 6 4 5 7 2 2 0

10% 11% 18% 19% 3% 5% 3% 4% 11% 6% 9% 6% 7% 17% 4% 5% 0%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

354 401 381 320 315 275 261 264 240 237 151 127 191 91 211 219 247

32% 30% 33% 31% 23% 32% 30% 28% 31% 32% 29% 24% 29% 27% 27% 29% 21%

24 17 13 21 11 13 8 9 6 11 4 1 3 6 5 4 1

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Illuminator 10,615,467 Silver Mountain 4,410,824 Carry On Alice 1,108,125 It’s My Turn 1,300,325 Champagne Haze 1,625,175 Brutal Force 669,450 Victorious Jay 1,870,850 Rivarine 419,375 Juxtapose 1,376,000 Master Sabina 1,250,000 Smart Call 2,503,000 Legal Eagle 4,171,000 Noah From Goa 1,215,625 Abashiri 3,391,250 Lazer Star 517,500 Wild One 781,250 Judicial 432,000

37% 21% 6% 9% 12% 6% 19% 4% 15% 15% 32% 53% 18% 50% 8% 12% 7%

LEADING SIRES OF 3YO’S BY STAKES season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016

Stakes

16,901,917 12,399,549 7,594,163 6,922,744 6,096,676 5,887,275 5,084,950 4,954,588 4,535,925 4,314,850 3,892,900 3,596,275 3,594,262 3,454,938 3,340,625 2,950,776 2,864,500

Sire

Trippi Silvano Captain Al Jay Peg Dynasty *Kahal Go Deputy Judpot Var *Western Winter Brave Tin Soldier Visionaire Seventh Rock Ideal World Toreador Mambo In Seattle *Fort Wood

rnrs

AEPR

77 87 75 54 43 65 22 48 66 48 33 54 48 44 59 60 30

219,505 142,524 101,256 128,199 141,783 90,573 231,134 103,221 68,726 89,893 117,967 66,598 74,880 78,521 56,621 49,180 95,483

runs

507 514 527 437 298 474 161 327 399 346 217 377 304 317 425 412 203

wnrs wns

57 52 50 32 31 32 12 31 38 36 15 23 19 28 29 27 19

82 85 88 59 57 51 24 44 63 61 20 35 26 45 38 33 28

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

74% 60% 67% 59% 72% 49% 55% 65% 58% 75% 45% 43% 40% 64% 49% 45% 63%

2 5 5 2 5 2 1 1 0 0 1 1 0 2 1 2 1

166 169 175 133 83 108 51 99 116 110 62 132 79 92 112 121 69

2 4% 8 10% 6 10% 3 6% 6 16% 2 6% 4 8% 2 3% 0 0% 0 0% 2 7% 1 4% 0 0% 2 7% 1 3% 2 7% 1 5%

33% 33% 33% 30% 28% 23% 32% 30% 29% 32% 29% 35% 26% 29% 26% 29% 34%

7 7 6 5 6 3 5 2 4 5 1 3 1 2 2 1 2

LEADING SIRES OF 3YO’S BY AEPR 5,084,950 16,901,917 12,399,549 6,096,676 6,922,744 3,892,900 4,954,588 7,594,163 2,864,500 5,887,275

Sire

Go Deputy Trippi Silvano Dynasty Jay Peg Brave Tin Soldier Judpot Captain Al *Fort Wood *Kahal

rnrs

22 77 87 43 54 33 48 75 30 65

AEPR

231,134 219,505 142,524 141,783 128,199 117,967 103,221 101,256 95,483 90,573

runs

161 507 514 298 437 217 327 527 203 474

wnrs wns

12 57 52 31 32 15 31 50 19 32

24 82 85 57 59 20 44 88 28 51

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

55% 74% 60% 72% 59% 45% 65% 67% 63% 49%

1 2 5 5 2 1 1 5 1 2

51 166 169 83 133 62 99 175 69 108

32% 33% 33% 28% 30% 29% 30% 33% 34% 23%

63% 36% 5% 27% 21% 28% 67% 28% 8% 6% 65% 18% 28% 12% 7% 18% 27%

5 7 7 6 5 1 2 6 2 3

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Abashiri 3,391,250 Illuminator 10,615,467 Silver Mountain 4,410,824 It’s My Turn 1,300,325 Victorious Jay 1,870,850 Rabada 2,536,250 Juxtapose 1,376,000 Redcarpet Captain 397,250 Negroamaro 778,725 Champagne Haze 1,625,175

67% 63% 36% 21% 27% 65% 28% 5% 27% 28%

LEADING SIRES OF 2YO’S BY STAKES season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016

Stakes

3,147,038 2,041,651 1,244,450 1,184,988 1,162,613 1,067,175 969,250 959,513 899,875 835,500

Sire

Captain Al Var Trippi Gimmethegreenlight Rebel King *Western Winter *Sail From Seattle *Argonaut Windrush Silvano

rnrs

AEPR

36 87,418 48 42,534 22 56,566 40 29,625 36 32,295 26 41,045 31 31,266 32 29,985 6 149,979 19 43,974

runs

95 129 66 105 140 69 101 94 18 47

wnrs wns

12 22 10 14 11 10 10 8 3 8

22 25 11 14 12 14 11 13 4 10

wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ wnrs wns wnr%

33% 46% 45% 35% 31% 38% 32% 25% 50% 42%

6 1 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 2

10 1 1 0 0 1 0 2 1 2

50% 5% 10% 0% 0% 10% 0% 13% 33% 25%

plcs plc/ SP rns%

38 42 36 42 52 29 33 27 6 16

40% 33% 55% 40% 37% 42% 33% 29% 33% 34%

2 1 4 2 1 2 2 1 0 2

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Cloth Of Cloud Rivarine Dawn Calling Gunner Caribbean Queen Attenborough Seattle Singer O Tamara Lunar Rush Janoobi

*Stallion dead or Retired **Stallion Not Standing in RSA **Breeding operations not based in RSA

796,875 419,375 227,000 118,500 123,250 182,500 303,250 358,725 641,000 191,250

win %

fav

SG Tarry 1439 206 14% J Snaith 1158 190 16% MW Bass 858 107 12% MF de Kock 735 116 16% MG Azzie 573 77 13% GR Puller 163 13 8% G v Zyl 749 87 12% J Ramsden 473 58 12% DR Drier 558 86 15% D Kannemeyer 495 85 17% AG Laird 433 55 13% BJ Crawford 645 80 12% VH Marshall 624 70 11% AC Greeff 923 116 13% GV Woodruff 475 60 13% DC Howells 589 71 12% GM Alexander 413 53 13% M Houdalakis 611 63 10% JJ v Vuuren 379 37 10% GS Kotzen 701 63 9% WH Marwing 419 41 10% DA Sham 834 76 9% Y Bremner 885 75 8% CS Laird 301 45 15% C Spies 691 63 9% PA Peter 505 51 10% A Nel 388 53 14% RR Magner 473 46 10%

301 241 135 206 69 16 82 76 115 122 90 107 74 123 79 74 39 65 49 54 39 79 79 78 54 52 49 36

fav wfav % % 21% 21% 16% 28% 12% 10% 11% 16% 21% 25% 21% 17% 12% 13% 17% 13% 9% 11% 13% 8% 9% 9% 9% 26% 8% 10% 13% 8%

35% 40% 35% 33% 36% 31% 37% 33% 36% 37% 32% 29% 36% 32% 30% 31% 31% 28% 29% 30% 33% 25% 33% 32% 41% 27% 41% 28%

2nd 2nd %

1st 1st fourfour%

161 129 104 108 68 15 71 49 62 73 54 75 70 96 55 52 42 64 52 65 40 84 64 28 54 36 48 40

647 545 386 374 268 53 329 207 286 266 200 284 264 408 210 234 176 261 168 256 147 303 312 145 247 185 181 183

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45% 47% 45% 51% 47% 33% 44% 44% 51% 54% 46% 44% 42% 44% 44% 40% 43% 43% 44% 37% 35% 36% 35% 48% 36% 37% 47% 39%

stks/ runs

27,750,664 18,632,814 17,498,462 13,509,350 13,330,463 11,639,318 10,193,875 8,703,652 8,240,300 8,211,950 8,017,350 8,004,439 7,942,513 7,568,688 7,319,813 7,234,075 6,882,750 6,396,375 6,275,713 5,932,651 5,680,988 5,247,675 4,999,738 4,647,444 4,631,238 4,624,400 3,936,500 3,904,500

19,285 16,091 20,394 18,380 23,264 71,407 13,610 18,401 14,768 16,590 18,516 12,410 12,728 8,200 15,410 12,282 16,665 10,469 16,559 8,463 13,558 6,292 5,649 15,440 6,702 9,157 10,146 8,255

LEADING TRAINERS/JOCKEYS BY WINS % season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016

trainer/ jockey

runs wins win %

DR Drier/A Marcus MF de Kock/A Marcus AC Greeff/A Domeyer E Verdonese/R Danielson D Kannemeyer/A Delpech SG Tarry/A Delpech C Lensley/M Yeni J Snaith/R Fourie M Houdalakis/G Lerena J Snaith/P Strydom J Snaith/S Khumalo MF de Kock/Wei Marwing J Snaith/B Fayd’herbe CS Laird/A Marcus A Nel/A Domeyer T Prinsloo/A Fortune Y Bremner/L Hewitson KG Naidoo/A Delpech P Smith/M Yeni GV Woodruff/G Lerena LW Goosen/P Strydom PA Peter/L Hewitson SG Tarry/S Khumalo MF de Kock/A Delpech AC Greeff/G Cheyne JJ v Vuuren/Wei Marwing MW Bass/G v Niekerk

32 34 60 49 161 49 78 69 46 39 95 44 178 151 124 92 61 57 48 87 73 48 498 187 137 71 390

14 12 20 15 47 14 21 18 12 10 24 11 42 36 29 21 14 13 11 18 15 10 98 38 28 14 74

44% 35% 33% 31% 29% 29% 27% 26% 26% 26% 25% 25% 24% 24% 23% 23% 23% 23% 23% 21% 21% 21% 20% 20% 20% 20% 19%

fav

fav %

wfav 2nd 2nd % %

20 15 23 13 80 23 22 21 17 11 26 21 66 68 33 36 6 19 11 29 21 11 161 78 40 13 98

63% 44% 38% 27% 50% 47% 28% 30% 37% 28% 27% 48% 37% 45% 27% 39% 10% 33% 23% 33% 29% 23% 32% 42% 29% 18% 25%

50% 60% 48% 23% 39% 48% 55% 52% 29% 73% 35% 43% 38% 35% 48% 31% 67% 53% 18% 34% 52% 64% 35% 33% 30% 38% 36%

2 8 4 5 35 9 10 9 6 2 13 8 34 21 20 10 8 4 7 13 4 1 79 34 21 14 62

stakes

stks/ runs

6% 1,786,862 24% 970,000 7% 1,254,175 10% 992,125 22% 4,211,025 18% 1,213,575 13% 839,650 13% 1,725,488 13% 970,625 5% 2,412,200 14% 1,757,325 18% 928,250 19% 3,694,388 14% 3,061,225 16% 1,866,000 11% 921,700 13% 750,675 7% 914,350 15% 513,588 15% 2,687,100 5% 1,079,875 2% 669,275 16% 11,833,613 18% 5,020,875 15% 1,446,125 20% 2,062,325 16% 9,407,213

55,839 28,529 20,903 20,247 26,155 24,767 10,765 25,007 21,101 61,851 18,498 21,097 20,755 20,273 15,048 10,018 12,306 16,041 10,700 30,886 14,793 13,943 23,762 26,850 10,556 29,047 24,121

LEADING JOCKEYS BY WINS

25% 21% 18% 10% 11% 17% 31% 37% 71% 23%

jockey

rides wins

S Khumalo A Delpech A Fortune A Marcus M Yeni G v Niekerk A Domeyer JP vd Merwe K Zechner C Zackey G Lerena R Danielson C Murray L Hewitson K De Melo R Munger I Sturgeon B Fayd’herbe P Strydom W Kennedy M v Rensburg S Veale D Dillon C Orffer B Lerena M Byleveld Wei Marwing G Cheyne

1323 882 1156 612 1320 634 618 1190 1050 1095 473 797 1031 561 786 1185 896 445 429 747 654 666 612 496 536 631 317 427

238 208 171 168 166 110 106 104 102 98 92 78 77 76 74 71 69 68 68 67 61 61 60 59 59 57 56 54

win %

fav

18% 24% 15% 27% 13% 17% 17% 9% 10% 9% 19% 10% 7% 14% 9% 6% 8% 15% 16% 9% 9% 9% 10% 12% 11% 9% 18% 13%

324 325 223 320 186 119 111 94 111 82 154 98 64 58 57 54 50 117 130 39 58 55 63 88 44 76 86 72

fav wfav % % 24% 37% 19% 52% 14% 19% 18% 8% 11% 7% 33% 12% 6% 10% 7% 5% 6% 26% 30% 5% 9% 8% 10% 18% 8% 12% 27% 17%

33% 38% 27% 38% 34% 38% 42% 23% 32% 30% 32% 22% 27% 43% 28% 33% 38% 32% 28% 36% 19% 33% 40% 25% 30% 33% 37% 26%

2nd 2nd %

1st 1st fourfour%

187 155 135 106 152 93 75 117 102 117 67 93 82 43 97 84 69 78 55 67 64 61 47 65 58 79 58 56

704 570 564 433 589 352 296 452 412 442 287 345 357 226 343 343 312 245 222 272 269 263 225 223 230 265 180 194

14% 18% 12% 17% 12% 15% 12% 10% 10% 11% 14% 12% 8% 8% 12% 7% 8% 18% 13% 9% 10% 9% 8% 13% 11% 13% 18% 13%

53% 65% 49% 71% 45% 56% 48% 38% 39% 40% 61% 43% 35% 40% 44% 29% 35% 55% 52% 36% 41% 39% 37% 45% 43% 42% 57% 45%

stakes

stks/ rides

21,812,126 23,694,394 14,085,688 23,036,762 13,345,988 12,178,988 11,774,049 11,728,876 12,162,425 8,889,888 9,849,200 8,040,000 7,606,700 5,842,338 7,557,938 5,892,877 6,868,850 7,742,813 11,603,851 6,407,150 5,570,188 5,467,925 5,061,201 6,209,301 6,020,300 7,483,088 8,222,800 3,620,013

16,487 26,864 12,185 37,642 10,111 19,210 19,052 9,856 11,583 8,119 20,823 10,088 7,378 10,414 9,616 4,973 7,666 17,400 27,049 8,577 8,517 8,210 8,270 12,519 11,232 11,859 25,939 8,478

- Statistics for breeders and sires reflect ALL earnings, including those of restricted races and handicap races

THE SCORE IS ON THE BOARD - A PERFECT TEN The logs tell us if its winners you want, you know where to look.

11% 11% 12% 15% 12% 9% 9% 10% 11% 15% 12% 12% 11% 10% 12% 9% 10% 10% 14% 9% 10% 10% 7% 9% 8% 7% 12% 8%

stakes

season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016

ore runners

wnr/ rnr%

4 8% 2 4% 8 10% 6 16% 3 6% 2 7% 2 3% 6 10% 1 5% 2 6%

Illuminator 10,615,467 Silver Mountain 4,410,824 Redcarpet Captain 397,250 Victorious Jay 1,870,850 It’s My Turn 1,300,325 Champagne Haze 1,625,175 Abashiri 3,391,250 Juxtapose 1,376,000 Our Destiny 363,775 Buckland 257,775 Rabada 2,536,250 Heaps of Fun 660,625 Seventh Plain 1,003,487 Cape Speed 401,875 Bull Valley 229,250 Mambo Mime 540,575 Negroamaro 778,725

with 15 or m

season 2015/2016 * 1 August - 24 July 2016

Stakes

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

runs wins

1st – Breakfast Club for Dennis Drier 1st – Ilanga for Doug Campbell 1st – Duke Nukem for Alexander Racing 1st – Tiki Torch for Roy Magner 1st – Pirogue for Doug Campbell

1st – Vee Man for Sean Tarry 1st – Mighty Kahal for Alexander Racing 1st – Aza Arrow for Chris Erasmus 1st – Fieldmarshal Fenix for Sean Tarry 1st – Purely Atomic for Alan Greef

WEEK IN, WEEK OUT, SUMMERHILL GRADUATES GIVE 100%

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

A study of the careers of South Africa’s top stallions shows a pattern. To get near the top of the national log, a stallion needs to build momentum. Mostly made up of about 4 crops of high-end earners. The tables below show how. The first has the stallion’s position on the national log by season, starting with his very first 2yo’s. The second table has the same numbers in different order, with positions as the crops build momentum.

Log Position from 2yo Crop Onwards Season by Season

2005

2006

2007

2008

2009

2010

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

Captain Al (2002)

100

Dynasty (2006)

Var (2006)

Silvano (2004)

Trippi (2009) Judpot (2010)

Log Position from 2yo Crop Onwards Crops Racing

one

two

three

four

five

six

seven

eight

nine

ten

Captain Al (2002)

Silvano (2004)

100

Dynasty (2006)

Var (2006)

Trippi (2009)

Judpot (2010)

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AP Indy – Miesque by Nureyev - chestnut, 16.2hh stands at Varsfontein Stud – Carl de Vos, Cell: 082 800 8490, Tel: 021 869 8238, info@varsfontein.co.za, www.varsfontein.co.za, PO Box 239, Paarl 7620

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

Gr1 Champions Cup PAST WINNERS

2010

1 Orbison 54.0 ( 1) 20/1 2 Galileo’s Galaxy 54.0 (10) 13/1 3 Pocket Power 60.0 (11) 33/10

2011

The 2016 SA Champions Season fairtytale reaches a heady climax at Greyville on Sunday when Cape trainer Mike Bass saddles the Silvano gelding Marinaresco in the R1 million Gr1 Champions Cup. It will be the legendary conditioner’s final bid for a Gr1 winner after a forty year career as he hands the keys to his Milnerton yard over to his daughter a few hours later.

ass has trained 32 Gr1 winners, who between them have won 50 Gr1’s, including three Julys and five Mets. That’s a great record in anybody’s book and it is difficult not siding with Marinaresco, even if the head suggests a measure of caution with luck needed from his 14 draw.

Top Sort

“Marinaresco is doing well but we are going to have to hope for a bit of luck because we again have a bad draw. We will have to again drop him out because he doesn’t race up with the pace,” said Bass assistant Candice Robinson this week. A superb late chasing runner-up in the Vodacom Durban July, Grant van Niekerk’s mount is in the red to score for Mike Bass, whose most recent victories in this race have been with African Appeal in 2007 and Africana Lion four years earlier. Favourites have won the

last three runnings of this conditions race, with 3yo’s at 56,5kgs and 4yo’s and older a base 58kgs. Winners of a Gr1 race geta 2kg penalty, while Gr2 winners get 1kg. Coming from the clouds when runner-up to The Conglomerate in the July, the Tekkie Town Winter Guineas and Winter Classic winner is much better off at the weights in this event and is likely to be well fancied. Marinaresco was lumbered with an eight-pound penalty for his July effort but once again meets his fellow threeyear-olds that ran in the July at level weights and all things being equal he should beat them again.

Snaith Duo

Justin Snaith will be looking to end the season on a high and he saddles a pair of quality runners. The classy 3yo Trippi colt Baritone ran a cracker on July day in the Listed Daisy Business Solutions Handicap over 1600m on the turf. He did not have the clearest of passages, but was doing

excellent work late for a 5,15 length fifth. He ran off a merit rating of 104, meaning he carried 60kg and was giving weight to most of the field including older horses.

Top Effort

Snaith said, “It was a brilliant run, he had it all to do at the weights. He is a dark horse as he is not far off my best three-year-olds. He just cannot crack a good draw, but still always runs creditable races.” This progressive type looks ready to win a big one and the tongue tie obviously helped last time after he had been reported to have “choked up in the latter stages” in the Canon Guineas, when moving up well and not finding the necessary extra. Anthony Delpech staying aboard is another bonus, but the wide draw of twelve makes it tough. It Is Written has transferred to Snaith from Dean Kannemeyer and he may have his fancies from a good draw with Piere Strydom up. He is 3,5kg under sufferance on

official merit ratings with the best weighted horse, Punta Arenas, but the distance looks ideal. Snaith said, “He is doing well, although he’s not the easiest horse and has had a long season. But the Champions Cup is a bit weaker than normal besides Marinaresco and we are taking our chances.” Tyrone Zackey’s Judicial has always been an above average sort and is in prime form, having won two of his last three races. The son of Miesque’s Approval lacks a length or two, but given the likely soft underfoot conditions, he warrants taking his chances.

No Exit

Cup Trial hero Exit Here has drawn a bit wide but is a good front running sort who is capable of following up on his last victory. Stablemate Ice Machine has drawn very wide and cannot be fancied over the 1800m. Million Mile winner No Worries is in hot form and looks ready to make a big bid to score his first Gr1 success. He is a horse that hardly knows how to run a poor race. His stablemate Rocketball was well beaten in the July, but on his Daily News 2000 and SA Derby runs has shown himself to be a decent 3yo. Gavin Lerena rides the son of Judpot from a good draw and he will enjoy a stiff test off a good pace.

Wide Draw

Dean Kannemeyer’s Mambo Mime has had no joy with the draws and he pulls a wide one again. The son of Mambo In Seattle has shown himself to be a top-class 3yo and if things go his way, he should be just off them – but Marinaresco looks to have his beating on their July meeting – when things didn’t go Mambo’s way. Saratoga Dancer was the surprise package in more ways than one in this year’s July. Considered in some quarters to be lucky to get in, he then ran a sparkling race running on stoutly for fith and only 2,40 lengths off. A repeat of that kind of effort from his good draw, suggests he be included. The 7yo Punta Arenas tends to come well at this time of the year and he came right back to best with a good win in the Delta Airlines 2200 (aka the Consolation July). The son of Silvano will relish the kind underfoot conditions and could be worthy of inclusion for the back end of quartets – particularly in testing conditions.

Downfield

Joey Ramsden’s St Tropez had no luck in the July when stable elect but failing to kick on and running 14 lengths downfield. His penultimate jump when staying on well in the Betting World 1900 was much better, but even with Anton Marcus

1 The Apache 2 Bulsara 3 Super Storm

58.0 (14) 11/2 57.0 (11) 13/1 57.0 (12) 18/1

1 Master Plan 2 Black Wing 3 Solo Traveller

56.5 ( 8) 11/1 57.5 ( 5) 9/1 59.0 ( 2) 9/2

1 Jackson 2 Silvano’s Jet 3 Blaze Of Fire

60.0 ( 8) 2/1 56.0 ( 5) 40/1 57.0 (10) 49/1

1 Futura 2 King Of Pain 3 No Worries

55.0 ( 1) 17/10 58.5 ( 6) 16/1 57.5 ( 7) 15/1

1 Futura 2 Ice Machine 3 Legislate

60.0 ( 6) 1/1 59.0 ( 9) 8/1 60.0 ( 5) 33/10

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up, he cannot be fancied with confidence. Bezanova has not won a race in over a year but stayed on behind No Worries in the KZN Million Mile last time out. He always seems to have a few lengths to make up at the level. Sean Tarry’s 8yo Gold Onyx failed to make the cut in the Gold Cup and he looks past his best to assert in this Gr1 company. Stablemate Malak El Moolook is winless in 18 months and while he has not run far off recently, he should battle against the top four.

Bass The Choice

This is a fascinating contest and a win for Marinaresco would make it a memorable end to the season. The son of Silvano has plenty in his favour and he is the selection to beat Mambo Mime and Baritone. Watch the underfoot conditions closely and include Punta Arenas and It Is Written in bigger perms.

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Highlights of JUDPOT’S amazing season

What are the Chances?

Two legs of the Triple Tiara

Pictured is 2yo filly FINAL JUDGEMENT winning the Golden Slipper on Vodacom July-day. The youngster is one of just 16 fillies from Judpot’s small 4th crop. Of the 16, five raced as 2yo’s, three earned black type.

Pictured is 3yo filly JUXTAPOSE, winning the SA Fillies Classic before going on to the take the SA Oaks.

FINAL JUDGEMENT won the Golden Slipper and ran third in the Devon Air S.

She’s the second 3yo Gr1 filly in Judpot’s first three crops, following ALONG CAME POLLY from the stallion’s freshman-crop.

MALEFICIENT won that Devon Air Stakes, and started odds-on favourite for Final Judgement’s Golden Slipper (she ran a close fifth).

Earlier in the season, JUXTAPOSE had placed in the Three Troika’s Stakes and the Fillies Mile.

TIMEDTOPERFECTION finished third in the Godolphin Barb Stakes against the colts.

Five 2yo fillies, 3 stakes horses. What are the chances - or better still: how good can it get? Next season will tell: Judpot does great with 3yo fillies, too.

Ranked with the best of the fillies in her year, JUXTAPOSE has earnings of over R1.4 million.

SA Derby – Oh No!

From Dash to Marathon

Pictured is 3yo ROCKETBALL, who gave Triple Crown winner Abashiri the scare of his life in the SA Derby, final leg of the crown. ROCKETBALL ran second by an official nose, to become Judpot’s second SA Derby runner-up – one year ago 3yo DEPUTY JUD split winner Legal Eagle and third finisher French Navy in the big race. Earlier in the season ROCKETBALL placed in the Sea Cottage Stakes, while DEPUTY JUD showed his versatility with a win in the Gr2 Supreme Cup over 1450m.

ROCKETBALL’S earnings stand at R720.000, DEPUTY JUD over R1.4 million now.

Pictured is 4yo filly LITTLE GENIE, who won two 1000m sprints, the Gardenia Stakes (beating Carry On Alice) and Bauhinia Stakes, to show that Judpot gets black type over all distances. Another daughter DOUBLE WHAMMY won the 1200m Lady’s Pendant, bringing her career earnings to over R600.000. At the other end of the Judpot stamina spectrum is THREE BALLOONS, runner-up in the two-mile Chairmans Cup during the 2016 Cape season, and third in the KZN Derby. He’s carded as reserve for the Gold Cup on the last day of the season.

Whatever next Judpot’s largest crop to date will be 2yo’s next season. They were conceived on the strength of his bunch of 2yo Gr1 winners in his freshman-year. First, though, there’s the grand finale of the 2015-16 season at Greyville on 30 July. FINAL JUDGEMENT in the Thekwini Stakes ROCKETBALL in the Champions Cup THREE BALLOONS as first reserve in the Gold Cup. So much to look forward to!

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Gr1 PREMIERS CHAMPION STAKES at Greyville on Sunday

A typically classy and exciting field of eleven 2yo’s line up in the R600 000 Gr1 Premiers Champion Stakes. It is difficult discarding any one of them, but Justin Snaith could hold the trump card with his smashing Australian bred son of Zoffany.

naith runs the unbeaten colt Zodiac Ruler – a fellow who came on lengths from a quiet polytrack debut victory to notch a spectacular win on July day. This big colt has lost ground in both of his starts before powering through to win impressively, and this was particularly so last time out in the Gr2 Durban Golden Horseshoe over 1400m. He looks likely to relish the step up in trip and jumps from pole position with Strydom up. Snaith said, “He is very well, I am happy with him and he is improving all the time.”

Magic Mike Mike De Kock saddles Misty Birnam and Qeyaadah. The former chased Zodiac Ruler home in the Golden Horseshoe but was well beaten 1,50 lengths. The son of Toreador has won two of his four starts and is bound to enjoy the step up in trip here. The Aussie-bred Qeyaadah won his maiden last time beating Mr O Neil on the poly.

He had run three seconds at his first three starts, and showed that he definitely goes the mile at Scottsville at his penultimate start. Sean Tarry’s Africa Rising was a good winners on debut over the Scottsville 1200m. He was backed to favourite and ran on smartly – and with a measure of maturity – to beat Rock Of Africa. He is well drawn and looks likely to relish the mile.

Great Gadsby Ashburton trainer Paul Gadsby rates his chances with the Gimmethegreenlight gelding Gunner, although he admitted the favourite Zodiac Ruler would be hard to beat. He said, “I would like to hope he has a chance, although if I had a choice between 1400m and 1600m at this stage I would probably go for 1400m. He has a lot of quality and is a trier, he has a very big heart. “He is a light framed horse and tends to lighten up in his races, so I almost had to give him a week off after his July day run, but he will look spot on in the parade ring on Saturday.”

Gunner caught the eye on Vodacom Durban July day in the Gr 2 Durban Golden Horseshoe over 1400m. He was caught wide the whole way from a draw of nine yet still managed to stay on very well for a 1,75 length third to Zodiac Ruler. He has another tricky draw of seven in an eleven horse field, but if Brandon Lerena, who replaces S’Manga Khumalo, is able to slot him in he could have a shout and should stay the trip. Corne Spies’ Lotus Elan ran on well to win on his sprint debut and then ran second to the highly thought of De Kock runner Heavenly Blue. Well beaten by 3,60 lengths, he was found to be coughing afterwards and certainly warrants a tilt here. Charles Laird’s very exciting Palladium won his first two with low-flying finishes and then came from the clouds when running on steadily in the Golden Horseshoe for fifth. The son of Silvano enjoys a ‘jockey strike’ in Anton Marcus and if the going doesn’t bog him down, must be the danger to Zodiac Ruler.

Azzie Duo Mike Azzie duo of Rivarine and Ryder, who hail from the same farm as Palladium, are both going in the right direction. On exposed form, Rivarine must be the preference – and Anthony Delpech adds plenty of value. The beautifully-bred Gr1 performed son of Var is sure to go the mile – his dam is a Met winner – and enjoys the benefit of solid feature experience. Ryder shed his maiden over a mile at Turffontein last time and looks a gelding who is likely to go at least 2000m when the penny drops. He will enjoy a bit of mud and slush – so beware! Vaughan Marshall saddles the Horse Chestnut colt Step Up from a nice draw. A course and distance winner of two of his four starts, he showed a nice turn

of foot last time to beat The Boxster easily and looks an unexposed lurker for those aiming for the big number Pick 6 payout. Gavin Van Zyl’s Without A Doubt is still a maiden, but has been thereabouts in all four of his runs. He appears held by Rivarine and Qeeyaadah and may battle in this league now.

Top Choice Zodiac Ruler stands out as the natural first choice and he could maintain his unbeaten streak by ending his 2yo career on a high. Of the rest, Misty Birnam and Palladium are likely to give him most to think about – while watch River Jetez’ good son Rivarine under Delpech. What a lovely bunch of 2yo’s!

Gr1 Premiers Champion Stakes PAST WINNERS

2010

1 Gold Onyx 2 Kavanagh 3 Zanzamar

2011

58.0 (14) 33/1 58.0 ( 2) 14/10 58.0 (16) 22/1

1 Potala Palace 58.0 ( 7) 9/2 2 Beacon Flare 58.0 ( 9) 70/1 3 Gimmethegreenlight 58.0 (13) 2/1

2012

1 The Hangman 2 Black Toga 3 Love Struck

58.0 ( 4) 10/1 58.0 ( 7) 13/10 58.0 ( 1) 35/1

1 Kochka 2 Forest Indigo 3 Willow Magic

58.0 (15) 10/1 58.0 ( 8) 7/1 58.0 (12) 5/1

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58.0 ( 3) 6/1 58.0 (11) 11/1 58.0 ( 7) 8/1 58.0 (12) 7/2

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1 Rabada 60.0 ( 4) 9/10 2 Prospect Strike 60.0 (14) 15/2 3 Abashiri 60.0 ( 2) 15/2

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Gr1 THEKWINI STAKES at Greyville on Sunday

The Super Sunday juvenile fillies’ Gr1 contest has attracted a capacity field of fourteen and a highlight promises to be the return match between Golden Slipper winner Final Judgement and the rather unlucky KZN challenger Dawn Calling.

he finish of the July Day Gr2 Golden Slipper was one of the best we have witnessed this SA Champions Season and with Anton Marcus taking the reins from Muzi Yeni on Dawn Calling, Stuart Randolph may have little sleep on Saturday evening.

Best

Randolph was at his underrated best when Final Judgement impressed winning the Gr 2 Gold Circle Golden Slipper over 1400m from pillar to post on Vodacom Durban July day. She had been cramped for room in her previous start in the Listed Devon Air Stakes over that same course and distance, so the plan to allow her to use her long stride from pole position worked out well.

On Sunday she now has a wide draw of 12 to overcome. Glen Kotzen said, “She is doing exceptionally well and came out of that last race bouncing. She will need luck from the draw, but is quick out of the pens so should be able to be placed well. She certainly doesn’t have to go to the front and I am looking forward to it because she will love the step up to a mile.” She is up against a few of the horses she beat in the Golden Slipper and will start a lot shorter than 20/1 this time.

Just Beaten

Trippi filly Dawn Calling was beaten a neck by Final Judgement when shifting her ground late and running on strongly. She has a great draw here and looks capable of turning the tables on her conqueror. She has four second places

to her credit from just six outings, and it may be that she is one of those horses who has a mental block when it comes to going past the leader. But Marcus will remedy that. Dennis Drier has a nice coupling and the best ofhis duo may be the Philanthropist filly, Sail. She won two on the trot and ran on well for under a length of the top two in the Golden Slipper. Sean Veale may have to enjoy a measure of luck to overcome her barrier gate, but she looks set to be in the mix again. Her feature unexposed stablemate Hungry Heart was a smooth maiden winner last time and also tries the mile for the first time. This will be a lot tougher for her.

Tarry Attack

Trainer Sean Tarry has a powerful trio in the race and a case could be made for any

of the three. Piere Strydom retains the ride on Golden Slipper fourth Visuality. The daughter of Visionaire is yet to run a poor race in four starts and from a good draw and a more restrained ride could challenge. S’manga Khumalo rides the less favourably drawn Safe Harbour, a winner of 2 from 4, and who has her first run in the holiday province. Vaal debut winner Kahula enjoyed a fair introduction to Greyville on the poly at her third start and gets thrown in the deep end. Mike Azzie’s Querari Falcon challenged strongly when second behind Maleficent in the Devon Air Stakes. That form – beyond Final Judgement – has proven unreliable to some degree, but she cannot be discounted. Her stablemate Oasis Queen produced a fair postmaiden effort and has her first run in KZN. She has taken some time to come to hand. Justin Snaith has Fortissimus, who was recently bought into the yard. This Mogok filly was caught a bit flat footed at the top of the straight in

the Golden Slipper over 1400m last time, but then began staying on and ended up seventh. She has 7,25 lengths to make up on the winner of the latter race, Final Judgement, but looks likely to enjoy the step up to 1600m. Snaith said, “She will run well although I don’t know if she is up to it. She has a lovely temperament and her work has not been bad at all so she could be a dark horse from a nice draw (eight of 14).” Gavin Van Zyl saddles a trio of fillies, including reserve runner Raes’ Dyna Jet. Poster Girl disappointed in the KZN Yearling Sale feature when beaten 2 lengths by Lunar Rush. Stablemate Costa Da Sol has consistent form but has drawn very wide and will need plenty of luck in running. Chill Baby Chill won her maiden at her second start but has ordinary form since. Corne Spies’ Bonne Vie won her Vaal debut at any price but is a well related daughter of Var who could

Gr1 Thekwini Stakes PAST WINNERS

2010

1 Happy Archer 2 Silent Call 3 Six Blue Notes

58.0 ( 8) 18/10 58.0 (14) 40/1 58.0 (15) 18/1

1 Amanee 2 Felix The Cat 3 Uptothemoon

58.0 ( 8) 15/2 58.0 (12) 5/1 58.0 (13) 28/1

1 All Is Secret 2 Straight Set 3 Careful Hiker

58.0 ( 2) 5/2 58.0 ( 4) 1/1 58.0 ( 3) 22/1

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1 Along Came Polly 58.0 ( 5) 5/1 2 For The Lads 58.0 ( 1) 5/1 3 Admiral’s Eye 58.0 ( 3) 7/1

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1 Same Jurisdiction 58.0 ( 3) 11/2 2 Carry On Alice 58.0 (12) 7/1 3 Bilateral 58.0 ( 4) 6/1

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1 Lauderdale 2 Melliflora 3 Persian Rug

60.0 ( 8) 12/1 60.0 ( 2) 10/1 60.0 (10) 9/2

be just about anything as she steps up to the mile. The Golden Slipper top two look the obvious choices ahead of the Tarry and Azzie attack. Those are topped by Striker’s mount Visuality and the Drier runner Sail could be best of the rest.

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Gr2 Gold Cup PAST WINNERS

2010

1 Ancestral Fore 56.0 (12) 4/1 2 Vertical Takeoff 56.0 ( 8) 20/1 3 Predestination 52.0 (10) 13/1

Gr2 GOLD CUP at Greyville on Sunday South Africa’s premier staying race may have been downgraded to a Gr2, but the Gold Cup will remain the major visual attraction on Super Sunday. The likelihood of a testing surface after days of heavy rain will mean that the 3200m contest has been thrown wide open – and a surprise result is on the cards.

ith the Greyville track waterlogged as we went to print and all concerned hoping for some late week sunshine, the Gr2 Gold Cup has taken on the dimensions of a field leg for exotic punters. Add to this the inability of many trainers to give their charges proper work and we are faced with a serious one to unravel.

Best Chance Interestingly Justin Snaith is on record as believing he has his first ever decent shot at the Gold Cup with the “class act” Ovidio and the generally good draws he has landed with his other runners on Super Saturday have made him hopeful of enjoying a better day than he did on Vodacom Durban July day. The Aussie-bred Ovidio has always had the Gold Cup as his target. Snaith was quoted as saying that the Danehill Dancer gelding had “the odd soundness issue”, so was given a five month layoff after his fine victory in the Gr 2 J&B Urban Honey Stayers over 2800m on J&B Met day and had also been kept in Cape Town for the bulk of his Gold Cup preparation due to the more forgiving ground at this time of the year. Only one horse in the past decade has completed the Jet Stayers-Gold Cup double – Mokaro in 2009 – but Ovidio will have plenty of supporters. Ovidio arrived at Summerveld three weeks ago. The former SA champion trainer was bullish about the booking of Striker Strydom. “He is very well, I am very happy with him. He is a proper staying horse, there is no stamina doubt, and he has a perfect draw (seven), I wouldn’t want to be any closer in. The Australianbred Danehill Dancer gelding likes to race from behind and the booking of master-of-pace Piere Strydom will enhance his chances in the Gold Cup.” “My only worry is his 105 merit rating,” said Snaith. “It means he has to carry 59kg, which is a lot of weight over that distance. But he’s here to race.””

Speed Dean Kannemeyer’s Cape Speed has been marked up as the 9-2 favourite, despite the fact that 3yo’s do not have a particularly good record in the marathon. But this son of Ideal World won the Track & Ball Derby at Scottsville which, under its new format, is now also not suited to three-year-olds. Cape Speed has only raced nine times but has won five of those. He is also unbeaten in KwaZulu-Natal this season.

However, he will be trying 3 200m for the first time and has not won over further than 2 400m which was in the Derby where he beat Deputy Jud by a neck. He carried 55kg on that occasion and is only up 0.5kg in the Gold Cup. In-form Anthony Delpech takes the ride again and they will jump from barrier No 8. Kannemeyer also saddles Balance Sheet and Solar Star. The former was the runner-up to Wild One in the Gold Cup last year and while his Gold Vase effort was less than impressive, the son of Silvano is highly regarded. Geoff Woodruff raids with Arch Rival and former Sansui Summer Cup winner Master Sabina. Master Sabina will be trying this distance for the first time and will carry 60kg. Arch Rival won the Gr2 Gold Bowl over 3200m at Turffontein and will get every inch of the journey. He went on to win a Pinnacle Stakes, beating Enaad who franked the form with a win in the Grade 3 Gold Vase over 3000m at Greyville on Durban July day, by 0.40 lengths and will meet his rival on 2kg better terms.

He started his Champions Season campaign with a warmup over a ‘mile’ and then stretched to 2400m for only the second time in his career he finished just over a length back to the blinkered No Worries in the Highland Night Cup. Joey Ramsden’s Coltrane is off his best recently but is the sort who could capitalise on the unknowns. Zafira is the only filly in the race and will be ridden SA Champion apprentice elect Callan Murray.

JUST

De Kock Enaad is one of five runners from the Mike de Kock stable and the former champion trainer is quite happy about the state of his runners. “I think he’s very well handicapped,” said De Kock. “He put up a very good performance in the Gold Vase and the only reason I wasn’t more confident was because I did feel he was suspect over the distance. He is now stronger, better and more mature and I would say he is the best of the five. However, he is drawn wide and that is a problem. I know the race is over 3200m and barrier positions are less relevant but for me, a bad draw is a bad draw. “If you are well drawn you can often get a position for nothing but off a wide draw you always have to work to get a position. But a lot can happen over 3200m,” he added wisely. S’manga Khumalo, who rode him in the Gold Vase, takes the ride. De Kock warned that punters should not write The Centenary off. “She is out of a Montjeu mare and I believe will get the trip. Richard Fourie got off last time when she ran second to Punta Arenas and was very impressed with her. She’s a game filly and she looks like a stayer. I’m quite confident she will get the 3200m,” he said.

Behind Bass Everyone will be rooting for a Mike Bass success and the veteran saddles the mercurial Helderberg Blue, who has an uphill battle here. Just short of top class, the son of Jet Master has calmed down as he has got older and can finally run up to his full potential as he steps out over 3200m for the first time.

As a 3yo she has it all to do but stays well and has a galloping weight to shoulder.

Pick One It is a lottery of a race but it makes sense to side with Dean Kannemeyer and Anthony Delpech to round off a great season with the impeccably consistent Cape Speed. Enaad and Ovidio could be best of the rest. But, watch the weather – and go wide!

1 Aslan 57.5 (18) 45/1 2 Kolkata 52.5 (16) 35/1 3 Knight To Remember 53.5 ( 6) 15/2

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1 In Writing 57.5 (11) 13/1 2 Princess Of Light 56.0 (10) 33/1 3 Blake 58.5 ( 1) 11/2

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1 Jeppe’s Reef 54.5 ( 8) 25/1 2 Masai Warrior 55.5 (15) 25/1 3 Canterbury Tale 54.0 ( 9) 9/1

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2015

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016 Smart debut winner La Revere looks an exciting sort

Olma is overdue to win again

Gr2 THE DEBUTANTE at Greyville on Sunday

The R300 000 Gr2 The Debutante has to be one of the most open races on the SA Champions Season feature programme curtain call. With no standout filly in the field, we may consider siding with the proven big day yards.

ustin Snaith saddles the Captain Al filly, The Merry Widow, who gets the services of Anthony Delpech from a favourable 2 draw. She made no show when slow away in the Golden Slipper but on reflection ran a fair race when finishing just 6 lengths off from the worst of the draw. She is a diminutive filly that may cope well with the anticipated surface conditions and may also prefer the drop down to the sprint trip.

Perfect Record

The Avontuur bred A Womens Way won readily on her Scottsville 1000m debut back in early May. Her next scheduled outing did not pan out favourably when she was withdrawn at the start. That means she comes into this race off an eleven week break and green to Greyville. She also has a wide draw to contend with. Duncan Howells also has KZN Million Sale winner Lunar Rush in this race. The daughter of Windrush was never headed to win that richly endowed sales race but faces much stronger here.

Well Bred

Alec Laird’s Arissa ran wide in the Devon Air Stakes when 6.10 lengths behind Maleficent. The beautifully bred daughter of Silvano was placed at feature level prior to that in her home province and would appear to be much better than her last run. She has shown plenty of speed and could be a danger if she gets away from them. The Philanthropist filly Flash Fire finished marginally behind Arissa in the Devon

Air Stakes after being slow off and may deserve a second chance with a bit of luck in running. Debut winner La Revere has been a talking filly for some time. The daughter of Var beat a small field over the Scottsville 1000m and must have a chance of following up on that in this line up. She hails from the Drier yard. Gavin Van Zyl’s Aussie bred Mygirldownunder impressed on her odds on debut win but then failed to come up to expectations when unplaced in the Gr3 Strelitzia Stakes at her last start. She won’t have it easy from a wide draw. Alyson Wright’s Horse Chestnut filly Roy Is Second has lived up to her name running second at two of her three outings. She is still a maiden and will need to improve on what she has shown to date to challenge for top honours. Lyle Hewitson rides the Grey’s Inn filly Shebang for Mike Azzie. A smart debut winner at any price she then came out and was beaten 4.6 lengths in a small field behind Safe Harbour. This will be her first run at Greyville.

Kotzen Duo

The in-form Glen Kotzen could not separate his pair of fillies, Shizam and Trippi’s Girl. They have both landed plum draws and Grant van Niekerk and Stuart Randolph are the respective riders. Shizam by Kahal had to be scratched at the start when strongly fancied for the KZN Yearling Million due to a cut she had attained when exiting the parade ring, but the wound turned out to be superficial. Kotzen believed she was

entitled to need her next start, especially as it was her first time around the Greyville turn. She was handy and a little keen in the latter race, a handicap over Sunday’s course and distance on July 16, so considering she was up against older horses it was a fine effort to finish just 2,15 lengths back in fifth off an 82 merit rating with Randolph aboard. Kotzen believed the run to be part of a good preparation. Before that Shizam had some fine maiden form in Cape Town against good horses before winning in eyecatching style over 1200m fifth time out. The four winners to have come out of the latter maiden where beaten half-a-length, 9,75 lengths, eleven lengths and 17,45 lengths respectively, and those statistics suggest she put up a fine performance that day. Trippi’s Girl was still green when running out an eyecatching 1,5 length winner under Randolph over 1200m at Scottsville in her second career start on July 6. Kotzen said, “She is a gorgeous filly, very classy, we think very highly of her. She is on the up, but it is her first run at the course.”

Wide Draw

Sean Tarry won’t be happy with the 11 draw for his beautifully bred Water Lily Lake. The daughter of Trippi won well on her Turffontein 1000m and then ran a decent third next time. She has had excuses both times and could be equal to her first big test – first time round the turn. Zadora was well beaten in the Golden Slipper last time and will need to improve.

Gr2 GOLD BRACELET at Greyville on Sunday

The R400 000 Gr2 Gold Bracelet presents a perfect platform for Frank Robinson’s gallant and consistent Dynasty filly Olma to register another stakes win. On the weight for age plus penalties conditions she stands out in the field of twelve.

lma has shown that she boasts plenty of ability and hardy versatility and should have no issue with the 2000m contest being turned into a stamina sapping test if the treacherous Greyville underfoot conditions persist.

Powerful She ran a beautiful race on July day when coming on strongly from midfield to be held to a half length by the top class Inara in the Gr1 Garden Province Stakes. Her old pilot Ian Sturgeon is back in the saddle and he knows her well - although it is surprising to see that Piere Strydom takes the mount on the much lesser fancied Ma Choix, after doing nothing wrong the last twice. Deputy Ryder is one of three Neil Bruss runners in the race and looks likely to be one of the last he will saddle prior to his departure on contract to Saudi Arabia. The daughter of Go Deputy stays very well and ran on powerfully at her last start in a race won by her stable mate Zante with the aid of the superior pace judgement by Anton Marcus, two weeks back. As a course and distance winner she must be fancied to go very close if Olma should fluff her lines. Weichong Marwing will partner the mentioned Zante,

who may not be as fortunate this time to get away with dictating a tardily run affair. The third of the Bruss runners is the year younger Flying Ice who won the Devon Air Stakes as a two year old. Another daughter of Go Deputy, she has improved with every step up in trip but is winless as a three year old and could remedy that under Anthony Delpech.

Tarry Factor Sean Tarry is always a factor in these fairer sex contests and his duo of Enchanted Silk and the progressive Intergalatic will give him some hopes of ending another title winning season on a high. S’manga Khumalo takes the mount on Intergalatic who showed plenty of pace in the Garden Province Stakes before fading late. The Kahal mare Enchanted Silk has improved nicely at her last two runs and although both were on the polytrack, and she is drawn wide, she looks to have every chance of running into the back end of quartets.

Top Class The Mike Bass trained Nightingale came to Durban with a big reputation and has not performed badly. Her run to Bela-Bela in the Gr1 Woolavington 2000 gave notice of her true ability and on collateral could prove to be the biggest danger to Olma. As we have said repeatedly,

there will be plenty of sentiment riding on the back of the Mike Bass runners!

Striker Ma Choix is a game daughter of Choisir but looks to have some ground to make up at these weight terms. Piere Strydom in the saddle is always an asset and she could be thereabouts. Gathering Fame is always capable of a big effort although her last run was not the kind of effort that would have suggested she was fancied to turn the tables on the likes of Olma - and she cannot be backed with any confidence. Patchit Up Baby is a frustrating filly to follow and seldom gets herself into a position where she can deliver a killer blow. That said, she could well enjoy a testing contest and is always worthy of consideration given the fact that she has a very decent turn of foot if things go her way.

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

13 Tarry’s Flying Myth has to overcome a wide draw to go very close

Gr2 UMKHOMAZI STAKES at Greyville on Sunday It is interesting to see three fillies facing up to the boys in the R300 000 Gr2 Umkhomazi Stakes. It won’t be the first time that trainer Corne Spies has pulled a tactical rabbit out of the hat and his flyer Seattle Singer looks a serious threat from her favourable draw.

field of 11 lines up in this 1200m feature and on the face of it Seattle Singer has a cracking chance on her best form. The daughter of Sail From Seattle has a remarkable form- line that includes four stake raced runner up cheques and she extraordinarily only shed her maiden at her penultimate start - and then only just. She has matched strides with the boys previously

and was the only opponent to give Vaughan Marshall’s very exciting Gold Medallion winner Always In Charge a remote run for his money – albeit well beaten. She comes out refreshed after an 8 week break and from a favourable 2 draw with regular jockey Muzi Yeni in the saddle will give them a run for their money.

No Luck

Sean Tarry has had no luck with the draws for this final

meeting of the season and his promising Storm Bird Stakes winner Flying Myth has to contend with the widest of the gates. The son of Trippi was a facile winner of his last start and with a bit of luck will rattle the Spies filly’s cage. Johan Janse Van Vuuren brings the pacy British Royale down for a tilt at the Gr2 trophy. If he takes to the Greyville turn the son of Great Britain cannot be left out.

It could be a big race for Great Britain as Grant Maroun saddles two of his progeny. The unbeaten filly Wrecking Ball looks to be his stable elect. She has won twice over the Vaal 1000m with impressive showings of good toe. Wrecking Ball is yet to take on the boys and it will be interesting to see how she adapts to the right handed Greyville turn. Her rider Gavin Lerena will be a big plus as he looks to finish the season on a high. Her stablemate Queen Laurie is another daughter of Great Britain and she took four starts to shed her maiden in facile fashion at Turffontein three weeks ago. She had excuses there as she was cut

into in the running and it was a victory full of merit. Count Von Count was a shock winner on the polytrack at his second start and he will need to show that was no fluke as he gets tested here.

Drier Duo

Dennis Drier has two in the race with Gimmethegreenlight’s debut winner Hack Green coming straight out of his 16-1 victory into Gr2 company. It is difficult to know what to make of that win and he is another who will need to confirm his rated status. His stablemate Rocky Valley beat subsequent maiden winner Shoot The Bull at his second start and Anton Marcus rides him for

the Joostes. He should enjoy the extra. Tyrone Zackey travels from Joburg with the Miesque’s Approval gelding Outshine who is another that falls into questionable recent form category. Kom Naidoo’s pair of Ocean Drive South and Over Sure look to be making up the numbers on their recent form.

Tactics

The race looks likely to develop into an interesting – albeit predictable tactical contest. Seattle Singer will be out quickly and Flying Myth looks likely to be chasing at her late. The rest will have to be half decent to have a shout.

Gr3 CHAMPAGNE STAKES at Kenilworth on Saturday

Justin Snaith is soon to become a Dad, so the champers will no doubt already be on ice. He has a strong hand in the Kenilworth Saturday feature where the top - class Captain Al filly Victoria Lavelle returns home with obvious hopes of ending the season on a high.

he R250 000 Gr3 Champagne Stakes has been won by some top class fillies over the years and the 2016 renewal is as good as anything we have seen. The race looks to be dominated by the 3yo’s who look to have the better recent form – and enthusiasm.

Rain With the whole country being hammered by winter rains, the track conditions could well play a key part – but even then, Snaith could go out with a bang. Victoria Lavelle had four runs up in Durban with her best an eye -catching third place finish to subsequent Gr1 SA Fillies Sprint winner Real Princess in the Poinsettia Stakes. She was fancied to run a good race on July day but failed to enjoy the poly when finishing 4.10 lengths back to Red

Carpet Captain in strong mixed company. She is a Kenilworth 1200m course and distance winner and on familiar territory with the talented Richard Fourie up, looks ready to win again. Her stablemate Acaciawood is also a course and distance winner but a few lengths inferior and likely to challenge for the back end of quartets.

Chevauchee at her last start and looks to be a filly with plenty of scope for further improvement. Neala is another 3yo filly with above average ability and there is little between her and Varumba on form. Andrew Fortune travels to Cape Town again after a disappointing rained out Durbanville on Tuesday.

Unbeaten

Kotzen Pair

Andre Nel’s unbeaten Querari 3yo Quine impressed when winning her second start after 9 month break over Saturday’s course and distance after being slow away. While on paper she has it all to do, she is obviously much better than rated and one for the notebook-if the second run syndrome doesn’t lower her colours. Vaughan Marshall saddles the bang in form Varumba who has won her last two starts with a good turn of foot. She gave weight to the highly vaunted

Glen Kotzen trained the only winner at the Durbanville meeting in the week where he also ran 2nd and the yard sends out a coupling which includes the high class Double Whammy. The daughter of Judpot carries top weight but has not been at her best of late. She has tumbled from an MR 103 down to a 90 and would only need to reproduce her best to have a say. Stablemate Aliysa’s Prize was only beaten a length by Quine last time and now finds herself

Victoria Lavelle could make it a champagne day for the Snaiths

4.5kgs better off with the Nel filly. In the latter’s defence (as already mentioned), she was returning from a long rest and could probably be expected to make improvement with her increased fitness levels. Brett Crawford saddles a coupling of the lightly raced Beach Goddess and the consistent Secret

Society. Beach Goddess flew late in the Listed Olympic Duel Stakes when held to a head by her talented stablemate Chevauchee – a decent sort! Come Fly With Me has been out of sorts for a while. Beach Goddess’ form is really clean and she is yet to put in a poor performance.

Mission Possible Justin would not have sent Victoria Lavelle home early without a minor mission in mind. She could be good enough to beat Quine, with Beach Goddess and Double Whammy chasing.

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

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GALILEO on a Gr1 mare HALFWAY TO HEAVEN

whose sire PIVOTAL

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and damsire INDIAN RIDGE

all won the King’s Stand Stakes ROYAL ASCOT

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

Exciting Innovation at Vaal

Wall Of Honour

Phumelela have announced the inauguration of an exciting and innovative race meeting at the Vaal racecourse which allows for fields of up to 28 runners plus two reserves in four lucrative races, including a R750 000 feature event.

orld Sports Betting are once again the sponsor. The Grand Heritage, a conditions race for all horses, will be run over 1475m on October 1 this year. The rails dividing the Inside and Outside Vaal racecourses will be taken down for the meeting, leaving one wide racecourse. This rail is moved regularly on an ad hoc basis for normal meetings so taking it away will not have any effect on the going. The R750 000 prize money will be divided thus: R412 500 for first, R132 000 for second, R66 000 for third, R33 000 for fourth, R16 500 for fifth, and R10 000 will earned by the 6th to 15th positions, provided 28 runners are declared. The weights will be based on three tiers, Tier 1 will be 57kg and above, tier 2 will be 53kg to 56,5kg and tier 3 will be 50kg to 52,5kg. There will be no gender or apprentice allowances. The determination of the final field will be at the sole discretion of the operator.

Grand Jackpot All entries will automatically be entered in the R250 000 Heritage Consolation Handicap race over the same course and distance and there will be a maximum of 28 runners in this event too. Declaration fees shall be refunded for horses eliminated from the Grand Heritage when the final field is announced, but will be subject to paying the declaration fee for the consolation should they choose to run. There are two R150 000 handicap races over 1200m where there will also be a maximum of 28 runners. The benchmarks for the three handicaps are to be determined by the handicappers. The fields in all four legs make for a Grand Jackpot and will hopefully include maximum fields sizes of up to 28 runners and two reserves. Entries for the Grand Heritage close at 11h00 on Monday August 8, although there is also a supplementary stage which closes at 11h00 on Monday September 19. The entry fee is R2280 non-refundable and the supplementary entry fee is R4560. The declaration fee is R5700 (refundable if eliminated). The first weights will be set on Wednesday August 10. The final weights will be set on Tuesday 20 September. The final field will be announced on Wednesday 21 September at an Event to be announced.

Thumbs Up Phumelela’s Racing, Hospitality and Events Executive Clyde Basel said, “After the sand racing program had ended we held a workshop with our stakeholders and they have given the thumbs up for the Grand Heritage race meeting to go ahead. It will provide the opportunity for ordinary horses to compete with the best horses on fair terms for good prize money. The four 28 field races will hopefully provide for a Grand Jackpot and our betting division will be innovative in catering for this bet, which should attract huge interest.” He added: “The meeting will also be marketed as another family fun day out just as the meeting it replaces, the Emerald Cup, was in the past. It will be a stand-alone meeting as the Jackpot races will hopefully each require 28 jockeys, who will be flying in from all corners of the country.”

Famous Races The Grand Heritage will become South Africa’s equivalent of famous big field handicaps like The Cesarewitch, The Cambridgeshire and the Tote Ebor, which are three of the biggest annual betting heats in England. World Sports Betting have undertaken to price up early on the Grand Heritage in order to replicate the massive interest which the three aforementioned races attract. Many famous betting coups have added to the romance of these races and trainers’ reputations have been enhanced by victory in any one of the three races.

After forty years of saddling winners, Mike Bass hands over the reins to his daughter Candice on Sunday evening. The Sporting Post canvassed a few of those whose lives he has touched. Marsh Shirtliff - leading owner

Justin Vermaak - Greenstreet Bloodstock

It has been a great honour and true privilege for me to be associated and having had horses conditioned by the master of horsemen Mike Bass over the past 15 years.

A truly world-class trainer with a godlike record. A true racing legend.

Pippa Mickleburgh - Avontuur Stud Mike is a true master of picking a yearling. He would never buy a horse he never liked. So one could never make him like it - he had to! I love to chat to him and he has a great knowledge from stud work to racing. A true friend!

Mick Goss - Summerhill Stud I’ve met some professionals from around the world in my time. Mike is up there among the elite, both as a pro and a humanbeing. Hopefully we’ll see more of him and Carol now that they have time on their hands.

Rodney Dunn - Honorary Life VicePresident Western Province Racing Mike Bass – a super guy and a great trainer. A family man with a great family. Mike served with me for over 20 years on the WPOTA committee and was a Trustee with me on our WPOTA Benevolent Trust Fund. We honoured Mike a few years ago on Kenilworth’s WP ‘Honour the Greats Programme’ for his outstanding training feats and highlighting the magnificent performances of the great Pocket Power and many other champions he had created.

Tarquin Norval - NHA:Stipendiary Steward Mike is not only a respected horseman but a gentleman. It has been my privilege to have known him long before he became involved in the professional side of racehorse training. He has been associated with a steady stream of champion horses over the years and won more than his share of the top races in South Africa. Knowing Mike he will enjoy a busy retirement and continue to advise the stable and enjoy their success.

Nico Kritsiotis - Betting World My overriding memory of Mike Bass was 2007 J&B Met day. I had the honour of racing in the Bass box on the day and they had 5 winners including 2 Gr1’s. My brother quipped to me just before the last race “This has been a Bass kind of day!” Legendary trainer and a fine gentleman.

Tex Lerena - Jockey Association South Africa Mike Bass -The Clint Eastwood of South African Racing! Not much said but plenty of Oscar’s won – a Jockey’s dream, as staunch as they come from the days of jockey Paddy McGivern. Thank you for your contribution to S A Racing – may the Bass Legacy continue with Candice and Mark - all the best to Mike & Carol.

Vee Moodley - Phumelela The man gave us the POWER to believe in Champions although our POCKET never saw the benefit.Passion!

Dave Mollett - Journalist As he’s a keen golfer, perhaps there is a parallel between the careers of Mike Bass and top American golfer, Phil Mickelson. Over the years, both have always been competitive in the ‘majors’ with Mike’s tally being eight (five Mets and three Julys). Also both have never made excuses for any failures - very rare when you’re in the sporting spotlight. Mike also had his own Frankel in Pocket Power - it doesn’t get better than that.

David Safi - Formgrids I landed some huge betting coups based solely on form study trusting very few yards. Mike Bass was one of the few. A master trainer who always gave the punters a full go. One could back his horses with confidence. A true credit to his profession.

Graeme Hawkins - Gold Circle An uncomplicated, quiet but hugely talented and professional trainer who let his horses do the talking.

Andrew Bon - Television Producer Michael William Bass is without doubt in the top three finest human beings, I have ever had the privilege of knowing. Kind, astute, clever and ever the gentleman. A supreme horseman.

Rouvaun Smit - Commentator One of the true greats of the modern era. Mike enjoy your retirement and best wishes on your new chapter in life.

Kevin Shea - Champion Jockey What a great man to ride for and a world class trainer, father, husband and friend. He will never be forgotten in racing - a true legend.

Gary Grant - Equine Group Mike has left an indelible memory for our industry, and we wish him a long, peaceful and happy retirement.

Derek Brugman - Mayfair Speculators A Gentleman, fierce competitor, horseman, sport’s lover and fantastic human being. A true legend.

Robert Bloomberg - Kenilworth Racing

John Koster - Klawervlei Stud

Gandalf gave me my greatest moment in racing with July winner Dunford and for which I will always be eternally grateful.

Mike Bass – famous for his “buy the ballerina a drink”. A great traveling mate and one helluva gentleman. He is a legend !

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

CAPE THOR OUGHBRED SALES 2YO SALE CAPE TOWN 2016 • SATURDAY 6 AUGUST 2016

SIRES

of 2yo’s at the sale sire colts fillies Alado 2 2 Antonius Pius 2 1 Bezrin 0 1 Black Minnaloushe 0 3 Bold Silvano 0 3 Count Dubois 0 1 Crusade 0 1 Curved Ball 0 1 Dan De Lago 3 0 Dynasty 1 0 Elusive Fort 1 0 Gimmethegreenlight 1 1 Gitano Hernando 2 0 Golden Sword 1 0 Great Britain 1 2 Greys Inn 0 2 Horse Chestnut 1 1 Ideal World 1 1 Indigo Magic 1 1 Irish Flame 1 0 Jay Peg 0 3 Judpot 0 2 King of Kings 1 1 King’s Apostle 1 1 Mambo In Seattle 1 2 Marchfield 4 6 Mogok 1 0 Noordhoek Flyer 1 1 Oracy 1 2 Oratorio 1 0 Pathfork 2 0 Philanthropist 0 2 Querari 1 0 Rebel King 2 0 Right Approach 0 1 Rock Of Rochelle 0 1 Sail From Seattle 2 0 Silvano 3 1 Stagelight 0 1 Tiger Dance 0 1 Tiger Ridge 1 3 Trippi 1 0 Twice Over 0 1 Warm White Night 1 0 Windrush 1 0

both 4 3 1 3 3 1 1 1 3 1 1 2 2 1 3 2 2 2 2 1 3 2 2 2 3 10 1 2 3 1 2 2 1 2 1 1 2 4 1 1 4 1 1 1 1

90 Two-year-olds come under the hammer

CTS Two-Year-Old Sale 2016 6 August – 18.00

Durbanville Racecourse

There is a lot to be said for buying a closer to finished product in an economic climate where most are watching the bottom line closely. Throw in the spectrum of choice of proven sires and the, as yet, unproven up-and-coming producers on offer - as well as the now legendary CTS hospitality – and there looks to be plenty of good reason to find your way to Durbanville on Saturday 6 August. The one day sale, now in its second year, offers 90 well-related 2yo’s from all the proven winner producing farms and starts at 18h00. WE have seen sheer consistent brilliance this SA Champions Season from leading sires Dynasty, Judpot, Silvano, and Trippi - and they are all represented. And there is something to suit everyman’s cheque book with a number of South Africa’s most exciting young stallions in the mix. That gives us all a chance to dream big. The likes of Bold Silvano, Curved Ball, Gimmethegreenlight, Gitano Hernando, Golden Sword, Pathfork and Philanthropist, are some of the popular young stallions - while exciting prospects with their first local 2yo’s on sale include Gr1 Middle Park Stakes winner Crusade, whose half-sister Seventh Heaven won the Gr1 Darley Irish Oaks at the Curragh a fortnight back. Dynasty’s good son and Horse Of The Year Irish Flame, Canadian Champion Marchfield, and charismatic European champion Twice Over are complemented by Highlands Farm’s blue-blooded sire Great Britain, who just three weeks ago had a weekend to remember, celebrating a hat-trick of winners.

CTS Two-Year-Old Sale 2016

ANTONIUS PIUS

Another son of the great Danzig (also sire of former top SA sire National Assembly), former Gr1 Breeders’ Cup Mile runner up Antonius Pius has more than left his mark in South Africa, through such graded winners Antonius Du Bois, Belong To Me, My Sanctuary and former East Cape champion Yoshie. Lot 39 – out of a winning mare by Dubai World Cup hero and outstanding sire Street Cry, this filly (whose fourth dam is by Antonius Pius’ close relative Oncidium) is interestingly inbred to the mare Malcomia and she traces back in female line to Storm Gleam – dam Golden Slipper winner Storm Queen Lot 42 – out of a useful racemare who won five times, this colt’s second dam is a three parts sister to the dam of Gr3 winner Santa (like the colt on offer by a Danzig line sire) and Gr1 performer Sugar Daddy. Also the family of Gr1 winner and sire Speak No Evil Lot 70 – out of a mare by Kentucky Derby winner Thunder Gulch (damsire of such Gr1 winners as Bayern, Lovely Maria and Pleascach), this colt (whose dam is inbred to champion 2yo Storm Bird) is from the same family as US Gr1 winner Run Man Run

BEZRIN

A son of outstanding sire Green Desert and champion Park Appeal, Great Britain is also the sire of this season’s unbeaten 2yo Wrecking Ball and has 3 lots on offer. The ‘hostess with the mostest’, CTS’ Amanda Carey has confirmed that there are free drinks from 16h00, followed by a dinner and four hours that could change your life – with ‘plenty of heating’ guaranteed. Enquiries admin@cthbs.com. Relax, be inspired and read on – if you don’t have a ticket, you don’t have a chance!

Another impeccably bred son of Danzig (his second dam is a Gr1 winning daughter of champion sire Exclusive Native), the much travelled Bezrin has more than made his mark from limited opportunities. Bezrin’s top offspring include Gr2 Charity Mile hero Bezanova, precocious 2yo stakes winner Jimmi Choo, Gr3 winner Thunder Flash, and 16 time winner and millionaire Celtic Fire. Lot 47 – bred on similar lines to Gr1 winner Guiness, this filly is out of a three time winning daughter of Strike Smartly. Her second dam (by top broodmare sire Model Man) was a Gr1 placed winner of 3 and this is the family of dual Horse Of The Year Variety Club

BLACK MINNALOUSHE

ALADO

One of the best bred stallions ever to retire to stud in South Africa, Alado is a son of Danzig (sire of Danehill, Green Desert and War Front), and dual Champion Stakes winner Alborada. From the same family as breed shaping sires Nasrullah and Royal Charger, Alado has sired the useful performers Half Moon Hotel, Northern Conquest and current feature race contender Adorada from limited opportunities. Lot 3 – a half sister to 2 winners, one of whom won 4, this filly is out of a winning own sister to Gr2 (now Gr1) SA Fillies Classic winner Caughtintheslips and is from the same family as the top class, but ill-fated, Gr1 performer Mister Cricket – whose dam is an own sister to the dam of the filly on sale

Lot 22 – a half brother to 3 winners, this colt is out of a three time winning half sister to the dam of brilliant millionaire Astro News and stakes winning 2yo Darling Moon, as well as outstanding Zimbabwean broodmare Tibetan Dawn Lot 63- a half sister to 2 winners, one of whom won four, this filly is from the family of Equus Broodmare Of The Year Sunshine Lover-dam of the Cape Fillies Guineas winning siblings Captain’s Lover and Ebony Flyer. Also the family of top class performers Joshlin and Joshua’s Dream – both of whom are by Joshua Dancer, with the latter sharing his sire Danzig with Alado Lot 76 – a half brother to five winners (including a US Gr3 performer), this colt is from the immediate family of outstanding Danzig line sire Cape Cross (sire of Golden Horn, Sea The Stars, Ouija Board), as well as Gr1 winners Alydaress, Desirable, Park Appeal, and 1000 Guineas winner Shadayid

A classic winning son of legendary sire Storm Cat, Black Minnaloushe is a proven sire with Gr1 winners the world over. His top performers include Triple Crown winner and new Cape sire Louis The King, Breeders’ Cup winner Dancing In Silks and champion 2yos Hollinger, Jokers Wild and Kochka, and in SA Gr1 winners Arabian Beat, Ash Cloud and Gold Onyx. Lot 52 – a half sister to a four time winner, this filly is out of a four time winning own sister to Gr2 winner Grey Arrow and she hails from the same family as Irish 2000 Guineas winner and promising sire Roderic O’Connor, as well as champion filly Durtal, Arc winners Carnegie and Detroit and legendary sire Zabeel Lot 84 – a half sister to 5 winners, this filly’s dam, by multiple champion sire/broodmare sire Northern Guest, is a half sister to Gr1 winning 2yo Gilded Minaret and this is the family of champion filly Dollar Fortune cont. pg18

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

The Journey of a Thousand Steps SA’s golden girl, Smart Call, has completed the next step in her journey to the Breeders’ Cup and arrived in Newmarket on 29 June. I was lucky enough to be in the area recently and popped in to see how she’s doing.

have a funny way of choosing horses to follow. I either have a feeling for them or I don’t. It’s something that’s hard to explain and (unfortunately) not a tool I seem able to employ at will, or I’d be writing this from a deserted desert island with a daiquiri in the other hand. Nevertheless, when it does roll round, it generally means something good. I’d seen a few Ideal World progeny and liked the look of them, but the market is an unforgiving thing. It’s sink or swim and freshman sires have a very small window in which to make an impression. Ideal World’s small first crop hit our tracks in 2014 and while they were knocking on the door, they weren’t setting the world on fire. But then Smart Call popped up on my radar and that familiar feeling kicked in, so when I heard Alec Laird was bringing Smart Call to Cape Town for the Paddock Stakes back in January, I rang up and made an appointment. Media is pretty good these days in terms of photographs, videos and so forth, but with the big horses you don’t really know until you’re standing in front of them. At least, I don’t. Winston Churchill said there is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man and he’s right. But there is something particularly special about a ‘big’ horse and once you’ve experienced it, it’s not something you forget in a hurry. Standing in their presence gives you a sense of well-being and an overwhelming feeling that God (or whichever deity you prefer) is in his heaven and all’s well in the world.

Meeting Smart Call Alec was tremendously generous with his time and we ended up spending most of the morning in Smart Call’s stable at her temporary digs in Milnerton. While we discussed his family history, his career, and some of the bigger name horses that have passed through his hands, Smart Call moved quietly around her box, picking at her feed and frequently stopping to nuzzle her trainer, or simply

standing quietly to breathe on his shoulder. The star filly is not flashy as horses go – she’s a fairly plain bright bay with delicate bracelets of white on her near fore and hind feet and a tiny star situated high on her forehead. Her physical proportions and sheer quality are arresting though and the X factor is most definitely there. Plus she is one of the kindest, most gentle horses I have ever met. I went home filled with an easy confidence and made sure I was one of the first to congratulate Alec after her Paddock Stakes win. Smart Call’s subsequent hit-it-out-of-the-ballpark 2016 Met victory somewhat overshadowed the enormity of her Paddock Stakes achievement and I’m not sure it got quite as much fuss as it deserved. Alongside the Queen’s Plate, the Paddock Stakes formed part of this year’s Breeders’ Cup Challenge ‘Win and You’re In’ initiative, which includes Breeders Cup entry fees as well as a $40k travel allowance to all Challenge winners situated outside North America. So when Smart Call powered past the post that day, she rubber stamped her ticket to America. The Met – spectacular as it was - was ‘just’ a rather nice cherry on top. However, if there had been any second thoughts about attempting the challenge, the manner of her Met win blew them clean out of the water. Smart Call was off to the Breeders’ Cup.

Have passport, will travel The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step and Smart Call took the first of those steps when she arrived at the Oaklands quarantine facility on 5 March 2016. On 27 March she jetted off to Mauritius where the team made the arduous journey seem more like a beach holiday than enforced confinement with gorgeous photos of her swimming in the ocean and taking leafy walks through the surrounding forest. Which goes to show, it’s all about perspective, but the team have had a quiet confidence and ‘can do’ attitude throughout her career, making it all seem

(from the sidelines anyway), terribly easy and, well, fun. Smart Call’s island holiday came to an end on 27 June, when she set off to Europe, with her suitcase labelled ‘Abington Place, Newmarket’. However it was a fairly roundabout journey and she first flew into Nairobi in Kenya, then on to Liege in Belgium. From Leige there was a 3 hour road trip to Amsterdam, where the team got a 12 hour respite before tackling the last 8 hour leg of the journey which included a ferry trip across the English Channel before they finally arrived at Abington Place in Newmarket on Wednesday, 29 June. Google Maps tells me the trip totals around 16,000 kms.

Old friends in new places As the S.O. and I had booked a trip to the UK and practically have to drive through Newmarket to visit family in Norfolk, I managed to steal a day out of our trip to pay her a quick visit. As luck would have it, Alec was also in England at the time and I got to catch up with them both. Newmarket is widely considered the home of horse racing and a visit is a pilgrimage for any racing fan, so it is particularly special to drive up to Abington, announce your arrival to the polished brass intercom and have the ornate wrought iron gates swing graciously open. Alec was waiting to receive us and, as seems to be our habit, we ended up in Smart Call’s stable. She seems to have taken the trip well in her stride and if anything, rather than looking stressed by the ordeal, she seems to have filled out somewhat. In fact, we arrived in the middle of her breakfast, which Alec had arranged in a bowl at her door. “She didn’t seem to want to eat out of the manger, so I thought I’d try this,” he explains. It seems to be a success as she munches away happily while we chat. She is much the same as I remember from our first meeting, if not a little more imposing. She has been clipped and Alec explains

that having wintered in Mauritius, Smart Call threw a bit of a coat, but she is shiny and has dapples of good health. She takes the stable invasion in good humour, happily carrying on with her breakfast, while we talk and admire her.

scheduled for the second day of the series on Saturday, 5 November 2016. Smart Call’s paternal granddam, Banks Hill ran it twice, winning in 2001 (beating ill-fated South African runner, Spook Express) and finishing second to Starine in 2002.

He relates that owner Jessica Slack had mentioned wanting to have a runner in the Breeders’ Cup for a while and adds, “When we won the Woolavington I told her this was the horse.”

Of course it’s not Alec’s first trip around the block, having been one of the first wave of our modern pioneers to take on the world’s best in their own back yard in Hong Kong’s QEII Cup with London News back in 1997.

Fittingly, in winning the Woolavington, Smart Call credited her sire, Mauritzfontein resident Ideal World, with his first Gr1 winner from his first crop. Alec has something of a knack for producing the first Group 1 winners for freshman sires, having done so for no less than three so far – Greys Inn (Royal Bencher), Judpot (Forest Indigo) and now Ideal World with Smart Call. “After the Woolavington, everything went smoothly. Her win in the Paddock Stakes got us in and after winning the Met there was nothing left for her to prove at home,” he says. Having taken the travelling well, Smart Call has started her Newmarket training regime. She’s completed her preliminary work and on the day of our visit, Alec had spent the morning walking miles across the Newmarket heath inspecting the tracks and confirmed that they were ready to step things up. All being well, Smart Call’s prep run will be the Gr1 Sun Chariot Stakes over 8 furlongs of Newmarket’s Rowley Mile Racecourse on 1 October 2016. The race will be off at 15:25 English time (16:25 local time). Pointing out that they’ve allowed a little over 3 months to get ready, Alec shrugs and says “Well, we can’t afford anything to go wrong then, can we? We’ll just have to take it as it comes.”

The Breeders’ Cup The 2016 Breeders’ Cup will be the 33rd renewal of the series and will be held on Friday 4th and Saturday 5th November 2016. This year’s event will be hosted at Santa Anita Park in California under their slogan ‘The Best Return To The West’. Smart Call’s entry has caused a stir and Alec confirms that the media hoopla has already started. Smart Call will be aiming for the $2 million Gr1 Breeders Cup Fillies and Mares Turf over 1 ¼ mile,

Reality check Seeing Smart Call unconcernedly munching her breakfast, there, in New-

market, is something of a surreal experience. The Breeders Cup is around 100 days away now and it’s all starting to feel uncomfortably real. “It’s exciting, isn’t it?” asks Alec with a grin and I realise that despite everything – all the hours, the hard work and the worry - he’s enjoying himself. And that makes me grin too and realise that yes, it is exciting. Wildly so. Given everything it’s taken to get this far, it seems a little silly to ask what he thinks of her chances, but I ask anyway. Alec answers, “We’ll give it our best shot.” I give Smart Call a final pat and leave with a sense of wellbeing and an overwhelming feeling that God’s in his heaven and all’s well in the world.

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BOLD SILVANO

One of three July winning sons for champion sire Silvano, Bold Silvano was an outstanding racehorse who was South Africa’s Champion Middle Distance Horse of 2010. Also successful in the Maktoum Challenge in Dubai, the champ has made a pleasing start to his stud career with early runners including feature race contender Bold Rex and debut winner Besotted. Lot 15 – well related filly a half sister to a couple of winners, and the dam of Gr1 Sydney Cup runner up Older Than Time. Her stakes placed dam, by champion sire Fairy King, is a half sister to local sire Lizard Island (sire of Dubai World Cup runner up Lizard’s Desire) and third dam Crimson Saint is dam of Gr1 Breeders’ Cup Mile winner and world leading sire Royal Academy and second dam of legendary sire Storm Cat Lot 20 – inbred to the great Nijinsky II (as are star sires Scat Daddy and Tapit), this filly is out of a winning daughter of outstanding broodmare sire Royal Academy (by Nijinsky II), and her dam is very closely related to Gr2 winner Sapience (by Nijinsky II’s son Niniski) Lot 31 – this filly, inbred to Al Mufti – like graded winners Flash Drive and Hot Affair, is out of a half sister to Gr2 Diadem Stakes winner and millionaire Thunder Key, and her second dam is former champion Secret Key

COUNT DUBOIS

A Gr1 winning half brother to an Irish classic winner, Count Dubois is a well established sire, who produces top class performers every season. His top performers include Equus Champions Asylum Seeker and French Navy, Gr1 winners Zaitoon and Zeeno, millionaire and promising sire Biarritz, State Crown, Fairyinthewoods, Madame Dubois and Ethics – to name a few. Lot 17 – a half sister to a winner, this filly is out of a daughter of 2000 Guineas winner King’s Best. Her dam is a half sister to the dam of recent Australian Gr1 winner English, and this is the family of champion and top class sire and broodmare sire Grand Lodge. She is inbred to the great sires Habitat and Mr Prospector

CRUSADE

Like outstanding sires Petingo, Bold Lad, Sharpen Up and Oasis Dream, Crusade won the prestigious Gr1 Middle Park Stakes in Britain. A grandson of Gone West, Crusade (whose dam was the top class racemare La Traviata) is a half brother to 2016 Oaks Trial winner Seventh Heaven. His first crop have sold well. Lot 1 – bred on a similar cross to high class filly Madame Dubois, this filly is out of a Jet Master half sister to a stakes horse. The filly’s second dam is an own sister to dual Gr1 winner Duchess Daba, while her third dam is the brilliant, 15 time stakes winner Izindaba

CURVED BALL

Winner of both the Gr2 Dingaans and Sea Cottage Stakes (L) at three, the blue blooded Curved Ball is the only son of multiple champion sire Fastnet Rock (sire of hot young sires Hinchinbrook and Stryker) at stud in South Africa. From the family of champion sire and Golden Slipper winner Marscay, Curved Ball’s first crop of 2yos last season included a number of eye catching winners. Lot 13 – out of a three time winning Giant’s Causeway (damsire of recent Gr1 Eclipse Stakes winner Hawkbill) mare, this filly is from the family of Australian Gr1 winners Caledonian Boy and Lady Of The Pines. Traces back directly in female line to the great mare Chelandry – dam of 2000 Guineas winner Neil Gow and ancestress of of Epsom Oaks winner Pogrom, St Leger winner Book Law, top sire Wrack and Epsom Derby winner Never Say Die

DAN DE LAGO

A classic winning son of outstanding sire Encosta De Lago (sire of ill-fated sire sensation Northern Meteor), Dan De Lago won the Gr2 Gold Circle Derby (over Lizard’s Desire) and finished second to July winning champion Big City Life in the Gr1 Daily News 2000. Out of a Gr1 placed daughter of Danehill (damsire of Frankel), Dan De Lago is from the same family as Marscay. Lot 45 – a half brother to 3 winners, this colt is out of a full sister to eight time stakes winner Omega Code, and is from the family of classic winner Starzaan and Caulfield Cup hero Lord Reims Lot 53 – a half brother to 4 winners (one of whom won four), this colt (inbred to Northern Dancer and Fairy Bridge), is out of a Fort Wood half sister to Gr1 sprinter Big Sky Country Lot 80 – a half brother to 3 winners, including the useful Ho’oponopono, this colt is out of a winning three parts sister to Gr1 Champion Stakes winner Amberpondo and champion Ethereal Lady, and is the same family as current Gr1 sprinter African Ruler

DYNASTY

A former July winner and Horse Of The Year, Dynasty is one of South Africa’s elite sires. The champion son of Fort Wood has enjoyed another superb year, with his top offspring including Derby winner It’s My Turn and outstanding 3yo filly Bela-Bela. Dynasty’s previous top performers include Irish Flame, Legislate and Futura – all three of whom were named Horse Of The Year and all three of whom are now at stud. Lot 38- a full or half brother to 4 winners, this colt is out of a stakes winning daughter of the great sire Western Winter. He is from the family of legendary champion Horse Chestnut – who, like Dynasty, was a son of the great Fort Wood

ELUSIVE FORT

A triple Gr1 winner and Equus Champion, Elusive Fort (whose own sister is the dam of the very talented Derby winner Elusive Silva), made a cracking start to his stud career, with his first two crops producing the Gr1 winners Siren’s Call and Lauderdale. Lot 44 – a half brother to 3 winners, this colt is out of a useful Gr3 placed winner of six, and hails from the same family as Gr1 SA Nursery winner Forest Trogon

GIMMETHEGREENLIGHT

A top class racehorse, who twice defeated champion Variety Club, Gimmethegreenlight’s six wins were highlighted by a score (as a 3yo) in the Gr1 L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate. A son of outstanding sire More Than Ready (also sire of top sire Sebring and SA champion Entisaar), Gimmethegreenlight (a half brother to a Gr1 winner in Australia), made a cracking start to his stud career, with his first 2yos including 11 winners. Lot 43 – a half sister to a winner, this filly (intensely inbred to the great sire Halo), is from the family of high class fillies Princess Ofthe Sky, Love Is In The Air and her third dam, SA Oaks winner, Rootin’ Tootin’. This is also the family of current recent stakes winning filly O Tamara Lot 71 – another inbred to champion sire Halo, this colt (a half brother to 2 winners) is out of a half sister to champion and Gr1 winner Scarena and this is the family of Horse Of The Year Trini Lopez

GITANO HERNANDO

From the same male line as champion sire Silvano, the globetrotting Gitano Hernando was an outstanding racehorse, whose wins included the Gr1 Goodwood Stakes and Gr1 Singapore Cup. The imposing chestnut has made a cracking start with his first crop – they include promising stakes filly Whose That Girl among a flood of winners in waiting. Lot 36 – a half brother to a winner, this colt (inbred to Danzig) is out of a winning own sister to Irish Assembly – winner of Gr3 Winter Guineas. Bred on similar lines to champion Vercingetorix, this colt is from the same family as top class racemare Gay Greque Lot 37 – a half brother to four winners, including the useful Silver Salver, this colt (also inbred to the undefeated Danzig), is out of a daughter of champion 2yo Scented Royal, whose descendants include top fillies Franny and Sweet Sanette, Gr3 winning 2yo Janoobi (by Silvano), and the recent KZN Yearling Sales topping Philanthropist colt

GOLDEN SWORD

A top class racehorse, who won the Gr3 Chester Vase and finished second in the Gr1 Irish Derby, Golden Sword is a son of six time Gr1 winner and champion High Chaparral (also sire of promising sire So You Think). From the same female line as this season’s dual Derby winner Harzand, Golden Sword’s promising first crop includes winners Belle Rose and Oasis Queen. Lot 30 – out of a half brother to a champion (and Gr1 producer), this colt ‘s second dam is a stakes winning own sister to Brazilian Gr1 winner Subaru Purple. From the family of champion Emocion.

GREAT BRITAIN

Winner of the (now Gr1) Al Quoz Sprint, the blue blooded Great Britain is a full brother to now retired outstanding sire Cape Cross (sire of 2016 Irish 2000 Guineas winner Awtaad and grandsire of 2016 Investec Derby winner Harzand). From limited opportunities, Great Britain has sired Gr1 2yo Mystical Twilight & smart filly Wrecking Ball – winner of her first two outings. Lot 10 – bred on the very successful Green Desert/ Sadler’s Wells cross, this filly (inbred to Danzig) has a four time winning National Assembly mare as her granddam. She is from the family of Breeders’ Cup champion Miss Alleged (dam of sire Joshua Dancer) Lot 11 – a half sister to 2 winners, this filly is out of a Silvano 3x winning half sister to 3 Gr1 winners – including champion Succesful Bidder and Trust Antonia (who, like the filly on offer, is by a Danzig line sire). Her second dam, Loyal Linda, was South Africa’s Broodmare Of The Year in 2006-2007

Lot 21 – another inbred to champion sire Danzig, this colt is out of a winning half sister to smart, stakes winning sprinter West Cigar and is from the family of champions Ribofilio and Up The Creek. Also the family of US Horse Of The Year Coaltown

GREYS INN

One of 45 Gr1 winners for late, great sire Zabeel (and from the same male line as July winner The Conglomerate), former July hero and Equus Champion Greys Inn is well established as a top class sire. His top offspring includes four time Gr1 winner (and leading HOY contender) Legal Eagle, SA Derby hero Royal Bencher, and Gr1 Rising Su Gold Challenge, while Greys Inn’s Forries Waltz landed the Gr2 Al Rashidiya in Dubai earlier this year. Lot 7 – a full sister to four time winner Lemonade River, this filly’s first two dams are by champion broodmare sires Al Mufti and Fort Wood, and she hails from the famed Lily family, whose numerous Gr1 winning relatives include Bold Thatch, Ravishing and Villandry Lot 85 – a half sister to 3 winners, this filly is out of a half sister to Gr3 Kenilworth Fillies Nursery runner up Rose Reserve. The same family as unbeaten champion 2yo Private Reserve (dam of Gr1 2yo Captain’s Reserve) and French Gr1 winner Olden Times

HORSE CHESTNUT

Just once beaten, Horse Chestnut was a Triple Crown winner and graded stakes winner in North America. Widely regarded as one of the very best horses ever seen in South Africa, Horse Chestnut has enjoyed plenty of success at stud. Not only is the champ sire of Gr1 winners Chestnuts N Pearls and Lucifer’s Stone (as well as recent graded winner Joan Ranger) but he ranks as broodmare sire of Breeders’ Cup bound champ Smart Call. Lot 16 – this filly (inbred, through Sadler’s Wells and Fairy King to Northern Dancer and Fairy Bridge) is out of a stakes placed winner of four – who is a 3parts sister to former Hong Kong Champion Sprinter Sacred Kingdom. Her second dam, by top sprinter and sire Zeditave, was a Gr2 winner in Australia Lot 68 – out of a half brother to US Gr3 winner Dancing as well as to the dam of Gr1 winner Zavite, this colt is from the same family as recent Aus Gr1 winner Hartnell, as well as Arc winner Suave Dancer, and the hugely influential sire Habitat, as well as the latter’s outstanding broodmare sire half brother Northfields

IDEAL WORLD

A stakes winning son of the great sire Kingmambo and champion Banks Hill (whose champion sire own brother Dansili is making waves as a sire of sires), Ideal World has more than lived up to expectations at stud. His first crop includes Breeders’ Cup bound Gr1 J&B Met winner Smart Call, with his second crop having already produced Derby winner Cape Speed and Gr1 filly Persian Rug. Lot 58 – this beautifully bred filly (inbred to both Danehill and Mr Prospector) is out of a daughter of Danehill Dancer (damsire of recent classic winners Minding and The Ghurka) and her second dam is a full sister to Gr1 winner and Breeders’ Cup Classic runner up Seeking The Gold, one of Mr Prospector’s greatest sire sons Lot 69 – out of a winning half sister to ill-fated Gr1 filly Kimberlite, this colt (inbred to the mighty Danzig) is from the great Miss Lindeman family, with his third dam being none other than Gr1 Fillies Guineas winner State Treasure – ancestress of Gr1 winners Bilateral and Little Miss Magic

INDIGO MAGIC

A blue blooded son of Gone West (sire of top sires Western Winter, Elusive Quality, Grand Slam and Speightstown) and Epsom Oaks winner Lady Carla, Indigo Magic has made his mark (with limited opportunities) with such high class stakes winners as Go Indigo, Shades Of Indigo, Darling Moon and Moonlight Gambler. Also the broodmare sire of graded winners Cat And The Moon and Hard Day’s Night. Lot 29 – this colt is out of a daughter of smart racemare Chancey Lady – runner up to champion Laisserfaire in the Gr3 Sceptre Stakes Lot 87 – a half sister to 2 winners, this filly is out of a half sister to Italian Gr1 winner Posidonas, as well as to the dams of high class European classic contenders Unsung Heroine and Spirit Of Desert. The same family as Epsom Derby winner Never Say Die and Epsom Oaks winner Galatea

IRISH FLAME

The first son of outstanding sire Dynasty to retire to stud, Irish Flame was an outstanding racehorse, who was South Africa’s Horse Of The Year in 2009-2010. A brother to the stakes winner Irish Myth, Irish Flame’s seven wins included the Gr1 Daily News 2000 (also won by Dynasty) and

the Gr1 SA Derby, and he finished second, to champion Bold Silvano, in the Gr1 Vodacom Durban July. Lot 74 – this colt is out of a winning daughter of Dubai Destination (damsire of outstanding gallopers Golden Horn and Postponed) and is from the family of US Gr1 winner Dramatic Gold, as well as champions Dancing Spree and Heavenly Prize – to name but a few. He traces back directly in female line to US champion 3yo filly Lady Pitt

JAY PEG

A magnificent athlete, Jay Peg is a former Equus Champion, who campaigned successfully overseas to win both the Gr1 Dubai Duty Free and Gr1 Singapore International Cup. The champ has also enjoyed plenty of success at stud, with his most recent high class runners including Gr3 Cup Trial winner Exit Here, Gr3 winning filly Peggy Jay, Gr1 filly She’s A Dragon, and R2.7 million earner Victorious Jay, etc. Lot 19 – inbred to the great mare Weekend Surprise, this well bred filly is out of four time winner and Gr2 Tibouchina Stakes runner up Mombasa whose dam is an own sister to feature race winner Vertical Sport. The family of French Gr1 winner Marchand De Sable (sire of champion Marchand D’Or) and globetrotting SA sprinter Tiza Lot 25 – a half sister to 4 winners, this filly is bred on a similar A P Indy/Unbridled cross to both Kentucky Derby winner Orb and outstanding sire Tapit. She is from the same family as broodmare sire Unbridled (winner of the Gr1 Kentucky Derby) as well as legendary US champions Dr Fager and Ta Wee Lot 35-this well bred filly is out of a daughter of Gr3 winning 2yo She’s A Charm and is from the same family as French Derby winner and top class Hernando, champion US sire Palace Music and Gr1 Breeders’ Cup Mile runner up Johann Quatz

JUDPOT

Judpot has been enjoying a tremendous run of success this season, with his top performers including Golden Slipper winner Final Judgement, promising 2yo Maleficent, Gr1 SA Derby runner up Rocketball and Gr1 SA Fillies Classic winner Juxtapose. Also sire of Gr1 winners Along Came Polly and Forest Indigo, Judpot is clearly well established as one of South Africa’s top stallions. Lot 32 – bred on the same cross as Gr1 winning 2yo Forest Indigo, this filly (a half sister to 2 winners) is out of a winning Fort Wood mare and from the same family as Gr1 winning 2yo Guiness. Also the family of unbeaten US legend Personal Ensign – whose daughter, My Flag, and granddaughter, Storm Flag Flying, were both Breeders’ Cup winners. Inbred to Nureyev- as is Final Judgement. Lot 72 – another out of a Fort Wood mare, this filly’s winning dam being a half sister to Gr3 winner Amur Affair. From the same family as Judpot’s Golden Slipper winner Final Judgement, this well related filly’s relatives also include Gr1 Empress Club Stakes winner Fair Maiden

KING OF KINGS

A first English classic winner for Aidan O’Brien, King Of Kings was a top class performer whose wins included the Gr1 2000 Guineas and Gr1 National Stakes. Now deceased, the son of Sadler’s Wells left a number of smart performers behind including champion, and KZN sire, King’s Chapel, as well as Gr1 winners Reigning To Win and Ike’s Dream and is also broodmare sire of a Breeders’ Cup winner. Lot 78 – this colt, a half brother to 2 winners, is out of a mare who won 3, and her dam was a 5x winning half sister to champion and dual classic winner Bold Tropic – a multiple graded winner in North America Lot 90 – a half sister to a winner, this filly is out of a daughter of top class broodmare sire Caesour and Gr1 SA Fillies Sprint winner Sounds Of Light

KING’S APOSTLE

A son of champion sire King’s Best (and bred on the famed Kingmambo/Sadler’s Wells cross), King’s Apostle was a top class performer whose wins included the Gr1 Prix Maurice de Gheest and Gr2 Diadem Stakes. His numerous winners include National King, Paulus, Around Not Across, and Forward Drive. Lot 54 – inbred to Mr Prospector, this colt is out of a half sister to Gr1 Champions Cup winner James Jaguar, and second dam, by Zilzal (damsire of Var among others), is a half sister to US graded winner Pocus Hocus Lot 61 – a full sister or half sister to 4 winners (one of whom won four), this filly is out of a five time winning mare by Jallad (damsire of this season’s Investec Cape Derby winner It’s My Turn among others), and this is the family of top class speedsters War Horse and Prospectors Strike

MAMBO IN SEATTLE

A stakes winner who placed in both the Gr1 Travers Stakes and Gr1 Jockey Club Gold Cup, the regally bred Mambo In Seattle is cont. pg20

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Mike & Carol Bass

Mike Bass took out his trainers licence in 1976 and the winners have been arriving steadily ever since, bringing with them group 1 success, trainer’s titles and turf champions. After falling seriously ill in August last year, Mike announced his retirement at the end of the current season and eLan Gold Cup Day 2016 will bring down the curtain of 40 years of training. He talks to us about his career, his retirement and saddling second-placed July finisher Marinaresco for his own race, the Gr1 Mike and Carol Bass Champions Cup.

stage, but with this (he gestures at his leg) she was wonderful and took over straightaway. She’s got natural talent too, she’s a good judge and has a good eye for a horse and that’s really what you need. It’s a matter of looking at a horse and deciding whether it needs more work or less that’s where the judgement comes in and she has that.” The words are more than just paternal pride, there is a genuine professional respect too.

Marinaresco BERYL Markham once said “A lovely horse is always an experience.... It is an emotional experience of the kind that is spoiled by words” and a visit to Mike Bass Racing is very similar. It’s difficult to pinpoint exactly what makes it so special, but one always leaves feeling better than when you arrived. To start with, it is easy to spot Block T3, Koeberg Road - you simply look for the yard with all the cars parked outside it. Through the doors it is much the same - Carol’s mum occupies her seat in the corner, wrapped up against the wintery morning, Candice’s dogs mill around, admin staff answer phones and tap away at computers in

the back office and a steady stream of jockeys and visitors made their way in, through and out again, exchanging banter as they go. It is a happy, busy place that naturally draws people to it. And perhaps that’s been the key to their success over the years.

That little bit extra They say the only difference between ordinary and extraordinary is a little bit extra, but in examining extraordinary people or achievements, there is a tendency to look for imagined exotic and magical explanations for their success. In Mike’s case, the opposite is true. There

are no fireworks, secret recipes or fancy gadgets just patience, experience and good old-fashioned horsemanship. Real magic, the stuff that happens out in plain sight: hard work and the art of repeatedly doing things well. Just in their case, a little bit extra. If those are qualities one admires, then Block T3 is one of the best places in the world to be. Perhaps that’s why it’s always so hard to leave. The other critical factor is teamwork. Mike has always had a strong support base in his family – wife Carol, daughter Candice and son Mark – as well as a close-knit team. There is not a huge staff turnover – those that arrive tend to stay and they all work together with an easy familiarity. As they say, good people make good horses. While Mike’s illness may have had life-changing consequences, a visit to the stables finds the routine much the same as always. After watching the strings, we retreat to the office to escape the winter chill. Coffees are offered all round and Mike easily recalls how I take mine.

Handing over “We have a very close family and are very lucky in that respect. My son Mark brings me to work every day because I’m not quite ready to drive yet. My daughter Candice was always going to t a k e over at some

We warm our hands on our coffee mugs while Mike has his breakfast of Marmite toast and discusses July bombshell and Champions Cup hopeful, Marinaresco. “He was small, but a quality individual and he was my pick of the sale that year. I first saw him on the farm at Mauritzfontein. I knew his dam – Stephen Page had her in Cape Town and I thought she was quite a good filly and probably a bit better than her record reflected, so it was a combination of things – liking the horse and liking the individual. He went for R1,2 million, but he’s by Silvano out of a Fort Wood mare and that’s what they go for these days, but I couldn’t find anything much better. I’m lucky to have patrons with that sort of money. It’s always a bit of a worry when they’re small, but he’s turned out alright.”

July run In finishing second in this year’s July, Marinaresco stamped himself one of the most exciting 3yo’s of his generation. It’s unusual for Mike to run a 3yo in the July and asked what prompted the decision, he answers, “I’ve never sent many 3yo’s to Durban as it’s hard on them when they’re so young. It was a gamble whether to stay in Cape Town for the 3rd leg of the winter series and the R250k bonus or try for the July, but at the weights we were fairly confident he was in with a chance. I think it worked out OK.”

Behind every great man… Carol arrives and gets strong-armed onto the sofa. Mike smiles fondly, “Carol has been an absolute rock for me in the stable and she’s been to just about every race meeting. She’s the big boss of the jockeys and the one that moans at them all the time,” he teases. “Carol doesn’t work in the yard as such, but does the books and so on.” If the dictionary was illustrated there would probably be a picture of Carol next to the entry for ‘diplomatic’. Carol is the consummate trainer’s wife, always ready with a reassuring

smile or a kind word although she protests that she’s by far the more emotional of the two. “I have improved over the years though, one has to. That’s the nature of racing – it’s adapt or die! But we’ve always been best friends – we’ve been lucky in that respect.”

Bunter Barlow After Pocket Power, the second most famous Bass legend is the purchase of their first Met winner, Bunter Barlow. Carol tells the story. “I’d had quite a good night at the casino on the slot machines. I won’t tell you how much I won – it’s crazy where it’s all gone,” she throws up her hands in mock despair. “They put it all in bags and when I got home with all this money, I put it on the table and asked Mike what we should do with it. Mike said that Jimmy Rentzke wanted to sell Bunter Barlow and was asking R75k for a half share, so I said, ‘Let’s buy him!’ Mike rang up and that was that. It was six weeks before the race, so that worked out really well for us.” Bunter Barlow obligingly finished 3rd in the Premier’s Stakes and qualified for the 2001 J&B Met. Carol continues, “Trademark was the more fancied of our runners and we actually didn’t see Bunter Barlow coming. Because Bunter’s colours were similar to El Picha, we thought Woodruff’s horse had won. We were so disappointed that Trademark had been beaten on the line and then everyone started congratulating us and telling us we’d won. It was quite amazing, really.” Even more amazing was when the second placed Trademark went on to land their first July a few months later. “They were both bought from the Spier sale,” remembers Mike. “Trademark came from Lionel Cohen and cost R115k and Bunter Barlow was from Daytona and went for R80k. We were quite nervous bidding on Trademark – it was a lot of money and we had no Marsh Shirtliffs at that stage,” he jokes. “They eventually sold him to Dubai for quite a lot and he’s retired out there now on one of the Sheikh’s farms. Paul Devlin’s wife works there and sends us news from time to time. Bunter Barlow was sold to the UK as a hurdle horse, but he was never any good. He’s now retired to a lovely home in France.”

Career best Asked to name the greatest triumph of his career, Carol chips in, “Robert Bloomberg always says getting Dunford to win the July was Mike’s greatest achievement. Robert bought him in training as a 1-time winner.” “He looked

like a Basuto pony,” grins Mike. “But he was gutsy and he had ability and he came into the race at the right weight, you know? He’s retired with Grenville Wilson and we’ve got his brother in the yard at the moment. But if I had to name a highlight, it’s hard to look past four Queen’s Plates with Pocket Power.” While it would be incorrect to only associate Mike with Pocket Power, it is also impossible to mention one without the other. Mike has 6 Queen’s Plates, 5 Mets and 3 Julys to his credit and of those, 4 Queen’s Plates, 3 Mets and 1 July came courtesy of Pocket. The sparky bay’s winning photos occupy a large portion of the office walls and his plaque ‘Pocket Power Lived Here’ still proudly adorns the entrance to the yard. “Marsh (Shirtliff) had been racing for a few years by then, but I didn’t know him,” continues Mike. “He came up to me at the Durbanville sale one year and said ‘My girlfriend wants a horse with you’. I didn’t like the horse he chose, but we ended up buying Tobe Or Nottobe and it was the start of a wonderful relationship.”

Gr1 Mike & Carol Bass Champions Cup We were amazed to have the race named after us,” says Mike. “Throughout my illness we had fantastic support from so many people. Really, we continue to be amazed.” Marinaresco carries the Bass flag in ‘their race’ on Sunday and Mike confirms that the horse is doing very well, admits they will need some luck in the running from their draw.

Retirement Asked what his feelings are about his impending retirement, Mike shrugs, “Nothing will change. I’ll still be here every day, but more in an advisory capacity, as I have been in the last couple of months.” As the old expression goes, true horsemen never really retire and Mike is already looking ahead to next season. Mark chips in, “One of the things that Dad deserves credit for is his success with first season sires. We’ve got huge faith in What A Winter and we’ve gone all in at the sales.” Asked what he thinks What A Winter might produce, Mike looks thoughtful, “They’re strong and racy - they look like they’ll win races.” While it’s unthinkable to imagine SA racing without Mike Bass, it’s farewell, rather than goodbye and comforting to know that he will be back at his post come 1 August. Adding that little bit extra.

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Cape Thoroughbred Sales 2YO Sale cape town 2016 • www.capethoroughbredsales.com a son of Kingmambo and out of a full sister to sire AP Indy. He is living up to his pedigree at stud, with his first crop including dual Gr1 winner Same Jurisdiction, Gold Vase runner up Smart Mart, and Gr1 July fifth Saratoga Dancer, while Mambo’s current 3yos include Gr1 performer Mambo Mime and Swallow Stakes winner Mambonick. Lot 2 – inbred to both Seattle Slew and Weekend Surprise, this regally bred filly’s first three dams are by More Than Ready, A P Indy and Stage Door Johnny, with her third dam, Broodmare Of The Year Never Knock, producing US champion Pleasant Tap and Gr1 Kentucky Derby winner Go For Gin. This is the legendary La Troienne family Lot 4 – another well bred filly, her first dam is by Western Winter, and her second by the legendary sire Sadler’s Wells. Third dam (by Darshaan – whose daughters have done so well with Sadler’s Wells) won the Gr1 Yorkshire Oaks and this is the family of Epsom/Irish Derby winner Kahaysi – himself a successful sire and sire of legendary broodmare Hasili Lot 65 – a half brother to 3 winners, this colt is out of a winning sister to ill-fated Derby third King Valley. Bred on the hugely successful Kingmambo/Sadler’s Wells cross, this colt is from the family of French classic winner Moulines

MARCHFIELD

A son A P Indy (whose successful sire sons include Bernardini, Malibu Moon, Pulpit and the very successful SA sire Judpot), Marchfield was a dual Canadian champion and classic winner who earned over $1 000 000 during his career. From the family of top class sires Cryptoclearance, Harlan’s Holiday and local sires Peaceable Kingdom and Home Guard, Marchfield’s small first Canadian crop included classic contender Field Of Courage. Lot 14 – inbred to Lassie Dear, this colt is out of a winning Al Mufti half sister to champion Texan Summer. This is the family of champion Scented Royal, top class 2yo Janoobi and the 2016 KZN Sales topping Philanthropist colt Lot 24 – inbred to Mr Prospector, this colt (bred on the same AP Indy/Windrush cross as top filly Juxtapose) is out of a half sister to stakes winner Code Rock and hails from the same family as former champion 2yo colt and sire Special Preview Lot 26 – this filly is out of a half sister to Gold Bowl hero Western Walk, and her second dam is a full sister to the dam of Gr1 Fillies Guineas winner Pacific Blue Lot 33 – out of a dual winning mare, this filly’s second dam is an own sister to a Derby placed runner and this is the same family as top international gallopers Moulines and The Wonder Lot 40 – inbred to breed shaping mare Lassie Dear, this colt’s sire Marchfield and dam Sound Of SIlence both trace back in female line to the great tap root mare Alablue. His second dam is Gr3 Diana Stakes winner Slinky Malinky and fourth dam is US champion Revidere. Lot 41 – a half sister to 3 winners, this filly is out of an Elliodor half sister to Cape Guineas runner up The Decorator and and the family of Gr1 Young Lady – dam of Guineas winner Young Victor Lot 51 – this colt is a half brother to 3 winners, including the stakes placed filly Surfer Girl (by Tiger Ridge – a half brother to Marchfield’s sire A P Indy). Out of a stakes placed winner of four, this is the same family as Gr1 winner and Epsom Oaks runner up Sudden Love Lot 56 – inbred to Lassie Dear, this filly is out of a 3-parts sister to Gr1 winning 2yo and Gr1 Cape Fillies Guineas runner up Gilded Minaret, while her third dam is a Gr3 winning half sister to ill-fated Champion, and Gr1 Paddock Stakes winner, Dollar Fortune Lot 77 – inbred to Mr Prospector and Triple Crown winner Secretariat, this filly is out of a 3x winner, whose stakes placed dam is a half sister to Gr1 winners Follow The Falcon and Savannah Queen, while third dam, Pretty Falcon, was South Africa’s Broodmare Of The Year in 1997 Lot 89 – a half brother to 2 winners, this colt is out of a four time winner by Cordoba (also sire of Broodmare Of The Year Si Senorita). The family of star sprinter Wexford Boy

MOGOK

A Storm Cat half brother to sire, and sire of sires, Machiavellian, Mogok (also a three parts brother to champion Denebola) is a well established sire of top class performers. His offspring include two Equus Award winners (The Apache, Wild One), and the outstanding international Gr1 winning filly Gypsy’s Warning. Lot 18 – out of a mare who was fourth in a Gr3 race at two, this colt (bred on a similar cross to champion Speightstown) has a second dam whose Gr3 winning full brother, Eastbrook, was second in the Gr1 July Handicap. The family of Gr1 Eclipse Stakes winner and Epsom Derby runner up Connaught

NOORDHOEK FLYER

A son of Pivotal (sire of French sensation Siyouni), dual Guineas winner Noordhoek Flyer is very closely related to Pivotal’s Gr1 Dubai World Cup winner African Story. From the same family as legendary New Zealand sire Volksraad, Noordhoek Flyer has numerous winners to his credit including Gr3 filly Felicity Flyer. Lot 27 – bred on the reverse cross as Gr1 winner The United States and exciting young SA sire Flying The Flag, this filly’s dam is by the great Galileo (damsire of 2016 classic winner Galileo Gold) and from the family of ill-fated Gr1 2000 Guineas winner George Washington and multiple Gr1 winner Grandera. Interestingly, her dam is inbred to the great matron Fairy Bridge Lot 34 – well bred colt, out of a 4x winning daughter of champion sire Silvano, is from the same family as top sprinter and outstanding sire Pivotal (sire of Noordhoek Flyer). This is also the family of Gr1 winner Stufida and Irish 2000 Guineas winner Araafa

ORACY

A son of Zabeel (whose 45 Gr1 winners include Greys Inn), Oracy is from the same female line as the immortal racehorse and sire Sunday Silence. He reeled off 5 wins on the bounce, Gr2 Dingaans and Gr2 Gauteng Guineas and has sired numerous winners from limited opportunities. Lot 67 – this filly is out of a Rambo Dancer half sister to a stakes placed winner of six, and her second dam, by outstanding broodmare sire Northern Guest, is a half sister to stakes winner Lady Rohena. This filly’s fifth dam is the great broodmare Maritime – dam of the legendary champion Sea Cottage Lot 79 – a full brother to the useful Main Submission, this colt (a half brother to 3 other winners), is out of a Western Winter half sister to the stakes winning Soul Master, and his second dam is stakes winner winner Saintly Soul – a daughter of Gr1 winner Saintly Lady Lot 88 – a half sister to 5 winners, this filly is out of a winning Rambo Dancer, and second dam is a 3-parts sister to a Gr2 winner in Australia. This is an outstanding international family, with the filly’s relatives including top class sire Clever Trick, champion Petit Loup and Gr1 Carter Handicap winner Alydeed

ORATORIO

A dual European champion, triple Gr1 winner Oratorio has already made his mark at stud. A dual Champion Sire in Italy, Oratorio’s 40 plus stakes winners, include seven Gr1 winners, including champions Military Attack, Banchee, Beethoven and Cherry Collect. His first SA bred yearlings have proved hugely popular and sold up toR3.2 million! Lot 46 – a half brother to a winner, this colt is out of a winning daughter of Tiger Ridge and stakes winner The Eden Project. This is the same family as Gr1 winner Proud Pilgrim as well as Gr1 SA Nursery winner Bold Persian

PATHFORK

The impeccably bred Pathfork (by a champion US sire from the family of Redoute’s Choice and El Gran Senor) was an Irish Champion at 2. He has made a superb start to his stud career, with the Gr3 Godolphin Barb Stakes winner Red

Chesnut Road and Dahlia Plate (L) runner up Turbo. Lot 8 – a half brother to 3 winners, including Gr3 filly Leeway, this colt (who is out of a winning daughter of Lear Fan – also damsire of champion sire Kitten’s Joy) is from the same family as Pathfork himself, and international champions El Gran Senor, Try My Best, Thewayyouare, Peeping Fawn, Spinning World, Aldebaran and Rags To Riches Lot 75 – a half brother to 5 winners (including a stakes performer), this colt is from the same family as sprinter Rebel King, Gr1 winner Lyrical Linda, and recent Gr3 Jubilee H winner Liege

PHILANTHROPIST

A Gr3 winning son of Kris S from the family of National Assembly and What A Pleasure, Philanthropist was a proven champion (leading sire on synthetics in the USA) sire when he came to South Africa. The strapping chestnut (sire of recent overseas stakes winners Hot Kiss and Generous Touch) has made a blistering start to his stud career, with his earlier first 2yo winners including Golden Slipper third Sail, stakes placed Kenny Trix and debut winners Good To Give, Rockefeller and Tipping Point. Hugely popular in the sales ring. Lot 62 – a half sister to 2 winners, this filly is out of an Elliodor half sister to Gr2 winner Arion and is from the same Lily family as such high class Gr1 winners as Bold Thatch, Fort Defiance, Ravishing, Vega and Villandry – to name a few Lot 81- a half sister to 3 winners, this filly is out of a daughter of champion sire Giant’s Causeway (damsire of recent Gr1 Eclipse Stakes winner Hawkbill) and Gr1 Golden Slipper winning champ Burst.

REBEL KING

A former Equus Champion Sprinter, Rebel King has made a name as a sire of fast, precocious stock. His top runners include graded winners Prince Of Thieves and Royal Dreamer, La Rebel and promising 2yo Dark Force. Lot 57 – bred on similar lines to Gr1 winner Potent Power, this colt is out of a winning daughter of Captain Al. Inbred to National Assembly, his relatives include star fillies Eileen Alanna and Bold Ellinore, as well as the latter’s illfated Gr1 sibling Emperor Napoleon Lot 83 – a half brother to 2 winners, this colt is by a champion sprinter out of a mare by another (Goldmark) and is from the family of current star sprinter Trip Tease and quick Gr1 winners Legally Blonde and Nobely Born – among others

ROCK OF ROCHELLE

A son of Rock Of Gibraltar (whose offspring have enjoyed so much success in South Africa), Rock Rochelle was a high class sprinter. His dam is an own sister to Gr1 winner Offlee Wild (sire of 2 Breeders’ Cup winners), and the same family as outstanding sires Brian’s Time and Dynaformer. Lot 64 – this filly, a half sister to 2 winners including a stakes placed winner of three, is out of a half sister to talented Gr2 winner Red Rake, and second dam Saudies is a Gr1 winner. This is the family of champion Ahmad

SAIL FROM SEATTLE

Son of Gone West (and close relative of US sire great Smart Strike) has more than made his mark in South Africa. Sail From Seattle’s first crop included Gr1 winners Elusive Gold and Gulf Storm, while his current 2yos include Gr1 filly Seattle Singer, Pacific Spirit and 6 other winners. Lot 5 – out of a three time winner of Arc winner Trempolino (damsire of Breeders’ Cup winners Action This Day and Round Pond), this colt is from a top class family with his relatives including the likes of Gr1 2yo Mister Naif and nine time stakes winner Flying Punch Lot 50 – a half brother to a 3x winner, this colt is out of a 5x winning own sister to Gr3 winner Waterwise and is from the same Party Time family as champions In The Fast Lane and Trademark as well as recent Fillies Guineas winner Heaps Of Fun (who, like this colt, is by a Gone West line sire)

SILVANO

One of South Africa’s elite sires, Silvano was nearly represented by his fourth Gr1 Durban July winner when his son Marinaresco was just beaten in this year’s big race. Other notable stars to represent the former champion sire this season included the classic winning 3yo Black Arthur and Silver Mountain, the very promising 3yo Elusive Silva and stakes winning 2yos Janoobi and Palladium. Lot 6 – bred on the same cross as Gr1 Happy Valentine and Vercingetorix, this colt (a half brother to 3 winners), is out of a full sister to a stakes placed winner of 8 and this is the great Party Time family responsible for champions In The Fast Lane and Trademark, as well as the Fillies Guineas winners Heaps Of Fun and Sally Bowles (dam of US graded winner Consumer Credit) Lot 60 – a half sister to 4 winners, include the useful current performer Banner Hill, this filly is out of a winning daughter of world leading sire Dynaformer and is from the same family as Gr1 Dewhurst Stakes winning champion Mujahid Lot 66 – a half brother to 3 winners, including East Cape Nursery Captain Swarovski, this colt (bred on the same cross as Marinaresco) is out of a winning daughter of Fort Wood and Gr1 Perfect Order, the latter being an Elliodor half sister to 2 Gr1 winners Lot 82 – bred on the same cross as champion Vercingetorix, this colt (a brother to 3 winners) is out of the top class National Assembly mare Golden Shina, whose 6 wins included the Gr3 Prix Du Cap. This is a top class US family, whose members include recent Gr1 Belmont Stakes winner Ruler On Ice

STAGELIGHT

Stagelight was a classic winning son of the racehorse and outstanding sire Montjeu – sire of the New Zealand stallion Tavistock, Gr1 sires Motivator (sire of Treve), Hurricane Run and Authorized. From limited opportunities, Stagelight (relatives include the recent Gr1 winners Ectot and Most Improved) left behind smart fillies Nonki Poo and Margot On Stage. Lot 86 – a half sister to 6 winners (including the dam of Star Chestnut), this filly is out of the very fast Gr3 Strelitzia Stakes winner Happy Harriet. From the family of globetrotting Gr1 winner and sire Starcraft, Happy Harriet (an own sister to the dam of Gr1 winner Happy Valentine) herself was out of Gr2 Southern Cross Stakes winner Happy Heiress

TIGER DANCE

The blue blooded Tiger Dance was own brother to Horse Of The Year and champion sire Giant’s Causeway, and to the dam of the European classic winners Gleneagles and Marvellous. From limited chances, he sired a host of smart performers, headed by Gr3 winner Tribal Dance and stakes winning 2yo Kitti Cat. Lot 48 – a half sister to a winner, this filly is out of a mare by outstanding sire Danehill Dancer (damsire of 2016 classic winners Minding and The Ghurka). From the Pelting family – responsible for Gr1 winners Awzaan, Bassenthwaite, Keen Hunter, Braashee, and Dubai World Cup hero Moon Ballad

TIGER RIDGE

One of the best bred sires ever to stand in South Africa, Tiger Ridge was a Storm Cat half brother to classic winners and top sires A P Indy and Summer Squall. A former leading first crop sire, Tiger Ridge left behind a host of top class gallopers headed by Equus Champion Cherry On The Top, Trophy Wife, Cape Guineas hero Noah From Goa, Gr1 Summer Cup star Wagner, Fillies Guineas winner Maybe Yes and millionaire Kavanagh. Lot 9 – this colt, an own brother to the useful Bay Of Bengal, is out of a full sister to US Gr1 winner Hard Buck, who also finished second in the Gr1 King George VI and Queen Elizabeth II Stakes. Closely inbred to Buckpasser, he is from the same family as international champions Mississipian and Youth Lot 12 – out of a three time winner, who was second in the Gr3 Yellowwood Hcp, this filly’s dam is a half sister to a Derby placed galloper and her second dam is a Gr2 winning three parts sister to Gr1 Paddock Stakes winner Double D’Or Lot 23 – a half sister to no fewer than nine winners (one of whom won six), this filly is out of a Gr2 SA Oaks winning own sister to Oaks winner Royal Prophecy and to the dam of US Gr1 winner Gypsy’s Warning Lot 59 – inbred to the great mare Terlingua, this filly is a half sister to Noah’s Ark, and is out of a five time winning half sister to 2 stakes horses. The family of Fillies Guineas winner Allure

TRIPPI

South Africa’s leading sire by stakes, Trippi has enjoyed a magnificent season. His top performers include CTS Million Dollar hero Illuminator, Gr1 winners Inara and Real Princess, and graded winners Fromafar, Paterfamilias, Lanner Falcon, Triptique, and Deo Juvente. A world class sire (his offspring have earned over $50 000 000). Lot 28 – bred on the same cross as top class Trippi fillies Agra and Franny, this colt is a half brother to 5 winners, including the stakes filly Jabulani Jive (dam of Jubilee Line). He is out of a stakes placed winner of 5, who finished second in the Gr3 SA Fillies Nursery

TWICE OVER

An exceptional racehorse, Twice Over was a multiple European Champion whose 12 career wins included four at Gr1 level. His victories included a pair of wins in the Gr1 Champion Stakes, and Twice Over also tasted success in both the Gr1 Coral-Eclipse and Gr1 Juddmonte International. His first yearlings fetched up to R1 000 000. Lot 55 – a half sister to a winner, this filly (inbred to Nijinsky II)’s dam is a four time winning half sister to Gr2 winner Blake. She is from one of the best Australian families in the stud book, with her relatives including SA sprint champion Laisserfaire, champion sire Centaine and recent Gr2 Golden Horseshoe winner Zodiac Ruler

WARM WHITE NIGHT

From the powerful Gone West male line, Warm White Night was a top class performer. The son of triple champion sire Western Winter won a pair of Gr1 races, including the Gr1 Cape Flying Championship, and he has made a promising start to his stud career – with his first crop yielded Gr2 Selangor Cup winner Hard Day’s Night and the second producing useful 2yo Buffalo Soldier. Lot 73 – a half brother to 3 winners (one of whom won four), this colt is out of a half sister to Gr2 winner Kazatka (dam of Gr2 (now Gr1) Thekwini Stakes winner Royal Emblem)

WINDRUSH

A Gr3 winning son of outstanding sire Seeking The Gold, Windrush has been a consistently successful sire. His top runners include champion Mother Russia, Gr3 winner Sunsational (dam of Gr1 winner Juxtapose), flying filly Diana’s Choice, Gr2 Emerald Cup winner In A Rush, Gr1 sprinter Rushing Wind, as well as recent Gr3 Kenilworth Fillies Nursery winner Nordic Breeze. Lot 49 – a half brother to 2 winners, one of whom won five, this colt is out of a winning Model Man half sister to Gr1 winning sprinter Young Harvest and this is also the family of Gr1 performer Matto Grosso

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Harlem Shake gallops on powerfully under a beautifully judged ride

Gr3 FINAL FLING STAKES at Kenilworth last Saturday

Glen Puller’s gutsy 3yo Harlem Shake showed her massive heart and character to lead all the way to win the R250 000 Gr3 Final Fling Stakes at a chilly Kenilworth on Saturday. In the process she enjoyed the distinction of becoming Klawervlei stallion Warm White Night’s first stakes winning daughter. arlem Shake has become a notable milestone setter! She was also her sire’s first ever winner – from his first runner – when she won on her 800m debut in the very first juvenile scurry of the 2014/15 season. Warm White Night, a smashingly

handsome son of the champion ill-fated Western Winter was a multiple Gr1 winning sprinter in an illustrious career on the track. He won 7 races (five of those Group races) from 1000m to 1200m. Joey Ramsden’s Hard Day’s Night was his first stakes winner, when showing the same type of resolve as Harlem Shake on Saturday,

when scoring in the 2015 Gr2 Selangor Cup. The Final Fling Stakes run over the winter track 1800m attracted a field of fifteen and Heavelon Van Der Hoven had the pacy Harlem Shake over quickly from her wide draw to lead after 200m. Into the straight she continued to gallop strongly and despite being passed briefly by Andrew Fortune on Fear Not, Harlem Shake was merely having a breather and she came back strongly to draw away and go on to win

by 1,75 lengths in a time of 116,11 secs. Van der Hoven rode Illuminator to win the inaugural CTS Million Dollar for the same yard six months earlier. Icy Fire ran on strongly to hold off Sublime Lady for second, with Fear Not close up in fourth. The fancied Acrostar moved up dangerously late but ran out of steam to finish just out of the places. Harlem Shake has been a model of consistency. She took her stakes earnings total to R343 400 with her fourth win with three places

from thirteen starts. Bred by Klawervlei, she is a daughter of Warm White Night out of the Australian-bred Snippets mare, Malakeh. Named after an internet Meme, she was a R150 000 Cape Premier Yearling Sale Book 2 purchase, and looks to have a very bright future. Warm White Night has just one lot on the CTS August 2yo Sale at Durbanville on 6 August. Lot 73 is out of the Temptation Time mare, Don’t Rush and is offered by The Alchemy.

Close - But Summerhill Hold Edge Over Klawervlei...

Shake, Rattle ‘N Roll! EAST CAPE PADDOCK STAKES (Listed) at Fairview last Friday

A terrific four-timer for Yvette Bremner at Fairview on Friday gave first season apprentice Lyle Hewitson a squeak of catching the long-time title pacesetter Callan Murray, with just days left of the current season.The R150 000 Listed East Cape Paddock Stakes was the day’s feature.

rainer Alan Greeff produced the goods from his six-pronged attack, courtesy of the Australian-bred Purely Atomic, who registered a well-deserved first stakes success, in the hands of Charles Ndlovu. Richard Fourie and Justin Snaith enjoyed a superb hat-trick on the day, and they looked to have this one in the bag when the well supported 18-10 favourite Harvard Crimson came home powerfully inside the 300m. But Purely Atomic was not lying down and she rallied powerfully at 8-1 to get up and win by 0,75 lengths in a time of 99 secs flat. Harvard Crimson was not disgraced in second, while her stablemate Cup Cake showed heartening resolve from her wide draw to come through well for third – and show cause that the mile may be within her range. The Australian-bred Purely Atomic has won 5

races from 1000m to a mile – and has proven her prowess and versatility on both surfaces. She has run ten places from her 20 starts and took her earnings to R401 950. Purely Atomic is a daughter of Encosta de Lago out of the Danehill mare Catching Moonbeams – a daughter of French Gr1 Prix de l’Abbaye winner, Imperial Beauty. She was offered by Summerhill Stud on the 2013 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale where Wilgerbosdrift purchased her for R1,6 million, making her the top-priced filly on the sale. “I love the looks of this horse, she has lovely extra long ears and I just loved her pedigree. I think if I bought her in Australia she would have made a very similar price. I am very much looking forward to her joining the broodmare band eventually, as she has very good paddock potential”, said Mary Slack after Purely Atomic was bought.

An interesting sideshow in this final week of the 2015/16 season will be the race for the Breeders Championships. KZN kingpins Summerhill look set to wrest the trophy from reigning champions Klawervlei Stud and land a milestone tenth national title.

n Saturday Glen Puller and Heavelon van der Hoven helped Klawervlei close the gap on Summerhill by winning the Gr 3 Final Fling Stakes over 1800m at Kenilworth with Harlem Shake, who became Warm White Night’s first stakes-winning daughter. By close of play on Saturday Klawervlei on R19,782,625 were R610,187 behind Summerhill, whose runners had earned R20,392,812 in the season up until then. The two biggest stakes earning opportunities on Super Saturday are in the Gr 2 R1,25 million eLan Gold Cup and the Gr 1 R1million Mike & Carol Bass Champions Cup and Summerhill are the only one of the pair represented in either race. The Dean Kannemeyer-trained Summerhillbred five-year-old Kahal gelding Solar Star showed he will likely stay every inch of the Gold Cup 3200m trip when staying on for a 2,3 length fifth in the Gr 3 SABC Gold Vase

over 3000m on Vodacom Durban July day, despite having no cover the whole way. He will be better off in the weights with all four who beat him and is now drawn in pole. The Summerhill-bred five-year-old Geoff Woodruff-trained gelding Arch Rival is by the stamina influence A P Arrow and is another with a fine chance, despite a wide draw of 14. In his last two starts he has won the Gr 2 Gold Bowl over 3200m and a Pinnacle Stakes event over 2450m, both at Turffontein. In the latter event he beat the ruling Gold Cup favourite Enaad by 0,4 lengths and is now 1,5kg better off. In the Champions Cup over 1800m the Gavin Van Zyl-trained Summerhill-bred sixyear-old Kahal gelding No Worries bounced back to form with two fine performances over 2400m, but then proved this had little to do with a step up in trip when running on strongly off the back of a slow pace to win the KZN Breeders Million Mile. He is drawn nine on Saturday.

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Go Bass’ Go!

The fast growing Green Street Bloodstock is expanding internationally to bring their client base a wider range of ownership opportunities and a chance at winning major prize money. They have appointed their first trainer in Singapore. “The rapid and substantial growth of Green Street SA is something that never ceases to amaze me, it’s real ‘pinch myself’ stuff”, said Justin Vermaak, director of GSB as he confirmed that young trainer James ‘Hollywood’ Peters had been appointed as Green Street Stable’s first trainer in Singapore. The 31 years old trainer James Peters claimed his first feature race win after Titanium won the $300,000 Gr2 Stewards’ Cup in May. The 31-year-old Englishman and former assistant-trainer cum senior track rider officially began operations on April 1 in a seamless switchover from trainer Michael Freedman. “None of the GSB progress would have been possible without support from our loyal client base and this will be the same with our international expansion,” said Justin. GSB International will be launching in Singapore, where the Turf Club offers an attractive rebate scheme which minimises costs. Stakes are top-class and paid within a system that allows owners greater opportunity to break even, and often run at a profit, if they are well managed. GSB has teamed up with the highly thought of and extremely

Justin Vermaak experienced David Raphael, best known from his days as the race caller in Hong Kong, where he called ‘The pride of South Africa’ London News to victory in the QE2 Cup. The very familiar ‘voice’ turned to bloodstock a few years ago and has done phenomenal things for his investors. On behalf of GSB, the dynamic Vermaak said that his team were privileged to be tapping into Raphael’s network and knowledge of Asia and Australasia to source horses. “He will prove to be an asset in our recruitment drive which is essential to turning big profits for our investors”, he added. With David and Justin working together, the right price will be calculated on each purchase

according to the projected levels of stake money and which divisions the horse could reasonably progress. The GSB aim is to purchase already proven racehorses in Australasia, that have already shown ability when trialling or racing, removing the risk of buying unproven horses. “This way, even if a horse does not live up to the heights we believe it can, the worst case scenario will be that it wins races in a lower class, still yielding profits, while of course the best case scenario turns into potential big money profits,” says Justin. In closing, he said that the onestop shop concept offered took care of their clients’ international racing from A to Z. “I am fully confident that our Singapore venture will be profitable for all our owners - in fact I would go as far as say that any SA-based owners will have their SA racing portfolios paid for by their Singapore portfolios. So anybody who looks to run their racing ownership career as a business should seriously consider. Join us for the ride!” For more information and a detailed information brochure, please email Justin on info@greensreetbloodstock.co.za.

It was great having Marsh Shirtliff in town this past weekend. A long time friend, it is wonderful spending time with him and his son Guy who has become one of my closest friends here in Singapore, writes Gareth Pepper.

ne tends not to bring up horses but that lasted exactly two minutes as we spoke about his current star Marinaresco, as well as the new crop of babies headed into and just arrived in their various stables in SA. Yes, we did sample some Red and had a good chuckle as well as watching the Sharks looking completely out of their depth on Saturday. A gentleman of the highest order, he was not perturbed at all with his little galloper’s wide draw in Saturday’s Mike and Carol Bass Champions Cup at Greyville - and we all agreed that it would be the most fitting end to a training career for the legend that is Mike Bass . As the changing of the Guard is upon him, if anyone deserves to end on such a high note, it is Mike.

History

I must admit that when moving to the Cape initially, I was at first intimidated by the likes of the Bass family, steeped in history and masters

Cape Racing & Breeding Awards 2016

The Nominees

Cape racing & breeding will honour the stars at the annual awards evening to be held at the Lanzerac Hotel, Stellenbosch on Monday 8 August.

Cape Racing Nominees Juvenile Male Always In Charge • Sergeant Hardy Table Bay • Zodiac Ruler

Juvenile Filly

Champion Middle Distance – 1500-2200m Bela-Bela • Inara• It’s My Turn The Conglomerate • Silver Mountain

Final Judgement • Nordic Breeze The Secret Is Out

Champion Stayer – 2400m and above

3yo Male

Balance Sheet • Cape Speed Captain Splendid • Current Event Elusive Silva • King Of Pain • Ovidio

Black Arthur • Hard Days Night It’s My Turn • Mambo Mime Marinaresco

3yo Filly Bela-Bela •Silver Mountain

Older Male Gulf Storm • Red Ray The Conglomerate

Older Female Inara • Real Princess

Champion Sprinter – up to 1450m (Open) Gulf Storm • Real Princess • Red Ray

WP Grooms’ School Workrider Cape Apprentice Cape Jockey Cape Trainer Service Awards Acknowledgement Of Achievement Award Lifetime Achievement Award Horse Of The Year Owner Of The Year

Ed – it is possible that with Greyville on Sunday still to be run, one may expect other potential nominations to come into the picture

Cape Breeders Nominees 2yo Colt

Champion Sprinter

Always In Charge (Klawervlei Stud) Janoobi (Maine Chance) Oomph (Wilgerbosdrift/Mauritzfontein) Red Chesnut Road (Highlands) Sergeant Hardy (Normandy Stud)

Carry On Alice (Klawervlei Stud) Gulf Storm (Ascot Stud) Real Princess (Klawervlei Stud) Red Ray (Lammerskraal Stud)

2yo Filly Cloth Of Cloud (Highlands) Final Judgement (Varsfontein) The Secret Is Out (BBP Syndicate)

3yo Colt Abashiri (Lammerskraal Stud) It’s My Turn (WJ Engelbrecht) Noah From Goa (Wilgerbosdrift)

3yo Filly Bela-Bela (Cheveley Stud) Juxtapose (Varsfontein Stud) Lauderdale (Dr RJ Antrobus) Silver Mountain (Highlands)

Older Male

Middle Distance Abashiri (Lammerskraal Stud) Inara (Drakenstein Stud) Legal Eagle (Avontuur Stud) Master Sabina (M. De Broglio) Smart Call (Mauritzfontein)

Stayer Abashiri (Lammerskraal Stud) Balance Sheet (Riyo Stud) Current Event (Lammerskraal) Juxtapose (Varsfontein Stud)

Broodmare Of The Year Mystic Spring Nacarat Our Table Mountain Secret Of Victoria

Master Sabina (M de Broglio) Red Ray (Lammerskraal Stud) Legal Eagle (Avontuur Farm)

Stallion Of The Year

Older Female

Breeder Of The Year

Carry On Alice (Klawervlei Stud) Inara (Drakenstein Stud) Real Princess (Klawervlei Stud) Smart Call (Mauritzfontein)

Outstanding New Stallion Horse Of The Year Outstanding Breeder

of their trade. But from the onset both Mike and Carol always had time for me and by the time I had packed up and was ready to move, I was privileged enough to have them both attend my farewell. Looking back I could kick myself for not spending more time with the Bass family, as Mike is a wealth of knowledge as we all know. Hopefully I can meet up with them on my return home in the next couple of months and relive some of the amazing stories Mike and Carol were always willing to share with me. If not, one thing I will be doing for sure is shouting, screaming and willing their horse to take out the race named in their honour , wearing silks that will forever be imprinted in my mind. It would be fitting indeed!

Baby Champs

This week sees the finale of the Juvenile Championship here at Kranji. Compared to last year, we have a much bigger depth of talent. It was all Super One last year (Now retired to stud in AUS) whereas this year the depth to the juvenile pool is chalk and cheese. Lim’s Racer, the filly victorious over her talented rivals just over three weeks ago is in again, and although confirmed to have issues, she is all heart. Second on the day Caorunn, has a massive chance to turn the tables and the two Peter’s runners Skywalk and Siam Sapphire should improve dramatically. Till next time.

Date Changes Ready To Run Sales CAPE Thoroughbred Sales have announced important changes to dates that will affect the two Ready To Run auctions later this year. Due to the likely closure of the Durbanville racetrack for track repairs, the CTS Lanzerac Cape Ready To Run Sale will now be staged on Saturday 15 and Sunday 16 October 2016, while the CTS Ready To Run Sale in Johannesburg will move on by roughly a month to Thursday 24 and Friday 25 November, 2016. At this stage the scheduled dates for the Ready To Run races remain unchanged. Adrian Todd, MD of CTS, commented: “With an improved Durbanville facility, the end result will be for the benefit of racing as a whole.”

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Good Do Something! Would, Should, Time To Could Be Alive Glorious Goodwood was famously described by one king as “a garden party with racing tacked on.” For two centuries, the cream of high society has flocked to Sussex Downs to celebrate a quintessentially English affair - the end of the summer social season. The festival in southern England, which started on Tuesday and ends Saturday, bookends a period featuring prestigious society events such as Chelsea Flower Week, the Henley rowing regatta and the Wimbledon tennis championships, among others.

Out Of The Woods?

Trainer Sean Woods will seek legal advice on potential avenues of action to regain his Hong Kong licence after show cause and appeal hearings which he described as “sabotaged by the Jockey Club executive management” and an “unsavoury” process. Woods was given the boot based on performance criteria. He said: “Both hearings were sabotaged by the executive management of the club, which infiltrated the show cause hearing as an aggressor, with lawyers, arguing why I should not have a licence, and did so again at the appeal. I do want to say I have no issue with the Board of Stewards of the club and I sympathise with them as they have been placed in a very difficult position by their management.”

Fighting In Public

In Australia, Victorian racing minister Martin Pakula says he wants to get the state’s administrators together to thrash out issues facing the industry. Last week chief steward Terry Bailey and Melbourne Racing Club chief executive Brodie Arnhold were called to Racing Victoria headquarters after a war of words played out in the media. Pakula said it was important for all groups to get together to address the industry’s challenges and not to play out their differences in the public domain.

The final Kimberley meeting of the term ended tamely after the fifth race on Monday in freezing weather conditions. Trainer Cliffie Miller, who enjoyed the distinction of saddling the last winner of the season, called on Phumelela to sort out the oncourse presenter’s area, saying that he would not work in those conditions. “Stop wasting money and come and sort this out,” he suggested of the interview area, which is exposed to the elements. Let’s see if something happens by next Saturday.

Neighbours Unite Two Phillipi trainers are set to join forces. Riaan van Reenen confirmed the arrangement to Racegoer’s Michael Clower, saying: “Carl Burger is going to need help – and what are friends for if you are not there for them when they need you?” Burger, who had a quadruple heart bypass operation in Cape Town’s Vincent Pallotti Hospital a fortnight ago, had his left leg amputated below the knee last Thursday.

The hullabaloo over the outcome of Saturday’s Scottsville sixth race objection has demonstrated the lack of understanding of the rules. Sylvester The Cat ended up pipping the Azzie horse Arctica. Stipe Shaun Parker said: “We considered the evidence and we are of the view that Arctica did not lose the race as a result of the actions of the winner, hence the result stood.” The rule clearly states that the Stipes must be satisfied that, but for the interference, the runner-up would have beaten the winner. The world ‘would’ is definitive – so if there is any shadow of doubt, they have to rule in favour of the winner retaining the race. Which they did. Correctly, in our opinion.

Shergar Trippi Cup On Track Apprentice Josephine Gordon will compete in the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup for the first time after she was called up as a replacement for the luckless Cathy Gannon. Organisers waited to see if Gannon, who missed last year’s event too because of injury, could return to full fitness from a foot injury in time for the August 6 fixture. Gordon, who has ridden 43 winners in 2016, will join Emma-Jayne Wilson and Hayley Turner, two stalwarts of the event, in the girls team. Turner is coming out of retirement for the occasion. Our own Gavin Lerena will also be competing.

Drakenstein Stud’s resident sire Trippi, who is on course to record his first ever General Sires title in South Africa, had yet another good weekend double recently. His son Gregorian Chant scored a fluent win at Scottsville on Saturday, and the following day, his daughter San Paolo got off the mark when winning by three lengths at Turffontein. Gregorian Chant was Trippi’s tenth juvenile winner this season.

Missing

The search for Australian trainer Bindi Cheers continued after police failed to locate any sign of the missing Taree trainer on Monday. Cheers went missing while driving home from Sunday’s Hawkesbury meeting. The Maitland Mercury reported that her horses were found at a petrol station. It is understood the well-known horsewoman became upset with stewards at Hawkesbury when Dolphin Tale was scratched after he hit his head on the barriers.

n Cue!

Congratulations to Sporting Post resident form analyst Mark McGillewie, who was a narrowly beaten runner-up from 32 entries in the recent SA Masters Snooker Championships. “After winning the 1st frame I was ahead and had my opponent snookered in the 2nd frame with the option of keeping him snookered or going for a pot to win the frame. Wrong decision as I missed the vital pot and he ended up winning that frame,” said Mark, who vowed to come back stronger in 2017.

Green and Horsepower 2016 Gold

The Gr1 Longines Singapore Gold Cup is the 3rd Leg of the Singapore Triple Crown Series. GSB’s Justin Vermaak told Short Heads that he will be taking a South African group to see the race on 20 November. “This is a chance for owners to see their GSB horses and enjoy the Singapore racing. It is a first class city and racing destination and must be experienced,” says Justin, adding that there was still a chance for anybody wanting to get involved. Read about their exciting new initiative on page 22

Wellington Animal Hospital have extended an invitation to horse owners and interested parties to attend a day of lectures at Elsenburg Agricultural College on 24 August. The lectures by European Veterinary Specialists will see two parallel sessions run simultaneously for veterinarians and horse owners. Horsepower 2016 involves nine Europe based motorbike enthusiast Veterinary Medicine Specialists who will tour from Johannesburg. For more information and registration, please visit the SAEVA website – click on the top right hand link - Save Your Spot, Vets with Horsepower 2016.

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Springbok Silks at Leopardstown

Early Epsom Derby Favourite

Racing Victoria and Racing NSW stewards will not grant consent for licensed jockeys to participate in the digital form service Ride Guide.

ide Guide, a programme designed by media company Unscriptd, was launched a fortnight ago at a Caulfield meeting on the Ladbrokes website, and is available only to Ladbrokes customers. Ride Guide pays riders to give their opinions on their mounts at specific meetings, but was flagged by stewards as posing problems with integrity and financial arrangements. Both sides met at RV headquarters last Tuesday to discuss the potential problems, and the stewards announced on Thursday jockeys would not be permitted to participate. Australian Jockeys’ Association General Manager Des O’Keeffe expressed disappointment with the decision, telling Racing.com, “today’s reaction shows us that, as an industry, we are well behind other sports in embracing important opportunities to increase our appeal and exposure.”

He added, “I left Tuesday’s meeting confident that Unscriptd had successfully addressed all concerns and that our jockeys would be able to continue to promote our sport in a fully professional way that met all integrity obligations. “That not being the case, it makes me wonder what else is going on in the world of racing politics that has led us to where we find ourselves today. “At a number of meetings between industry officials and those behind Ride Guide, the concept had been embraced and endorsed by industry regulators, so it was pretty stunning to hear so many concerns raised after the launch last week.” O’Keeffe said the AJA and Unscriptd are calling on officials to re-engage in an attempt to work through the issues with Ride Guide, and he said legal action is also a possibility.

www.thoroughbreddailynews.com

Breeders’ Cup Turf The Target

Champion South African owners Ingrid and Markus Jooste have enjoyed another remarkable season and after their historic Gr1 Vodacom Durban July victory of three weeks ago, they have taken another step closer to their dream of winning one of the world’s great races.

he Aidan OBrientrained Douglas Macarthur lived up to his pedigree and sale price when taking out the Frank Conroy EBF Maiden at Leopardstown last Thursday. He was a runaway winner after a quiet start on debut. The son of Galileo out of the money spinning Green Desert mare Alluring Park is a full-brother to the Gr1 Oaks winner Was and out of a sister to the Gr1 Derby winner New Approach – the sire of this term’s SA Champions Season Gr2 Drill Hall Stakes winner, New Predator. In winning his maiden for owners Markus Jooste, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith and Mrs Sue Magnier, Douglas Macarthur collected

Douglas Macarthur

49,489 Euros made up of a £25,000 October Book 1 Bonus, prizemoney of 10,147 Euros and a Plus 10 Bonus of 9,375 Euros. The handsome winner was bought at Book 1 of the Tattersalls October Yearling Sale for 1,250,000 guineas

by MV Magnier from the draft of Lodge Park Stud. Douglas Macarthur is set to be aimed next at the Beresford or Golden Fleece Stakes and his victory propelled him to the top of betting for the 2017 Derby with prices as short as 12/1.

The greatest jockeys can sense and seize an opportunity a fraction of a second before their opponents, and Ryan Moore did so to decisive effect on Saturday to steer Highland Reel to a one-and-aquarter length victory in the Gr1 King George VI & Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Ascot.

t took 149 seconds to complete the one-andhalf miles and Moore had the race in his grasp from the first stride, as he sent Highland Reel straight into the lead. Had Postponed, last year’s winner, not been ruled out earlier in the week, he would have had a pacemaker in the race but, in his absence, Moore grabbed the initiative and squeezed a little tighter with every furlong that passed.

Advantage With more than a mile to run, Moore’s rivals allowed him to build a five-length lead, and while the gap closed as Highland Reel’s rider gave him time to catch his breath, he was guaranteed the first run in the straight and only Wings Of Desire, the sole three-year-old in the race, offered any hint of a threat in the final quarter-mile.

Dartmouth, attempting to give the Queen her second winner in the race named after her parents, was third, ahead of Sir Isaac Newton and Erupt. “It was just an option [to make the running] but I didn’t know how it was going to play out,” Moore said. “There were a couple that could be ridden forward. He hit the gates well, landed in front and everyone wanted to get a lead. “The ground was against him last time [when second to Dartmouth in the Hardwicke Stakes] and it was his first run off the back of Hong Kong [in April]. He was entitled to come on for it and quick ground is very important to him.”

Likes It Fast Aidan O’Brien, who has now won the King George four times, expects Highland Reel to be aimed towards the Breeders’ Cup Turf at Santa Anita in

November, on what seems sure to be fast ground. “He has pace, he loves it fast and he can go anywhere over a mile and a quarter or a mile and a half,” O’Brien said. “He could go to the Breeders’ Cup, or Australia or Hong Kong, he has a lot of options. We knew he wouldn’t mind making the running, he killed them in the Secretariat [Stakes at Arlington Park last August] making the running. “It was some run last time on soft ground, he goes on it but he’s not a soft ground horse. At a mile and a half, he’s very strong tactically.” Highland Reel was cut to around 6-1 for the Breeders’ Cup Turf and can also be backed at 16-1 for the International Stakes at York next month but US Army Ranger, the runner-up behind Harzand in the Derby, seems more likely to represent O’Brien’s stable in that race. www.theguardian.com

Global Players For Cape Summer Leading international industry players will attend the International Thoroughbred Breeders Federation meeting in Cape Town in January 2017. THE International Thoroughbred Breeders Federation is the global body of thoroughbred breeders. It was founded in 1950 and is growing in stature and influence – as shown when it succesfully lobbied to overturn the IATA rule on travel of pregnant mares and is also in the process of gaining observer status at the OIE. The Federation meets every 18 months and it will be exciting news and a boost for the sport that South Africa will act as a host in the midst of the Cape Summer Of Champions Season. The conference itself will be over three days including two days of open veterinary forum – Dr Des Leadon is putting together a very exciting

programme of topics and speakers, which will be finalised shortly. It represents an opportunity to meet highly influential people from all over the world and for our own stakeholders and members to network and exchange ideas and information. There are also opportunities for sponsors to become involved. Such is the stature of the speakers, the programme, the delegates and international exposure that this event really does offer great rewards for sponsors. Susan Rowett (susan@varsfontein.co.za) and Dr Bennie van der Merwe (namaquas@intekom. co.za) are happy to field any enquiries – please feel free to drop them a mail.

Fair Eva kept her unbeaten record intact with a hugely impressive display in the hands of Frankie Dettori to win the Gr3 Princess Margaret Juddmonte Stakes at Ascot on Saturday.

he daughter of Frankel made a big impression on her racecourse debut at Haydock last month and the subsequent victories of both the second, Nations Alexander, and the third, Miss Infinity, confirmed her place as ante-post favourite for next year’s 1000 Guineas. Roger Charlton’s filly was the 4/6 favourite stepped up to Group Three level in the hands of Frankie Dettori and those who took the prohibitive odds had few worries throughout the six-furlong heat. Dettori cut a confident figure in the saddle, with the popular Italian still motionless heading inside the final two furlongs. Once asked to extend, Fair Eva displayed a sublime change of gear to leave the rest of the field trailing in her wake and she only had to be pushed out to score by four lengths – providing Frankel with his first Pattern-race success as a stallion.

Top Gear

Dettori said: “She’s a very, very good filly. “It took her 50 yards to get into top gear, but once she got into top gear at the furlong marker she put four lengths on the field. “It’s only her second run, so she’s a work in progress. “When the penny dropped she was very exciting.” Charlton said: “I’m so pleased for Prince Khalid (Abdullah, owner). He bred a great

racehorse in Frankel. It brought a lot of people into racing and it’s just tremendous that his progeny are doing so well. “That was a huge performance, I thought. She’s got that very professional way about her, she’s a great walker and a great mover. “Sometimes people say chestnut fillies can get a bit hot and bothered, but this filly has always been really good. She’s a charming character to deal with and goes about her business like a real pro. “Frankie doesn’t do many flying dismounts for me, but it’s nice to have one! “I think it’s important to talk to the connections first (before making plans). She is entered in the Moyglare (Curragh, September 11). She clearly will get seven furlongs and hopefully a mile in due course. “The Moyglare would come into the reckoning, I think, but we’ll see.”

Exciting

Prince Khalid’s racing manager Teddy Grimthorpe said the Sky Bet Lowther Stakes at York next month could also be “an option” for Fair Eva. He said: “We had huge expectations for her – it’s so exciting. Form is one thing, class is another, and she really showed that. “The Lowther would be an option, we’d also look at something like the Moyglare. We’ll find her a schedule that makes her the best that she can be.” www.sportinglife.com

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Kingdom Of The Cat

The legacy of the late, great US sire, Storm Cat, has been felt the world over. Current representatives of this potent stallion include triple US Champion Sire, Giant’s Causeway, his son, Shamardal, and grandson, Lope De Vega.

ne can but wonder what Storm Cat’s tragically ill-fated grandson, Scat Daddy (Johannesburg) might have achieved in a longer innings at stud. Not only is Scat Daddy sire of Saturday’s Gr1 Diana Stakes winner, Dacita, but he was responsible for a rare 2yo Group double at Royal Ascot earlier this year –his son, Caravaggio winning the Gr2 Coventry Stakes and daughter, Lady Aurelia taking the Gr2 Queen Mary Stakes. Storm Cat’s influence on the breed, however, is not restricted to his sons and grandsons. The son of Storm Bird (himself an outstanding broodmare sire) is an increasingly dominant broodmare sire. Storm Cat, who currently ranks second on this year’s Leading Broodmare Sires list in North America, is damsire of more than 220 stakes winners to date, with his

2016 stakes winners including Gr1 Dubai Turf hero, Real Steel.

Deep Impact

The latter is a son of Japanese sire, Deep Impact (Sunday Silence), who has fared extremely well when mated to daughters of Storm Cat. To date, the Deep Impact/Storm Cat cross has produced five Gr1 winners – including Real Steel, Japanese Derby winner, Kizuna, and the world’s top rated thoroughbred, A Shin Hikari, (winner of the 2016 Prix d’Ispahan by ten lengths. Storm Cat’s son, Giant’s Causeway, is damsire of Deep Impact’s French classic winner, Beauty Parlour. A dual US champion sire and multiple champion sire of 2yos, Storm Cat has been a magnificent broodmare sire with his daughters having produced such champions as Close Hatches (First Defence) Folklore (Tiznow), Mujahid (Danzig), Shared Belief (Candy

Ride) and Speightstown (Gone West) as well as numerous other Gr1 winners. His daughters have done particularly well with Candy Ride and Mineshaft, as well as with Unbridled line sires and A P Indy line descendants. Storm Cat last headed the US Broodmare Sires list in 2014, when his daughters produced the earners of over $19 000 000.

Noble Tune

Storm Cat daughters are also set to make their mark in South Africa. Not only is the former US champion the damsire of the very exciting young Rathmor Stud sire, Noble Tune (Unbridled’s Song), but Storm Cat also features as the broodmare sire of two young sires set to stand their first season in South Africa this season –Ascot Stud’s Global View (Galileo) and Klawervlei’s Coup De Grace (Tapit). He is also damsire of Highlands

Family On Fire Klawervlei’s exciting young stallion Twice Over has well and truly been in the limelight of late, and two top class members of this superb family picked up major stakes victories this past weekend.

op class performer Time Test picked up the fourth Group win of his career when victorious in Saturday’s Gr2 Sky Bet York Stakes at York. Coming off a third place finish in the G1 Coral-Eclipse, Time Test dug down deep to win the Group 2 contest by three parts of a length over Gr1 Ricoh Woodbine Mile hero Mondialiste, with another 3.25 lengths back to third place finisher Countermeasure. The Roger Charlton trained colt is likely to be aimed at the Gr1 Juddmonte International (a race won by his close relative Twice Over in 2011). Now a winner of six of just 11 outings, Time Test is out of Gr1 Criterium de Saint-Cloud winner Passage Of Time, who shares her

second dam Quandary with Twice Over. Another from this top class family to land a British stakes race this weekend is Convey. Thought of as a Guineas prospect early on, Convey waltzed to victory in Sunday’s Listed Sky Bet Go-Racing-In-Yorkshire Festival Pomfret Stakes. A son of Dansili (damsire of Time Test), Convey (who was picking up the first stakes win of his career) is out of the Mr Prospector mare Insinuate-whose dam is Gr1 Prix Du Moulin winner All At Sea. The latter’s dam Lost Virtue is also the third dam of four time Gr1 winner Twice Over, whose first crop are set to race in 2016-2017. Twice Over (whose first crop sold up to R1 000 000 this year) has a single lot on offer at the 2016 CTS August Two-Year-Old Sale. This is a

Storm Cat

filly out of a five time winning half sister to Gr2 winner Blake, and this is the family of local sprint champion Laisserfaire and outstanding sire Centaine. Another top class member of this family is current local star and Gr2 Golden Horseshoe winner Zodiac Ruler (Lot 55). The former European champion also has four first crop two-year-olds on sale at the National Two Year Old Sale, and they include a colt whose dam is a half sister to July runner up Superwood (Lot 47), a filly out of a three parts sister to champions Enchantress and National Currency (Lot 56), a filly out of a Gr3 daughter of the great broodmare sire Elliodor (Lot 173), and a half brother to 3 stakes horses, whose dam is Gr3 winner Fire Tread (Lot 256). www.capebreeders.co.za

Farm’s veteran sire, Windrush, whose 2yos have enjoyed such a great year this season. Windrush has had just six 2yo runners this year, but they include Gr3 Kenilworth Fillies Nursery winner, Nordic Breeze and KZN Yearling Sale Million heroine, Lunar Rush. Storm Cat daughters have already produced a number of top class stallions – none more so than WinStar Farm’s resident sire, Speightstown (Gone West).

Speightstown

A champion sprinter, out of a champion daughter of Storm Cat, Speightstown is currently one of North America’s leading sires, having over 70 stakes winners to his credit. Currently standing for $100 000 (he is one of just 11 sires currently active in North America with a fee of $100 000 plus), Speightstown has 13 individual Gr1 winners to his credit, and is clearly among the very best sire sons of the great Gone West. Grade One winners produced by Speightstown include sprint sensation, Rock Fall, Gr1 Jockey Club Gold Cup winner, Haynesfield, Gr1 winning fillies, Dance To Bristol and Lighthouse Bay, Gr1 Travers Stakes hero, Golden Ticket, and Poseidon’s Warrior. The chestnut also rates as an exciting young sire of sires – with his sons, Munnings (I’m A Chatterbox) and Lord Shanakill (My Dream Boat) already having sired Grade/ Group 1 winners. Another successful sire to have been produced from a Storm Cat mare is Three Chimneys’ resident sire, Sky Mesa (Pulpit). An unbeaten Grade One winner at two, Sky Mesa sports a pedigree out of the very top drawer. Not only is

his G3 winning dam an own sister to Storm Cat’s top class sire son, Bernstein (his offspring include two Breeders’ Cup winners, including Tepin), but Sky Mesa’s fifth dam is Gr1 Suburban Handicap winner, Busanda, the dam of Horse Of The Year and top class sire and legendary broodmare sire, Buckpasser.

Captain Al

(Interestingly enough, this is also the family of former South African sire Complete Warrior –broodmare sire of champion SA sire, Captain Al). To date, Sky Mesa (whose offspring have earned over $40 000 000) has been represented by over 50 stakes winners, headed by Gr1 winners, General Quarters and Sky Diva, as well as Canadian champion, Dynamic Sky. Former European Champion, Mujahid (a son of Danzig who is out of a Storm Cat mare) was champion sire in Italy last year, while the highly successful US sire, Jump Start (by A P Indy) is another out of a Storm Cat mare who has certainly enjoyed plenty of success at stud. Himself a Gr1 2yo (the only season he raced), Jump Start has over 40 stakes winners to his creditincluding Gr1 Hollywood Gold Cup hero Rail Trip. The Storm Cat maternal impact can also be seen in the current Leading First Crop Sires List in North America. He is broodmare sire of Bodemeister (Empire Maker) and Dialed In (Mineshaft) – a pair of Grade One winners who currently rank third and fifth respectively on this log. Clearly, the influence of Storm Cat is a huge one – and it looks sure to grow still further (both here and abroad) in the coming years.

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d ’s Top Rate Last Week 'S winners incl. ATING SPEED R WON 9/1

A review of the week's best SPEEDRATINGS

with Steve Furnish

Quick Tour

Turffontein 17th July A maiden juvenile plate for the boys got proceedings underway on the old stand side track on Sunday and in what proved to be the fastest of the three 1160m races we saw a very comfortable victory for the favourite TOUR OF DUTY. Quick into stride Roy Magner’s charge soon put daylight between himself and his fourteen rivals and was three lengths clear going through the 400m. He kept on strongly from there onwards and went on to score without any anxious moments by four and a quarter. They also ran three races over 1600m where fastest against the clock was HATFIELD SQUARE (reported lame near hind) when winning the MR69 Handicap. Returning from a 20 week layoff here, the daughter of Mambo In Seattle raced in midfield for most of the journey. She ran on stoutly over the final 400m and in a thrilling three way finish she got up late to score by a half. The remaining two races were both run over 1400m where the friendless LIKE A BOSS recorded the fastest time. Priced up as the rank outsider at 40/1 in the MR84 Handicap, Candice Dawson’s charge was always handy. He put his head in front approaching the 100m marker and with the rest well beaten he kept on strongly late to beat the staying on pacemaker CUMBERLAND by a length. TITBITS

Poorly drawn SHINE BRIGHT ran on well from the back when getting off the mark in the maiden plate for the girls over Horses worth following at their next few starts... 1400m.

Notebook

BREAKFAST CLUB (D Drier, KZN) TRIP TO PARADISE (F C De Beer, Gauteng)

FASTEST TIMES (The number of races run in each category shown in brackets) *Denotes - Times taken by Clockwatcher • T = Turf • P = Poly

TURFFONTEIN (STAND SIDE) 17TH JULY Penetrometer 22 – Going Good 1160m (3) Tour Of Duty 68,31 1400m (2) Like A Boss 85,96 1600m (3) Hatfield Square 99,58* FLAMINGO PARK 18TH JULY Going Standard 1000m (1) Harmston Herald 1200m (1) Harrison 1400m (4) Stone Pine 1600m (1) Heart Flower 1800m (2) Artic Route 2200m (1) Nebra

58,64 73,24 85,80 100,56 114,28 149,14

VAAL (INSIDE) 19TH JULY Penetrometer 21 - Good 1000m (1) Lady Thistle 1200m (2) Trip To Paradise 1400m (1) Shah’s Storm 1800m (1) Woody Cape 2000m (2) Aza Arrow 2400m (1) Main Sunday

56,93 68,69 82,32 114,64 122,36 149,41

GREYVILLE (POLY) 20TH JULY Going Standard 1000m (1) Ilanga 1200m (1) Perpetual Silence 1400m (4) Breakfast Club 1600m (2) Trinity Hall 2000m (1) Delilah

58,27 70,67 83,31 96,48 125,11

VAAL (CLASSIC) 21ST JULY Penetrometer 20 – Going Good 1000m (2) Chief Sioux 1200m (1) Inyanga 1450m (1) In The Loop 1600m (3) Raise The Red 2000m (1) Mighty Kahal

56,93 69,21 85,61 95,91 125,74

Preparing For The Mile Flamingo Park 18th July Four of the ten races in the Northern Cape on Monday were staged over 1400m where fastest against the clock was STONE PINE in the bill topping pinnacle stakes. Freely available at 12/1, in this only his second outing following a ten month layoff, the 7yo son of Spectrum was soon up handy. He was ridden to lead early in the straight and went on to score with authority from the running on IL PALIO. Stone Pine won the non-black type Flamingo Mile last year and should now be cherry ripe if taking his place in that event again next time out. The faster of the two 1800m races was the MR66 Handicap won by ARTIC ROUTE. Freely available at 50/1 on the off, the friendless Solskjaer mare was always handy. She ran on strongly at the business end of the race and won going away by a length and three quarters after striking the front 50m from home. If acting on the surface HARMSTON HERALD was always going to be a very serious runner in the MR68 Handicap over 1000m and so it proved to be. One of just two market leaders to arrive on the card, the former Eastern Cape campaigner raced in midfield during the early part of the race. He quickened best of all when given rein and won going away by a length from the always handy VARIETY SPIRIT. TITBITS Having only his second outing in Kimberley, JAMROCK ran on well from the rear when a two lengths third in the maiden plate over 1400m. After running on from midfield, TEAGAN’S BOY cruised clear below the distance when winning the MR66 Handicap over 1400m going away.

Enjoying The Trip Vaal 19th July They raced on the inside track on Tuesday where surprisingly the faster of the two 2000m races was the MR65 Handicap (the other was a MR89 Handicap) won by the 8/1 shot AZA ARROW. On leaving the stalls it was the recent course and distance winner SHOT who elected to make the running, and he soon had the field well strung out. Indeed, Chris Erasmus’ charge raced sixth and was easily twelve lengths adrift. As they approached the 400m marker though, the early effort began to take its toll on the front runner and Aza Arrow was quickly thrust into contention. He ran on strongly in the closing stages of the race and got up late to beat the luckless ROYAL MASTER. Although always handy, the runner up was baulked for a run between the 200m-100m poles and only got going very late. The only other distance to stage more than one race was 1200m and quickest home here was TRIP TO PARADISE in the MR66 Handicap. Backed into 9/2 second favourite from 7/1 at the track, Coenie De Beer’s charge raced in midfield during the early part of the race. He was baulked for a run when making his move 300m out, but once seeing daylight he fairly flew. He struck the front 200m later and won going away by a length and a quarter. Race three on the card was a maiden plate over 1800m and in what proved to be a false paced affair we saw a smart performance from the well supported outsider WOODY CAPE. Nibbled at all the way in to 9/1 from 25’s, the Silvano gelding was a little slow into stride, but despite that was soon up handy. He took up the running going through the 200m and although the favourite SILVER SAGE ran on strongly late, he won comfortably by two and a quarter. TITBITS As short as even money at one point, the well supported newcomer PUBLIC PROTECTOR only really got going when the race was over when fourth in the maiden plate over 1200m.

Hearty Breakfast Greyville Favourite backers got off to a nice start on Wednesday afternoon when PERPETUAL SILENCE did the business in the opening maiden plate over 1200m. Returning from a nine month break here, the son of Trippi got away well when the gates opened and raced at the head of what quickly became a very strung out field. He was three lengths clear going through the 300m and that proved to be just enough to hold on from the gaining WINTER IS COMING by a half. Four of the afternoon’s nine races were run over 1400m and considerably quicker than the other three was the MR66 Handicap in which BREAKFAST CLUB scored for the second time in just four outings. Always handy, Dennis Drier’s charge quickened nicely after having to switch 250m out and won well by two. ARGO’S JET ran

... PE ............ WOODY CA . WON 9/2 LL .............. TRINITY HA .............. WON 15/4 HT SHINE BRIG .............. WON 7/2 .... .. .. .. .. A N 33/10 NEBR E.......... WO /1 C R O F IC M DYNA .. WON 3 .................. ON 14/10 HARRISON RALD .... W E H N O T S ON 12/10 HARM ............. W Y T U D F O TOUR

20th July on well from midfield to finish third in this race. The faster of the two maiden plates over 1600m was the boy’s affair won by TRINITY HALL. Drawn wide and a little slow into stride to boot, Paul Gadsby’s charge was guarding the rear as the twelve runners turned for home. Once in the straight though he quickened best of all and finding a dream run down the inside rail he got up late to deny the limited COURAGEOUS KING. TITBITS After losing two lengths at the start the poorly drawn SOUL OF SPAIN ran on well from the back when runner up in the MR70 Handicap over 1400m. She was racing off a mark 19 points below that of her former best here and should still be very well handicapped next time out.

Just The Tonic Vaal 21st July The new classic track staged Thursday’s newcomer GREEN PEPPER, Roy Magner’s meeting where three of the afternoon’s eight charge sat fifth for most of the journey. He quickened well 400m out and got the verdict by races were run over 1600m. Stopping the clock in the fastest time in these 0,4 from the running on RAFA. Race six on the card was a MR75 Handicap was RAISE THE RED when landing the MR85 over 1200m and here we saw a smart Handicap. Freely available at 8/1 on the off, Lucky performance from the 3yo INYANGA. Always Houdalakis’ charge was soon positioned close handy, the daughter of Elusive Fort took up the to the speed. He put his head in front going running as they approached the 100m marker through the 100m and kept on strongly in and won going away from the well-supported the closing stages of the race to beat the well HONOLUA BAY by two. supported BELENOS by three quarters. TITBITS The faster of the two 1000m races on the IN THE LOOP (midfield) and TRIP TO PARADISE card was the MR78 Handicap won by the 5yo (rear) both ran on strongly from off the pace CHIEF SIOUX run in a time just 0,07 seconds when 1st & 2nd respectively in the MR67 Handifaster than that of the maiden plate won by the cap over 1450m.

TOP SPEED RATINGS for this WEEKEND (Ratings shown have already been adjusted to allocated weights)

FAIRVIEW (FRI) Race 1: (5) Story Of My Life 13 Race 2: (5) Happy Lion 68 Race 3: (12) Oswego 14 Race 4: (12) Another Night 24 Race 5: (14) Jay Belle 35 Race 6: (2) Readytogorightnow 85 Race 7: (13) The Captain’s Cat 54 Race 8: (3) A P Ikhaja 54 Race 9: (7) Cuveo 49 KENILWORTH (SAT) Race 1: (11) Scandola 11 Race 2: (3) Edict Of Nantes 21 (NAP*) Race 3: (1) Auditorium 27 Race 4: (9) Pure Logic 19 Race 5: (6) Londalozi 12 Race 6: (6) Victoria Lavelle 77 Race 7: (17) Three Balloons 88 Race 8: (4) Gifted For Glory 78 Race 9: (12) Seventh Sister 45 TURFFONTEIN (SAT) Race 1: (9) September Bloom 6 Race 2: (1) Just A Gigolo 15 (NAP*) Race 3: (1) Gina Ballerina 11 Race 4: (3) Wall Of Ice 11 Race 5: (5) Angelic Appeal Race 6: (10) Lisnoble 36 Race 7: (10) Icy Avalanche 30 Race 8: (8) King And Empire 43 Race 9: (7) Le Clos 79 GREYVILLE (SUN) Race 1: (10) Brave And Bold 43 Race 2: (4) Crowd Pleaser 6 Race 3: (7) Mygirldownunder 43 Race 4: (11) Seattle Singer 49 Race 5: (5) Final Judgement 47 Race 6: (7) Rivarine 44 Race 7: (17) Three Balloons 88 Race 8: (2) Punta Arenas 97 Race 9: (1) Olma 82 Race 10: (1) Barbosa 93 (EW) Race 11: (7) Tripandie 92 Race 12: (14) Lock Him Up 55 NAP BETS

* Fancied ** Strongly fancied *** Very strongly fancied

SPORTING POST • FriDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

FAIRVIEW (Fri) .................................... TURFFONTEIN INNER (Sat) ........ KENILWORTH (Sat) ........................ GREYVILLE TURF/POLY (Sun) .....

Fairview Friday • 29th July 2016

START

12:25PM Fairview

1 2 3 4 5 6 10F12 7 8F10 8 2F10 6F12 9 14F1210 3F12 8F14 5F12 11

14F12 8F10 5F10 7F10 6F10 7F12 4F12 2F13 5F12 2F12 4F10

START

1:00PM

Fairview 5F14 10F12 1F12 2F12 3F12 1F12 5F16 3F16 3F12 2F12 7F10 12F12 7F12 12F14 5F16 7F16 1F12 5F12 4F13 3F12

START

1:35PM

Fairview 6K16 4K16 2F20 3F24 4F14 7F12 13F14 8F16 8F16 7F14 8F10 13F12 10F12 8F11

2:10PM

Fairview 2T15 4T14 4K16 2F16 4T15 2F14 9D19 9D12 2F12 3F10 7F14 4F13 3F10 6F10 7K12 7L14 7F13 5F12 9F14 11F16 7F12 8F16 4F12 8F12 4F10 4F12 5F10 8F12 4F14 4F14 6F14 7F12 6F12 5F12

START

2:45PM

Fairview 6T16 1T16 1F14 6F16 6F20 16F19 7F12 10F13 12F14 2F16 9F16 9F12 7F16 1F16 1F16 10F20 7F14 8F12 7F16 4F16 9F12 8F16 6F14 5F16 4F12 3F12 5F16 13F16 8F16 5F14 9F14 11F12 9L13 10K16 3F16 6F16

second run; btnF; Dist▼ prev run on a/w;

60.0 59.5 59.5 58.5 58.5 57.0 56.0 56.0 55.0 54.5

MR+5; won last; in frame last 7; btnF; Dist▼ MR+3; hdgr ON; Dist▼ won last; MR+4; in frame last 3; MR-2; unplaced last 4; MR-2; unplaced last 6; prev run on a/w; MR-1; hdgr ON; Dist▼

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0

MR-1; new stbl (ex GS Kotzen); MR-7; btnF; Dist▼ MR-7; MR-5; hdgr ON; unplaced last 3; MR-3; unplaced last 4; Dist▲ unplaced last 7; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; Dist▲ second run; Dist▲ Dist▲ second run; Dist▲ unplaced last 3;

PA2/PiCK SiX1 MAiden PlATe (F&M)(TuRF) - 1400M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-14)(2-16)(5-10-11-15)(6-8-12)

lindelize(Y Bremner) l Hewitson ................. 15 liMpopo river(GD Smith) S Khumalo ......... 3 Bristol Blue(T Laing) R danielson ............. 17 lookaMee(G Paddock) l Mxothwa ............... 16 Main attraCtion(DA Sham) W Agrella .... 13 red velvet lounge(AC Greeff) T Gould...... 1 vintage wine(GW Uren) C Zackey .............. 11 Carolina sky(AC Greeff) X ndlovu ............... 4 glaM i aM(JH Strydom) K Ramsamy .............. 9 one love(DA Sham) K Zechner ....................... 6 Crysthal(DA Sham) B vlooh ........................ 12 another night(AC Greeff) A Fortune ........... 2 CliFton sands(J Snaith) G v niekerk ........... 5 Fantasy Quest(Y Bremner) C Murray......... 10 itsMydarlin(DA Sham) R Munger ................ 8 noordhoek’s speed(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe. 7 oliMpiC hall(R du Plessis) - reserve 1 ...... 14

15V16 1 12F13 2 13F19 3 5F16 4 5F20 5 8F14 6 2F19 7 15F19 8 4F14 9 10F1910 6F12 11 5F14 12 10F13 13 9F14 14 3F16 15 14F1216 6F14 17 5F13 18

Horse Chestnut colt 20k cms (SI 0. unplaced last 3; prev run on a/w; unplaced last 4; prev run on a/w; prev run on a/w; btnF; 1st run gelded; Sail From Seattle filly; second run; second run;

PA1 MAiden PlATe (TuRF) - 1400M - SAMe TRAineR:(2-8)(3-4-5)(6-7)(9-10-11)

eMerald island(DA McKenzie) M Yeni ..... 10 salsa MusiC(GD Smith) S Khathi .................. 9 jaMtin(DA Sham) W Agrella............................ 2 russian arCher(DA Sham) K Zechner........ 4 oraCle(DA Sham) R Munger ......................... 12 agile CoMBat(JVA Strydom) e Webber ...... 11 BruCe’s Beauty(JVA Strydom) C Zackey ..... 8 drill pad(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe ................. 6 Flight Captain(Y Bremner) l Hewitson ....... 7 giMMe the stars(Y Bremner) S naidoo ...... 3 irish odyssey(Y Bremner) l Mxothwa ......... 5 oswego(AC Greeff) A Fortune.......................... 1

6F19 1 3F20 2 6F12 3 4F12 4 8F12 5 8F16 6 4F10 7 9K14 8 9F16 9 4F16 10 11F1311 2F12 12 12F1613 8F14 14 13F1415 7F12 16 6F16 17

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 57.5 57.5 57.5 57.5 57.5 57.5

MR 90 HAndiCAP (TuRF) - 1200M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-2-10)(4-7)(6-9)

BlaCk toga(T Laing) R danielson .................. 6 Captain’s reserve(T Laing) S Khumalo ..... 8 spaCe launCh(AC Greeff) A Fortune............. 3 CruzCaMpo(Y Bremner) l Hewitson.............. 2 happy lion(DA Sham) K Zechner................. 10 jo Malone(C Spies) C Zackey........................ 9 eternal jet(Y Bremner) S naidoo ................ 4 MesMerize(J Snaith) G v niekerk .................. 1 over Budget(C Spies) M Yeni ...................... 5 reBel house(T Laing) C Murray .................... 7

3F16 1 4F18 2 8F16 3 6F16 4 7F16 5 7F10 6 8F12 7 9F10 8 6F12 4F12 9 3F10 3F12 10 7F14 11 6F10 7F12 6F12 12

START

Fall oF diCe(AC Greeff) X ndlovu ................. 5 Fire house(Y Bremner) S Khumalo ................ 2 lateniteFever(JH Strydom) K Ramsamy .... 1 Mustang Boy(AC Greeff) A Fortune .............. 4 story oF My liFe(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe ... 6 Bella isle(Y Bremner) G v niekerk ................ 8 kirinia(JVA Strydom) R Munger .................... 11 let her Fly(DA Sham) K Zechner .................. 7 sail the storM(Y Bremner) l Hewitson ...... 3 shanpan(JVA Strydom) S devoy ................... 10 tiMedtoperFeCtion(C Spies) C Zackey .... 9

1F12 1 4F10 2 8F14 3 1F14 4 4F12 5 6F12 6 4F12 7 9F12 8 7F10 9 4F14 10

MAiden Juvenile PlATe (TuRF) - 1200M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-4)(2-6-9)(7-10)

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0

MR-1; prev run on a/w; MR-4; Dist▼ in frame last 5; Dist▲ hdgr ON; Dist▲ Dist▲ prev run on a/w; MR+9; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; unplaced last 3; MR-2; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; MR-2; prev run on a/w; unplaced last 3; prev run on a/w; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; unplaced last 3; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; Dist▲ unplaced last 4;

PA3/PiCK SiX2/JACKPOT1 MR 58 HAndiCAP (F&M)(TuRF) - 1600M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-12)(2-6-9-13-17)(3-10)(8-11)(14-18)

grand jury(DA Sham) W Agrella................ 11 invisiBle juiCe(Y Bremner) S Khumalo ....... 6 soldier girl(GD Smith) S Khathi.................. 4 starstepper(J Snaith) G v niekerk .............. 3 oyster nut(GW Uren) R danielson ............... 8 rose and Crown(Y Bremner) K Ramsamy ... 17 theMla(R du Plessis) M Yeni......................... 16 istas(AC Greeff) T Gould................................... 1 First oF May(Y Bremner) C Zackey............. 12 night danCer(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe ...... 13 unConditional(AC Greeff) A Fortune .......... 5 isaBelle(DA Sham) K Zechner ........................ 7 new orleans shine(Y Bremner) S naidoo .. 10 jay Belle(DA McKenzie) R Munger............... 15 kalahari Queen(G Paddock) l Mxothwa..... 9 stone town(JVA Strydom) C Murray........... 14 disney Queen(Y Bremner) - reserve 1 .......... 2 shaMal(DA McKenzie) - reserve 2................. 18

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 59.0 59.0 58.5 58.0 57.5 57.0 57.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 55.5 56.5 56.5

new stbl (ex MF de Kock); MR+3; prev run on a/w; MR-7; Dist▼ unplaced last 5; MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; Dist▼ MR-1; unplaced last 4; prev run on a/w; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; MR-1; MR+2; prev run on a/w; MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; MR-2; unplaced last 8; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; MR-1; unplaced last 3; MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; unplaced last 5; MR+3; prev run on a/w;

Fairview • 22 July

Wonder Worker START

3:25PM

Fairview 1F18 1F16 4F14 4F16 2F20 3F14 10T25 4F20 5K25 14K28 2F19 7F18 1F16 4F16 7F16 2F20 3F16 6F16 10F24 4F18 3F19 4F24

START

4:00PM

Fairview 2F12 2F13 10F12 6F12 10F16 5F14 10S12 8D12 18F12 11F10 5F12 10F12 6L14 8F13 5F14 1F12 1F13 13F16 9F10 3F12 4F12 5F10 2F10 2F12 6F10 3F12 7K20 3F10 3F12 7F13 11D14 8D20 12F10 15F12

START

4:35PM

Fairview 4F10 8F10 7F16 8F12 10F12 2F14 2F10 2F12 2F10 3F12 7F13 15F14 4F12 12F10 3F14 1F12 1F10 2F10 1F10 3F12 3F10 13F12 11F10 6F14 11F12 6D10 11S10 10F12 14F10 12F16 13F16 11F12 13F13 6F10 10F10

START

5:05PM

Fairview 2F12 2F10 2F12 14F12 4F10 5F12 7F10 3F12 2F12 14F10 5F10 2F10 10F14 1F12 9F13 8F16 9F10 9F10 5F12 15F13 9F12 1F13 8D12 11V12 9D10 15F10 7F10 7F14

7S12 13V12 16F10 13F10 13F10 14F10

2F16 1 3F16 2 1F16 3 1F18 4 6F16 5 3F36 6 1F16 7 3F24 8 3F19 9 3F18 10 1F20 11

Dist▲ in frame last 4; Dist▲ in frame last 3; MR+6; Dist▲ won last; MR+7; won last; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; Dist▼ MR+5; Dist▲ won last; MR+3; Dist▼ MR-8; prev run on a/w; MR+3; Dist▼ won last;

60.0 60.0 58.5 58.5 58.0 58.0 58.0 57.5 57.0 55.5 55.5 55.0 54.5 53.0 52.0 52.0 52.0

MR+4; prev run on a/w; Dist▼ unplaced last 10; MR-7; unplaced last 3; MR-7; unplaced last 6; MR-1; unplaced last 3; MR-3; unplaced last 3; MR+2; Dist▼ MR+3; won last; Dist▼ MR-2; Dist▼ won last; MR-1; MR-8; Dist▼ unplaced last 12; MR-4; unplaced last 6;

PA6/PiCK SiX5/JACKPOT4 MR 76 HAndiCAP (F&M)(TuRF) - 1000M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-3-18)(2-6-11-16)(4-9)(5-8-10)(7-14-15)(13-17)

wolverina(C Spies) C Zackey ....................... 6 Firing Queen(GD Smith) S Khathi................. 5 a p ikhaja(C Spies) R Munger ..................... 11 natural tan(AC Greeff) T Gould ................... 2 pipette(Y Bremner) S Khumalo ..................... 12 tony the reBel(GD Smith) R danielson ...... 8 eMerald rose(DA McKenzie) l Mxothwa..... 9 thornBird(Y Bremner) l Hewitson .............. 18 sorBonne(AC Greeff) M Yeni........................ 16 Candy Crush(Y Bremner) G v niekerk ........ 13 killala(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe ..................... 1 leCture’s luCk(DA Sham) K Zechner ....... 10 red hot lady(JVA Strydom) S devoy.......... 15 Chapel Queen(DA McKenzie) K Ramsamy ... 7 supa-u(DA McKenzie) e Webber ...................... 3 glittering jet(GD Smith) S naidoo .......... 14 legal ForCe(JVA Strydom) X ndlovu ............ 4 noMvula(C Spies) C Murray ........................ 17

11F12 1 8F12 2 12F12 3 11F10 4 1F12 5 6F10 6 16F14 7 14F12 8 12F12 9 17F1010 11F1411 1F8 12 13F1213 6Q12 14 14F1015 15F1016 10F1017 11F1018

60.0 58.5 58.5 57.0 55.5 55.5 54.0 54.0 52.5 51.0 51.0

PA5/PiCK SiX4/JACKPOT3 MR 78 HAndiCAP (TuRF) - 1200M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-4)(3-10)(5-9)(11-12)(13-14)(15-17)

Cardinal(J Snaith) G v niekerk .................... 16 ess el kay(GW Uren) M Yeni ........................ 15 aCapulCo(Y Bremner) S Khumalo .................. 8 Classy Fighter(J Snaith) R Munger.......... 17 Fire danCing(C Spies) W Agrella ............... 12 peregrine king(DA McKenzie) K Ramsamy .....2 river god(G Paddock) l Mxothwa ................. 4 arMorial(DA Sham) K Zechner ..................... 9 atso tiMe(C Spies) C Zackey ....................... 13 Firth oF Clyde(Y Bremner) l Hewitson ....... 7 in Full regalia(AC Greeff) A Fortune.......... 3 zevenastiC(AC Greeff) T Gould.................... 14 the Captain’s Cat(T Laing) R danielson .... 6 ConsonanCe(T Laing) C Murray .................. 11 sun power(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe............ 10 sCuzaMi(JVA Strydom) S devoy...................... 1 saCred ground(GD Smith) S naidoo .......... 5

10F10 1 10F12 2 11F14 3 9F12 4 9F12 5 16F12 6 9F10 7 7F14 8 7F12 9 11F1410 1F10 11 5F12 12 10F1313 8D10 14 4F12 15 13F1316 15F1017 11F1218

PA4/PiCK SiX3/JACKPOT2 FRiendlY CiTY STAKeS (nOn-BlACKTYPe)(TuRF) - 1800M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-3-5)(2-4)(6-7-11)(9-10)

jet explorer(J Snaith) A Fortune ................ 5 readytogorightnow(T Laing) S Khumalo.. 1 true Master(J Snaith) G v niekerk .............. 4 orChestrated(T Laing) R danielson.......... 11 Masterly(J Snaith) l Hewitson ...................... 8 oh so Modus(R du Plessis) C Zackey ........... 9 rahvar(R du Plessis) M Yeni ........................... 3 king oF Chaos(DA Sham) K Zechner............ 6 gloBal express(GD Smith) l Mxothwa....... 7 seattle swing(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe ...... 2 all the Bids(R du Plessis) C Murray........... 10

7F12 1 3F12 2 6F16 3 9F10 4 15F10 5 6F12 6 8F12 7 2F12 8 4F14 9 4F10 10 1F12 11 10F1412 5F12 13 1F14 14 4F12 15 9F12 16 9F12 17

R610

60.5 58.5 58.0 57.0 57.0 55.5 55.0 55.0 55.0 52.5 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0

MR-1; prev run on a/w; unplaced last 3; btnF; Dist▼ MR-2; btnF; prev run on a/w; MR-1; Dist▼ unplaced last 5; Dist▼ MR+4; prev run on a/w; Dist▼ won last; in frame last 4; MR-3; unplaced last 6; MR-10; Dist▼ unplaced last 7; MR-8; hdgr OFF; unplaced last 4; MR-18; Dist▼ unplaced last 8; hdgr ON; unplaced last 5; MR-5; unplaced last 5;

PA7/PiCK SiX6 MR 76 HAndiCAP (F&M)(TuRF) - 1000M - SAMe TRAineR:(1-5-8)(2-10-11-17)(3-4)(6-14-15)(7-12-16)

la reBel(Y Bremner) l Hewitson .................. 10 red heart(C Spies) C Zackey ...................... 18 night out(AC Greeff) X ndlovu ...................... 8 MystiC express(AC Greeff) A Fortune......... 5 Folk law(Y Bremner) S Khumalo.................. 17 seventh CirCle(DA McKenzie) C Murray .... 1 Cuveo(GD Smith) JP vd Merwe ........................ 6 Brida(Y Bremner) l Mxothwa ......................... 12 argo’s jewel(A Wilmot) S devoy................. 7 lady willow(C Spies) M Yeni ..................... 15 intisara(C Spies) R Munger ........................... 2 Besotted(GD Smith) S naidoo ....................... 4 BlaCk jade(DA Sham) K Zechner ................ 11 iwannaBe(DA McKenzie) e Webber ................ 3 Midnight laCe(DA McKenzie) K Ramsamy .. 9 roCking donna(GD Smith) G v niekerk ..... 13 juniper(C Spies) not declared ...................... 16 Bizzy peg(JVA Strydom) T Gould .................. 14

61.0 61.0 59.5 59.5 59.0 56.0 55.5 53.5 52.5 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0

MR-1; MR-1; btnF; prev run on a/w; MR-2; MR-1; MR+2; won last; prev run on a/w; prev run on a/w; Dist▼ MR-5; unplaced last 3; MR-7; unplaced last 5; unplaced last 4; Dist▼ won last; second run; MR-7; unplaced last 7; MR-3; unplaced last 3; MR-8; hdgr ON; unplaced last 6; MR-5; unplaced last 4; MR-8; unplaced last 8; MR-6; unplaced last 7;

RACE 1 2/1 STORY OF MY LIFE 3/1 Mustang Boy 4/1 Timedtoperfection 4/1 Sail The Storm 7/1 Bella Isle 10/1 Fall Of Dice 14/1 Fire House 33/1 Latenitefever 33/1 Kirinia 33/1 Let Her Fly 50/1 Shanpan RACE 2 5/2 Rebel House 4/1 Captain’s Reserve 5/1 Space Launch 5/1 CRUZCAMPO 5/1 Happy Lion 7/1 Black Toga 14/1 Eternal Jet 14/1 Jo Malone 20/1 Mesmerize 20/1 Over Budget RACE 3 3/1 Emerald Island 3/1 OSWEGO 4/1 Gimme The Stars 4/1 Flight Captain 5/1 Salsa Music 14/1 Russian Archer 20/1 Jamtin 20/1 Oracle 33/1 Irish Odyssey 33/1 Drill Pad 50/1 Agile Combat 66/1 Bruce’s Beauty RACE 4 3/1 LIMPOPO RIVER 4/1 Bristol Blue 4/1 Another Night 7/1 Main Attraction 10/1 Clifton Sands 12/1 Lindelize 12/1 Lookamee 14/1 Itsmydarlin 14/1 Noordhoek’s Speed 16/1 One Love 20/1 Olimpic Hall 20/1 Red Velvet Lounge 25/1 Fantasy Quest 25/1 Vintage Wine 33/1 Crysthal 33/1 Carolina Sky 33/1 Glam I Am RACE 5 4/1 Unconditional 5/1 Themla 5/1 Oyster Nut 7/1 Starstepper 10/1 First Of May 10/1 Shamal 10/1 Isabelle 14/1 KALAHARI QUEEN 14/1 Invisible Juice 20/1 Jay Belle 20/1 Disney Queen 20/1 New Orleans Shine 20/1 Night Dancer 25/1 Istas 25/1 Rose And Crown 25/1 Stone Town 25/1 Grand Jury 33/1 Soldier Girl RACE 6 3/1 JET EXPLORER 3/1 True Master 4/1 Readytogorightnow 5/1 Orchestrated 5/1 Rahvar 10/1 Oh So Modus 14/1 Masterly 14/1 King Of Chaos 20/1 Global Express 20/1 Seattle Swing 33/1 All The Bids RACE 7 4/1 Zevenastic 4/1 In Full Regalia 5/1 Armorial 5/1 Firth Of Clyde 7/1 Cardinal 12/1 Ess El Kay 12/1 Consonance 16/1 Sun Power 16/1 The Captain’s Cat 16/1 Atso Time 16/1 RIVER GOD 16/1 Acapulco 20/1 Classy Fighter 25/1 Peregrine King 33/1 Sacred Ground 50/1 Fire Dancing 50/1 Scuzami RACE 8 4/1 Pipette 5/1 Candy Crush 5/1 Killala 5/1 Sorbonne 7/1 A P IKHAJA 7/1 Thornbird 10/1 Natural Tan 14/1 Lecture’s Luck 14/1 Wolverina 14/1 Firing Queen 20/1 Supa-U 25/1 Emerald Rose 33/1 Tony The Rebel 33/1 Red Hot Lady 33/1 Chapel Queen 33/1 Nomvula 50/1 Glittering Jet 66/1 Legal Force RACE 9 3/1 BESOTTED 4/1 La Rebel 4/1 Folk Law 5/1 Seventh Circle 10/1 Red Heart 10/1 Mystic Express 20/1 Juniper 20/1 Lady Willow 20/1 Cuveo 20/1 Night Out 25/1 Intisara 33/1 Argo’s Jewel 33/1 Brida 33/1 Black Jade 33/1 Rocking Donna 50/1 Midnight Lace 50/1 Iwannabe 50/1 Bizzy Peg

SPORTING POST • FriDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

turFFontein inner Saturday • 30th July 2016 START

3:50PM

Turffontein

START

12:05PM Turffontein

8T12 11T16 12T12 1 11V11 9V14 11T12 2 7V12 5T16 8T14 3 3V12 4 6V12 6T14 2T16 5 3T14 6 4T16 7V18 7V16 7 5V12 16V10 8V14 8V12 6V10 6V14

8 2V12 9 10 8V10 11 9T10 12 5V15 13

12:40PM Turffontein

2T14 1 2V14 2 3V14 3 6V18 4 13T12 5 9V12 6 7T12 7 6T14 8 3V16 9 12V1210 6V10 7V12 7V16 11

3V15 4T16 8V14 5V16 14V10

3V14 4T16 10V16 7T14 13V10 6T12 8V12 6V10 9V10 9T15 6T14

1:15PM

Turffontein 2V10 3V10 3T10 7T10 6T10 14T12 12V12 13T12 11V10 16T12 15V10

5T10 1 3V12 2 6V10 3 4V10 4 2Q10 5 6V10 6 8V14 7 12V10 8 13V10 9 10V1010

11 12V1212

13 14

START

1:55PM

Turffontein 2D19 3V16 3V20 6T26 6T12 7V15 6T14 6T26 7V16

4D20 6V17 5V18 10T20 10V12 7V20 5V17 10V18 5V20

2V18 10T14 2T26 4V14 8T14 3V18 11V18 8T26 7V16

START

2:35PM

Turffontein 1T14 13S18 2T22 8T18 2T14 6T16 1V16 7T18 5V20

5T15 5D19 3T20 4V20 3T16 6T15 5T16 4T20 8T20

START

3:15PM

Turffontein 1T16 3V15 3T14 6V16 6V17 7T18 5T16 9V15 10V18 10T16 9V16

8T16 11V16 2V15 10T16 2V16 14V18 2V18 2V16 5Q16 2T15 7T16

3T14 13S24 9T16 4V17 4T16 1V16 5T16 13V24 8V24

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0

Dist▲ unplaced last 4; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; unplaced last 4; Dist▲ second run; second run; hdgr ON; Brave Tin Soldier filly; Dist▲ Dynasty filly 650k bk1 (SI 1.04); Dist▲ hdgr OFF; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; unplaced last 4;

MAiden PlATe - 1450M - SAMe TRAineR:(4-5)

just a gigolo(D Little) P Strydom ................ 4 august duke(GV Woodruff) C Maujean......... 3 kings landing(CE Erasmus) S Brown .......... 9 devious xandre(G Maroun) C Zackey ......... 5 Funky town(G Maroun) M Thackeray ........... 2 warM regards(GM Alexander) G Wrogemann..10 king oF Cant(RR Magner) C Murray ............. 6 Mr tinsel(BO Wiid) G lerena ........................ 7 private ruler(PF Matchett) R Simons ........ 8 siyakwaMukela(G v Zyl) M v Rensburg..... 11 st oliver(M Houdalakis) i Sturgeon ............... 1

START

10V12 4T12 7T10 9V10 2Q10 10V10 7V10

Bezrin’s gold(D Nieuwenhuizen) C Habib .... 3 Cool esCape(PF Matchett) R Simons .......... 13 invisiBle touCh(OA Ferraris) S Brown ........ 1 koMeshans Flight(G v Zyl) M v Rensburg .. 11 little swiFt(G v Zyl) M Thackeray ............... 2 oh My darling(MF de Kock) G lerena ....... 10 Quintessa(G Maroun) C Murray ..................... 5 sassi Model(GM Alexander) C Zackey ........ 12 septeMBer BlooM(M Houdalakis) i Sturgeon .. 8 sMiling Blue eyes(SG Tarry) S Khumalo .... 9 spiCe lady(M Houdalakis) G Wrogemann ...... 4 sweet pea(S Naidoo) R Munger ..................... 6 three kingdoMs(C J Mayhew) C Maujean .. 7

START

MAiden Juvenile PlATe (FillieS) - 1450M - SAMe TRAineR:(4-5)(9-11)

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0 56.0

in frame last 5; MR+10; in frame last 3; MR+4; hdgr ON; MR-3; Dist▼ unplaced last 7; MR+15; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 1st run gelded; Dist▲ Dist▲ unplaced last 5;

Dist▲ second run; 1st run gelded; unplaced last 3;

PA1 MAiden PlATe (F&M) - 1000M - SAMe TRAineR:(2-4)(3-5)(6-8-9)(10-12)

gina Ballerina(S Ferreira) S Khumalo ........ 2 pippi shortsoCk(LW Goosen) P Strydom. 11 golden MeMories(C Binda) C Habib.......... 1 iMperial topaz(LW Goosen) G Wrogemann . 13 spirit oF love(C Binda) l Hewitson ............ 4 the great duChess(G Maroun) M Thackeray . 5 aBrah(B Warren) l Bester ............................... 3 aiMee sweet(G Maroun) M v Rensburg ........ 8 Blue laCe(G Maroun) S Brown ....................... 9 Cindy at Cee(R Francis) n Patel .................... 7 ClareMorris(RR Magner) G lerena .......... 12 Finger’s Crossed(R Francis) R Simons ... 10 paCiFiC eClipse(BD Botes) C Maujean ........ 6 sha-BooM sha-BooM(GM Alexander) C Zackey 14

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0 57.0

in frame last 3; MR-5; MR-4; MR-3; btnF; prev run on sand; unplaced last 3; hdgr ON; Dist▼ unplaced last 4; hdgr ON; hdgr OFF; unplaced last 6;

PA3/PiCK SiX2/JACKPOT1 MR 90 HAndiCAP (F&M) - 1800M - SAMe TRAineR:(2-8)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

silver sage(SG Tarry) l Hewitson ................. 9 like a Master(M Houdalakis) C Zackey........ 7 wall oF iCe(SD Gray) K Zechner ................... 8 FeatherFlight(D Little) P Strydom .............. 2 reCord Bid(B Warren) J Penny ..................... 3 piper arrow(GM Alexander) G Wrogemann . 6 MasteroFthestars(GV Woodruff) C Maujean .4 reMinisCenCe(T Zackey) C Habib ................. 1 Master duke(H Adamson) i Sturgeon .......... 5

FeatherFoot(D Little) P Strydom ................. 4 work ethiC(G v Zyl) M v Rensburg ............... 6 pennington sands(T Zackey) G lerena ..... 9 tiger FlaMe(OA Ferraris) K Zechner ............. 3 angeliC appeal(SD Gray) JP vd Merwe ...... 8 Cape Marigold(M Houdalakis) J Penny ....... 5 she’s a looker(BD Botes) C Murray............ 1 lovingkindness(G v Zyl) M Thackeray ........ 2 Cote de paBlo(C J Mayhew) R Munger ........ 7

8T20 1 7V16 2 1V16 3 13V15 4 2V16 5 10V16 6 8V20 7 2V16 8 7V16 9 11V1510 8V16 11

60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0 60.0

60.0 59.5 56.5 54.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0 52.0

btnF; Dist▲ in frame last 4; MR-4; Dist▲ Dist▼ Dist▲ MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 9; Dist▲ MR-5; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; hdgr ON; Dist▼ unplaced last 10; MR+8; Dist▲ unplaced last 10;

MR-3; Dist▲ MR-1; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; MR-1; hdgr OFF; Dist▲ MR-1; MR-1; Dist▲ in frame last 4; MR+3; Dist▲ won last; Dist▲ MR-3; Dist▼ MR-2; Dist▼ unplaced last 9;

PA4/PiCK SiX3/JACKPOT2 MR 65 HAndiCAP - 1600M - SAMe TRAineR:(-)

greatFiveeight(SG Tarry) A Fortune ........... 1 nero(G v Zyl) M v Rensburg ............................. 9 aQuaBuoy(R Francis) C Zackey ...................... 5 prospeCtus(OA Ferraris) S Brown ................ 4 paCiFiC g(BD Botes) S Khumalo ..................... 7 klondike river(BO Wiid) C Murray ........... 10 world doMination(C Binda) C Habib........ 2 ChaMpions Cup(T Zackey) K Zechner .......... 8 jaCk Friday(LJ Human) C ngcobo ................ 6 lisnoBle(E Verdonese) l Hewitson ................. 3 warBash(CE Erasmus) J Penny .................... 11

60.0 59.0 56.5 55.5 55.5 55.0 55.0 54.5 54.5 52.5 52.0

4V16 4V17 1T14 2V16 10V14 6S14 4V15 13V14 6V16 10V16 10T15

START

4:25PM

Turffontein 9V16 7V14 2V15 6V15 6V10 6T15 4V14 13T14 9Q12 9T14

8V18 1V15 5V14 6T12 10V12 3V16 6V16 11V14 4Q14 13V14

START

5:05PM

Turffontein 7T14 6T10 4V14 1Q14 2T18 3V14 14T16 1T14 3T16 4T12 2V12

2T14 9T10 9T12 6Q16 3T18 10V12 11T18 7T16 1T15 11V14 2V12

2V20 1 8V16 2 8T12 3 8V16 4 7T15 5 8V15 6 14V14 7 5V16 8 5Q14 9 13V1610 12V1611

royal Master(LJ Human) P Strydom......... 11 post grad(RP Lerena) G lerena .................... 1 arpad(BO Wiid) G Wrogemann ........................ 2 Mr BalBoa(MG Azzie) K Zechner ................... 3 king gerard(G Maroun) C Murray .............. 10 Captain sparrow(M Houdalakis) i Sturgeon ..6 Movie Man(BD Botes) JP vd Merwe .............. 7 Media CirCus(SG Tarry) S Khumalo ............. 8 exploraCy(C Binda) C Habib ......................... 9 iCy avalanChe(A Nassif) l Hewitson ........... 4 CaMps driFt(CE Erasmus) C ngcobo............ 5

7V17 1 3V14 2 4V14 3 5V14 4 10T15 5 4V15 6 5V16 7 10V16 8 2Q14 9 12V1510

tora tora(SW Kenny) G lerena .................... 8 apple CruMBle(MG Azzie) l Hewitson........ 3 woza Madoda(M Houdalakis) G Wrogemann . 9 MutakayyeF(C Binda) C Zackey .................... 5 Caughtinthedeep(GV Woodruff) C Maujean.... 4 zen Master(M Houdalakis) J Penny .............. 1 de lujo(C Binda) C Habib ................................ 6 king and eMpire(GM Alexander) C Murray . 7 riCh approval(LJ Human) R Munger .......... 2 Beza(PF Matchett) C ngcobo ........................... 10

7D16 1 7T12 2 8T16 3 6Q14 4 8V16 5 3T15 6 6T14 7 7V14 8 1V14 9 9T12 10 3T12 11

MR-6; 1st run gelded; Dist▼ MR-2; MR+3; won last; in frame last 5; MR-5; unplaced last 3; MR+3; MR-3; unplaced last 6; MR-2; Dist▼ MR-4; unplaced last 5; MR-2; MR-5; unplaced last 3;

60.0 59.5 59.0 59.0 57.0 56.0 54.5 54.0 53.5 52.0 52.0

btnF; Dist▼ MR-1; MR-4; Dist▲ MR-2; unplaced last 3; MR-2; MR-2; unplaced last 3; MR-1; btnF; unplaced last 3; MR-2; unplaced last 4; hdgr ON; unplaced last 9;

PA6/PiCK SiX5/JACKPOT4 MR 71 HAndiCAP - 1450M - SAMe TRAineR:(3-6)(4-7) 60.0 58.5 58.5 55.0 54.0 53.5 53.0 53.0 52.0 52.0

MR-4; hdgr OFF; Dist▼ MR-1; hdgr OFF; MR-1; unplaced last 5; MR-8; 1st run gelded; MR-1; MR-1; MR-5; hdgr ON; unplaced last 6; Dist▲ prev run on sand; MR-5; unplaced last 4;

PA7/PiCK SiX6 MR 91 HAndiCAP - 1450M - SAMe TRAineR:(3-8)(7-9)

prinCe oF orange(C Dawson) G lerena .... 5 deliver the power(S Ferreira) C Habib .. 11 tiger’s retreat(SG Tarry) A Balloo............. 8 trade eMBleM(LJ Human) R Munger .......... 1 in the Cruise(OA Ferraris) S Brown ........... 10 national key(BO Wiid) C Murray.................. 9 le Clos(MG Azzie) C Zackey ............................ 3 proFit ratio(SG Tarry) S Khumalo ............... 6 awesoMe adaM(MG Azzie) l Hewitson ........ 2 reeF oF Fortune(LW Goosen) M Thackeray .... 7 hidden agenda(SW Kenny) JP vd Merwe .... 4

60.5 58.5 58.5 58.5 57.0 57.0 56.0 53.5 52.5 52.0 52.0

MR-5; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; MR-4; MR-3; prev run on sand; MR-1; note run on 28Jul; MR-7; unplaced last 3; MR-1; hdgr ON; MR+5; won last 2; in frame last 4; MR-3; hdgr ON; Dist▲ Dist▲ in frame last 3;

From 1st August the Sporting Post weekend paper will cost R40 00

Visionaire filly; first run; second run; Lateral filly; first run; Lateral filly; first run;

PA2/PiCK SiX1 MAiden PlATe - 2000M - SAMe TRAineR:(-)

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

7Q18 2V16 5V14 1V15 6V14 1D14 13V12 9V14 5V15 12F20 10V15

PA5/PiCK SiX4/JACKPOT3 MR 64 HAndiCAP - 1600M - SAMe TRAineR:(-)

Scribble Pad

RACE 1 12/10 Oh My Darling 4/1 Smiling Blue Eyes 4/1 September Bloom 5/1 KOMESHANS FLIGHT 7/1 Sassi Model 10/1 Little Swift 14/1 Three Kingdoms 33/1 Spice Lady 33/1 Quintessa 50/1 Invisible Touch 50/1 Bezrin’s Gold 80/1 Cool Escape 80/1 Sweet Pea RACE 2 1/1 JUST A GIGOLO 4/1 August Duke 4/1 Mr Tinsel 7/1 Private Ruler 14/1 King Of Cant 14/1 Warm Regards 14/1 Kings Landing 14/1 St Oliver 33/1 Devious Xandre 50/1 Funky Town 50/1 Siyakwamukela RACE 3 16/10 GINA BALLERINA 5/2 Pippi Shortsock 7/1 Claremorris 7/1 Sha-Boom Sha-Boom 7/1 Imperial Topaz 7/1 Golden Memories 14/1 Spirit Of Love 14/1 Pacific Eclipse 33/1 The Great Duchess 33/1 Finger’s Crossed 66/1 Abrah 80/1 Cindy At Cee 80/1 Blue Lace 80/1 Aimee Sweet RACE 4 1/1 SILVER SAGE 16/10 Wall Of Ice 7/1 Like A Master 7/1 Featherflight 10/1 Piper Arrow 25/1 Masterofthestars 33/1 Record Bid 50/1 Master Duke 66/1 Reminiscence RACE 5 3/1 Featherfoot 3/1 Angelic Appeal 4/1 PENNINGTON SANDS 5/1 Tiger Flame 7/1 She’s A Looker 10/1 Work Ethic 10/1 Cape Marigold 25/1 Lovingkindness 33/1 Cote De Pablo RACE 6 5/2 Pacific G 4/1 Greatfiveeight 4/1 Champions Cup 5/1 World Domination 7/1 Aquabuoy 7/1 LISNOBLE 14/1 Nero 20/1 Klondike River 20/1 Prospectus 33/1 Jack Friday 33/1 Warbash RACE 7 3/1 ROYAL MASTER 3/1 Post Grad 3/1 Media Circus 5/1 Mr Balboa 10/1 Captain Sparrow 14/1 Movie Man 14/1 Arpad 14/1 Exploracy 20/1 King Gerard 33/1 Icy Avalanche 66/1 Camps Drift RACE 8 15/10 Apple Crumble 4/1 Woza Madoda 5/1 ZEN MASTER 5/1 De Lujo 7/1 Mutakayyef 10/1 Tora Tora 14/1 Rich Approval 25/1 Caughtinthedeep 25/1 King And Empire 50/1 Beza RACE 9 3/1 Awesome Adam 4/1 National Key 5/1 Profit Ratio 5/1 Prince Of Orange 5/1 IN THE CRUISE 5/1 Hidden Agenda 20/1 Trade Emblem 25/1 Le Clos 25/1 Deliver The Power 33/1 Tiger’s Retreat 33/1 Reef Of Fortune

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SPORTING POST • FriDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

kenilworth Saturday • 30th July 2016 START

PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 Gr2 Gold Cup (Turf) - 3200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-8)(2-17)(5-7-13-15-16)(6-9-10)(11-14)

4:20PM Greyville

START

12:52PM

Maiden Juvenile Plate (Fillies) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-7-8-12)(5-10-13)(6-9)

Kenilworth

1 Baroness Mary(BJ Crawford) H vd Hoven... 3 60.0 Dynasty filly; first run; 2 Bright Beauty(AE Sands) R Khathi.............. 7 60.0 Biarritz filly 90k bk2 (SI 0.83); 3K12 3 Contessa Fantasia(J Snaith) R Fourie..... 11 60.0 second run; 4 Elusive Touch(AN Marcus) A Fortune........ 10 60.0 Elusive Fort filly 100k nt (SI 1.1 5 Ginger Rose(GS Kotzen) J Jordaan................ 2 60.0 Elusive Fort filly 120k crtr (SI 0 6 Katniss(D Kannemeyer) G Behr........................ 6 60.0 Dynasty filly 380k ty (SI 4.04); 7 Lady Of The House(BJ Crawford) C Orffer.. 4 60.0 Dynasty filly 3700k bk1 (SI 5.91); 10K12 8 Margylle(BJ Crawford) C du Plooy............... 14 60.0 second run; 9 Mariuccia Blue(D Kannemeyer) L Africa..... 8 60.0 Argonaut filly; first run; 4K10 7L12 10 Red Berry Candle(GS Kotzen) D Habib.... 13 60.0 3K10 2K12 11 SCANDOLA(MW Bass) A Domeyer.................... 9 60.0 btnF; 5K10 12 Silken Summer(BJ Crawford) F Herholdt..... 1 60.0 second run; 13 Sylvanite(GS Kotzen) S Khathi...................... 12 60.0 Silvano filly 400k bk1 (SI 0.64); 7K14 8L12 14 Tornado Dance(PD Reeves) B May.............. 5 60.0

START

1:27PM

Kenilworth

Maiden Juvenile Plate - 1400m - SAME TRAINER:(2-3)(8-11)

7K12 3K14 3K12 1 Captainblackbeard(R v Reenen) C du Plooy..10 60.0 Dist▲ 8K12 2 Carbon Offset(BJ Crawford) F Herholdt...... 6 60.0 Dist▲ second run; 4K12 2K12 3 EDICT OF NANTES(BJ Crawford) C Orffer....... 5 60.0 Dist▲ 5K12 4K12 8L14 4 Gimme Green(DR Hodgson) B May................ 4 60.0 note run on 26Jul; 9K12 3K12 5K12 5 Glorious Goodwood(J Snaith) R Fourie.... 8 60.0 btnF; Dist▲ 7K12 9K12 3K16 6 Ice Ridge(D Kannemeyer) G Behr.................. 11 60.0 17K12 5K12 7 Illdrinktothat(M Robinson) H vd Hoven.... 9 60.0 Dist▲ 12K12 7K14 7K12 8 Logan(MW Bass) A Fortune.............................. 1 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 3K12 4K12 9 Oh Behave(PD Reeves) A Domeyer................. 3 60.0 btnF; Dist▲ 9K12 10K16 10 Rider Of The Storm(ELP Steyn) C Bantam.....7 60.0 6K12 5K12 11 Rinjani(MW Bass) R Khathi............................. 2 60.0 Dist▲

Maiden Plate - 1000m - SAME TRAINER:(4-5)

PA2/PICK SIX1 Maiden Plate - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(8-9)

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 Maiden Plate - 2000m - SAME TRAINER:(1-7)(2-3)

START PA1

2:07PM

Kenilworth

6K10 5K10 2K10 1 AUDITORIUM(GR Puller) H vd Hoven................ 2 60.0 8K14 8K16 2K12 2 Rock On Geordies(BJ Crawford) C Orffer... 4 60.0 MR+3; 4K12 7K10 4K10 3 Mighty Hash(GW Ennion) G Behr.................. 6 60.0 10K10 16K12 11L14 4 Costly Affair(M R Allie) L Africa.................. 5 60.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 5 Haiti(M R Allie) D Habib..................................... 1 60.0 West Order gelding; first run; 6 Count Du Cap(DR Hodgson) B May............... 7 57.0 Count Dubois colt 60k bk2 (SI 0.47 7 Edge Of Glory(AN Marcus) A Fortune........... 3 57.0 King of Kings colt 90k nt (SI 0.84 8 Jozi King(AD Steyn) R Khathi........................... 9 57.0 King’s Apostle colt; first run; 10K10 5L10 10K12 9 Secret Idea(J Snaith) R Fourie.................... 10 57.0 unplaced last 3; 5K11 8K10 10 Star Of Joseph(D Kannemeyer) S Cele........ 8 57.0

START

2:47PM

Kenilworth

14K16 5K16 2K16 1 Rocket Master(MW Bass) A Domeyer........ 7 60.0 MR+7; 9K14 3K16 5K18 2 Royal Ginger(DR Hodgson) A Fortune.......... 3 60.0 MR-3; Dist▼ 5K20 4K24 11K18 3 Braaistin(GW Ennion) R Khathi...................... 1 60.0 MR-3; Dist▼ 5K12 5K12 4 Marvan(GR Puller) D Ashby............................. 5 60.0 Dist▲ 5K16 5 Purple Summer(BJ Crawford) C Orffer..... 10 60.0 second run; 10K10 7K12 3K12 6 Go Marty Go(J Snaith) R Fourie..................... 8 56.0 Dist▲ 9K12 9K12 7 King Of Aces(ELP Steyn) H vd Hoven............. 4 56.0 Dist▲ 16K12 8 One Man Show(D Kannemeyer) L Africa....... 9 56.0 Dist▲ second run; 10K12 3K12 4K16 9 PURE LOGIC(D Kannemeyer) G Behr................. 6 56.0 3K8 9K14 10K16 10 Rebel Force(JMT Stewart) F Herholdt........... 2 56.0

START

3:27PM

Kenilworth

4K16 3K24 2K18 1 Mr Lover Boy(ELP Steyn) A Domeyer........... 6 60.0 MR+1; Dist▲ in frame last 3; 2L20 7K14 2K24 2 Archie(AE Sands) G Behr................................. 1 60.0 MR-2; Dist▼ 5K12 6K14 7K18 3 Kado(AE Sands) A Fortune................................. 8 60.0 MR-3; Dist▲ unplaced last 6; 5L10 12K14 4K18 4 Cuduiari(A Nel) D Habib.................................. 5 60.0 Dist▲ 10K18 5 Turbo Diesel(BJ Crawford) C Orffer.............. 2 60.0 Dist▲ second run; 5K16 7K16 5K16 6 Londalozi(MW Bass) R Fourie........................ 7 56.5 MR-6; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 7K12 7K16 5K16 7 All Night Long(ELP Steyn) H vd Hoven........ 3 55.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 4K16 7K16 3K18 8 OMAHA TRIBE(VH Marshall) R Khathi.............. 9 55.0 Dist▲ 5K14 13K16 9K18 9 Woodland’s Forest(R v Reenen) C Bantam..4 55.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3;

START

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 Gr3 Champagne Stakes (F&M) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-3)(4-5)(6-7)

4:02PM

Kenilworth

11K12 6K12 9K16 1 Double Whammy(GS Kotzen) S Khathi...... 11 60.0 MR-1; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 8K14 8K12 6K16 2 Come Fly With Me(MW Bass) G Behr......... 4 59.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 6; 7K12 5K12 2K12 3 Aliysa’s Prize(GS Kotzen) D Habib............... 8 59.0 MR+2; 4K12 2K12 2K12 4 Beach Goddess(BJ Crawford) C Orffer......... 7 59.0 MR+5; in frame last 6; 10K14 4K12 4K12 5 Secret Society(BJ Crawford) F Herholdt..... 9 59.0 MR-1; 7S12 2S11 7D12 6 VICTORIA LAVELLE(J Snaith) R Fourie........... 5 58.5 prev run on a/w; 1K10 10K14 3F10 7 Acaciawood(J Snaith) C du Plooy................. 6 58.5 btnF; 1K12 3K12 1K14 8 Neala(SW Humby) A Fortune............................ 3 58.5 MR+3; Dist▼ won last; 5K12 1K10 1K10 9 Varumba(VH Marshall) R Khathi...................... 1 58.5 won last 2; 11K16 1K12 16K16 10 Ocean’s Swell(DR Hodgson) XG Carstens.10 58.5 Dist▼ 1L13 1K12 11 Quine(A Nel) A Domeyer.................................... 2 58.5 MR+5; won last 2;

14K20 8T18 9D22 1 MASTER SABINA(GV Woodruff) G Lerena........ 2 60.0 MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 3S24 2D24 4D22 2 Helderberg Blue(MW Bass) G v Niekerk... 4 59.5 btnF; Dist▲ in frame last 4; 8K18 1K28 5K14 3 Ovidio(J Snaith) P Strydom............................... 7 59.5 Dist▲ 2K28 3K32 11S24 4 Coltrane(J Ramsden) B Lerena.................... 12 58.5 hdgr ON; 12D24 12S24 3D30 5 Kingston Mines(MF de Kock) D Dillon....... 17 58.5 8S18 1D24 13D30 6 Balance Sheet(D Kannemeyer) K De Melo... 3 57.5 btnF; 2T20 9S24 2D22 7 The Centenary(MF de Kock) Wei Marwing... 9 57.0 MR+1; Dist▲ 2T29 1T32 1T25 8 Arch Rival(GV Woodruff) R Danielson......... 14 56.5 won last 2; in frame last 5; 2S24 5D24 5D30 9 Solar Star(D Kannemeyer) S Randolph......... 1 56.5 1D19 1D18 1S24 10 Cape Speed(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech........... 8 55.5 MR+4; won last 3; in frame last 3; 4T25 15D20 7D30 11 Stebbins(WH Marwing) L Hewitson................. 5 54.5 5T32 8D24 3T25 12 Fortune Fella(D Little) C Zackey............... 18 54.0 1V24 2T25 1D30 13 Enaad(MF de Kock) S Khumalo....................... 13 53.5 MR+6; won last; in frame last 3; 2T25 4T25 1T22 14 Zafira(WH Marwing) C Murray......................... 6 53.0 MR+4; Dist▲ won last; 5T26 9T25 4D30 15 Kinaan(MF de Kock) not declared................... 15 53.0 10D24 2S20 2D30 16 Smart Mart(MF de Kock) M Yeni................ 10 53.0 15D24 3S24 6D30 17 Three Balloons(MW Bass) - reserve 1..... 16 53.0 MR+3; 7D24 5S24 8D30 18 Storm Warning(JJ v Vuuren) - reserve 2.. 11 56.5 MR-1; unplaced last 3;

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4:37PM

Kenilworth

PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 Pinnacle Stakes - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(1-4-5-6)

4K14 1F14 2K14 1 Ashton Park(MW Bass) A Domeyer.............. 7 60.0 in frame last 3; 5K14 9K16 1K14 2 Blarney Bay(M Robinson) H vd Hoven.......... 3 60.0 MR+3; won last; 8K16 5K18 1K14 3 READY TO ATTACK(J Snaith) R Fourie............. 2 57.0 MR+3; won last; 8K16 3K18 6K18 4 Gifted For Glory(MW Bass) A Fortune...... 8 57.0 Dist▼ 4K25 10K28 5K18 5 My World(MW Bass) R Khathi........................ 4 55.5 Dist▼ 6K16 4K18 8L16 6 Laurie’s Gold(MW Bass) F Herholdt............. 6 54.0 MR-2; 1K16 8K16 7L16 7 Our Icon(D Kannemeyer) G Behr..................... 1 54.0 6K14 2K18 2K18 8 Waiting For Rain(ELP Steyn) C Orffer......... 9 54.0 MR+2; Dist▼ 4K20 6K12 14K16 9 Can Cope(HWJ Crawford) S Fortune................ 5 51.0 MR-3;

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PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 70 Handicap (F&M) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(1-6)(3-10)(4-9-12)

5:17PM

Kenilworth

5K16 1L16 9K16 1 Judith Anne(GS Kotzen) J Jordaan................ 7 60.5 2K12 1K14 3K14 2 Elusive Stars(RG Sheehan) A Domeyer....... 6 60.5 in frame last 3; 2K16 2K16 1K16 3 Navasha(BJ Crawford) C Orffer...................... 15 58.5 won last; in frame last 5; 13K14 6K16 8K14 4 Lucky Tuesday(MW Bass) F Herholdt........... 9 58.0 MR-3; unplaced last 5; 7K14 3K16 2K14 5 Waning Crescent(NL Bruss) A Fortune...... 8 58.0 MR+1; 5L13 11L13 14K14 6 Entre Nous(GS Kotzen) D Habib.................. 12 57.5 MR-5; unplaced last 3; 7K16 15K14 13K16 7 Frenni(VH Marshall) L Africa............................ 5 56.0 MR-6; unplaced last 3; 5K16 7K12 9K14 8 Morethanthat(DR Hodgson) B May............ 3 56.0 MR-5; unplaced last 4; 8K18 3K20 10K18 9 Noisette(MW Bass) R Khathi........................ 14 56.0 MR-1; Dist▼ 1K18 5K20 8K18 10 Elusive Rose(BJ Crawford) S Cele.............. 11 55.0 MR-4; Dist▼ 3K14 7K16 1K16 11 SIGN YOUR NAME(GW Ennion) G Behr............ 2 54.5 won last; 14K16 6K14 7K16 12 Seventh Sister(MW Bass) D Ashby........... 16 54.5 MR-4; unplaced last 4; 11K14 7K20 11K16 13 Belle Of Croom(M Robinson) H vd Hoven.. 4 54.0 MR-5; hdgr ON; unplaced last 4; 12K16 4K20 7K18 14 Van Dam’s Force(R v Reenen) S Fortune.... 1 53.0 MR-1; Dist▼ 3K16 10K18 12K16 15 Garden Feature(AN Marcus) XG Carstens.... 10 52.0 MR-2; 9K10 7K14 8L10 16 Sweet Parade(AD Steyn) C Bantam............ 13 52.0 MR-7; Dist▲ unplaced last 5;

Scribble Pad

RACE 1 16/10 Contessa Fantasia 5/2 SCANDOLA 5/1 Lady Of The House 7/1 Elusive Touch 10/1 Katniss 14/1 Red Berry Candle 14/1 Sylvanite 14/1 Silken Summer 14/1 Bright Beauty 25/1 Mariuccia Blue 25/1 Ginger Rose 33/1 Baroness Mary 33/1 Margylle 33/1 Tornado Dance RACE 2 2/1 Oh Behave 3/1 EDICT OF NANTES 3/1 Glorious Goodwood 7/1 Captainblackbeard 10/1 Logan 10/1 Ice Ridge 10/1 Rinjani 20/1 Illdrinktothat 20/1 Carbon Offset 25/1 Gimme Green 80/1 Rider Of The Storm RACE 3 16/10 AUDITORIUM 5/2 Rock On Geordies 4/1 Secret Idea 5/1 Edge Of Glory 7/1 Mighty Hash 14/1 Count Du Cap 20/1 Jozi King 20/1 Star Of Joseph 33/1 Haiti 50/1 Costly Affair RACE 4 2/1 PURE LOGIC 3/1 Rocket Master 3/1 Royal Ginger 4/1 Go Marty Go 10/1 Marvan 14/1 Purple Summer 14/1 Braaistin 25/1 King Of Aces 50/1 One Man Show 66/1 Rebel Force RACE 5 5/2 Mr Lover Boy 5/2 Archie 3/1 OMAHA TRIBE 5/1 Londalozi 7/1 All Night Long 14/1 Cuduiari 14/1 Turbo Diesel 20/1 Kado 50/1 Woodland’s Forest RACE 6 16/10 VICTORIA LAVELLE 5/2 Acaciawood 7/1 Quine 7/1 Beach Goddess 10/1 Come Fly With Me 10/1 Neala 10/1 Varumba 14/1 Aliysa’s Prize 14/1 Double Whammy 20/1 Secret Society 25/1 Ocean’s Swell RACE 7 5/1 Cape Speed 5/1 Arch Rival 7/1 Ovidio 7/1 Enaad 8/1 The Centenary 10/1 Balance Sheet 10/1 Helderberg Blue 14/1 Kingston Mines 14/1 Solar Star 14/1 Fortune Fella 14/1 Stebbins 16/1 MASTER SABINA 16/1 Storm Warning 20/1 Zafira 20/1 Kinaan 20/1 Smart Mart 20/1 Three Balloons 25/1 Coltrane RACE 8 15/10 Ashton Park 3/1 Blarney Bay 4/1 READY TO ATTACK 5/1 Waiting For Rain 10/1 Gifted For Glory 14/1 My World 20/1 Laurie’s Gold 20/1 Our Icon 33/1 Can Cope RACE 9 3/1 Elusive Stars 3/1 Waning Crescent 5/1 Navasha 7/1 Lucky Tuesday 10/1 Judith Anne 10/1 Morethanthat 14/1 Belle Of Croom 14/1 Van Dam’s Force 14/1 SIGN YOUR NAME 20/1 Seventh Sister 20/1 Noisette 25/1 Frenni 25/1 Entre Nous 25/1 Garden Feature 33/1 Elusive Rose 50/1 Sweet Parade

SPORTING POST • FriDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

greyville

turf/poly

Sunday • 31st July 2016

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12:15PM Middle Stakes (F&M)(Polytrack) - 1400m - SAME TRAINER:(3-15)(7-9)

Greyville 1D14 7S18 3D14 1 Reigning Wave(PM Gadsby) B Lerena........ 13 60.0 10D14 6S16 4D14 2 Seek The Summit(DS Bosch) G Lerena........ 7 60.0 MR-1; 6V14 3D14 2D16 3 TEREPOVA(WH Marwing) C Murray................. 11 60.0 hdgr ON; 7S12 1S12 9D12 4 Roy’s Folly(Y Govender) M Yeni................... 12 60.0 Dist▲ 5D16 1D14 7D14 5 Beautiful Jet(A Nel) P Strydom................... 6 60.0 MR+4; returns to a/w; 1D16 8D20 6D16 6 Topography(CS Laird) D De Gouveia............. 2 60.0 3D14 11D14 8D14 7 Royalsecuritybaby(KG Naidoo) W Kennedy... 1 60.0 6D14 7S12 7D12 8 Wind Singer(DC Howells) G v Niekerk........... 8 58.0 MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 1D14 15S16 12D14 9 Roy’s Academy(KG Naidoo) D Dillon.......... 15 58.0 hdgr ON; 1D18 4D16 3D12 10 Sounds Positive(F Robinson) I Sturgeon.... 5 58.0 Dist▲ in frame last 4; 2T14 3Q12 7Q12 11 Boarding Call(C Spies) C Zackey................ 4 58.0 MR-4; Dist▲ returns to a/w; 1D16 2S16 2D14 12 Off Ramp(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech............. 14 58.0 in frame last 5; 1V14 4T16 6T16 13 Mythical Magic(SG Tarry) - reserve 1......... 9 56.0 btnF; first run on a/w; 2D14 6D12 4D14 14 Brave And Bold(W Whitehead) - reserve 2... 10 56.0 2D14 6D14 13S12 15 Eleven(WH Marwing) - reserve 3..................... 3 56.0 MR+1; returns to a/w;

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12:50PM

Maiden Juvenile Plate (Turf) - 1900m - SAME TRAINER:(2-6-12)(3-8-9)

Greyville 9S12 10D14 1 Ahead Of Traffic(Y Govender) M Yeni...... 12 60.0 1st run gelded; Dist▲ 8D12 10S14 5D16 2 Beachmaster(WH Marwing) C Murray......... 9 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 8D12 11S16 9D14 3 Checkthegreenlight(KG Naidoo) L Hewitson.... 4 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 3V12 2D14 2S16 4 CROWD PLEASER(JJ v Vuuren) A Marcus..... 10 60.0 btnF; Dist▲ in frame last 3; 4S12 4D12 8D14 5 Prince Ariano(G v Zyl) G Lerena.................. 2 60.0 hdgr ON; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 11D14 6 Raven’s Champ(WH Marwing) T Godden.... 13 60.0 second run; first run on turf; 10D14 5D12 6D14 7 Roy’s Mambo(PM Gadsby) B Lerena........... 11 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 12D12 8 Roy’s Saxophone(KG Naidoo) W Kennedy... 5 60.0 second run; first run on turf; 5D14 3D16 6S16 9 Roy’s Yevahn(KG Naidoo) I Sturgeon............ 6 60.0 Dist▲ 13D14 5S16 5D16 10 Sonar Active(MD Miller) DS Lembethe......... 1 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 5S16 7S16 11 Speed Of Africa(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech.....7 60.0 Dist▲ 12D14 4S16 12 The Rock(WH Marwing) Wei Marwing............. 3 60.0 Dist▲ 6D12 5D14 10S16 13 The Stag King(VH Marshall) M Byleveld........ 8 60.0 hdgr OFF; Dist▲ unplaced last 3;

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1:25PM

Gr2 The Debutante (2yo Fillies)(Turf) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(2-6)(10-11)

Greyville 1K12 2K12 6D14 1 The Merry Widow(J Snaith) A Delpech....... 2 60.0 Dist▼ 1S10 2 A Womens Way(DC Howells) I Sturgeon...... 12 56.0 won last; second run; 6T11 3T12 6D14 3 Arissa(AG Laird) Wei Marwing......................... 9 56.0 Dist▼ 6K14 1S14 8D14 4 Flash Fire(VH Marshall) M Byleveld............... 7 56.0 hdgr OFF; Dist▼ 1S10 5 La Revere(DR Drier) S Veale........................... 5 56.0 won last; second run; 10S12 2S12 1D13 6 Lunar Rush(DC Howells) C Zackey................ 6 56.0 won last; 1S10 7S11 7 Mygirldownunder(G v Zyl) W Kennedy... 13 56.0 btnF; 2D12 7D14 2D12 8 Roy Is Second(AJ Wright) R Danielson......... 8 56.0 1V12 4T14 9 Shebang(MG Azzie) L Hewitson..................... 10 56.0 Dist▼ 3F12 1K12 5D12 10 Shizam(GS Kotzen) G v Niekerk........................ 4 56.0 prev run on a/w; 3S10 1S12 11 Trippi’s Girl(GS Kotzen) S Randolph............ 3 56.0 won last; 1T10 3T12 12 WATER LILY LAKE(SG Tarry) S Khumalo........ 11 56.0 btnF; 1D12 9S12 14D14 13 Zadora(G Anthony) K De Melo.......................... 1 56.0 Dist▼

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PA2/PICK SIX1 Gr2 Umkhomazi Stakes (2yo’s) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(4-8)(5-7)(9-10)

2:05PM

Greyville 1T10 3T11 1T12 1 Flying Myth(SG Tarry) S Khumalo............... 11 60.0 won last; in frame last 3; 2V10 1V10 2V10 2 British Royale(JJ v Vuuren) L Hewitson.... 10 58.0 in frame last 3; 9S12 1D12 3 Count Von Count(AJ Rivalland) B Lerena... 3 58.0 won last; prev run on a/w; 1S12 4 Hack Green(DR Drier) S Veale....................... 8 58.0 won last; second run; 9S11 5D14 7D13 5 Ocean Drive South(KG Naidoo) W Kennedy...1 58.0 unplaced last 3; 5T12 5T12 7T14 6 Outshine(T Zackey) K Zechner........................ 6 58.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 2S11 6S12 9D14 7 Over Sure(KG Naidoo) A Delpech................... 9 58.0 Dist▼ 5S10 1S10 8 Rocky Valley(DR Drier) A Marcus................. 7 58.0 won last; 1V10 1V10 9 Wrecking Ball(G Maroun) G Lerena............ 5 57.5 won last 2; 3V12 3V12 1T12 10 Queen Laurie(G Maroun) M v Rensburg........ 4 55.5 won last; in frame last 3; 2S11 1V12 2S12 11 SEATTLE SINGER(C Spies) M Yeni.................. 2 55.5 in frame last 6;

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PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 2:50PM Gr1 Thekwini Stakes (2yo Fillies)(Turf) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(3-10-15)(7-13)(8-12-14)(9-11)

Greyville 1V15 1 Bonne Vie(C Spies) C Zackey........................ 14 60.0 won last; second run; 2K10 6K12 7K12 2 Chill Baby Chill(WH Marwing) C Murray... 7 60.0 Dist▲ new stbl (ex DR Hodgson); 2D14 1D14 2D16 3 Costa Da Sol(G v Zyl) W Kennedy............... 15 60.0 in frame last 3; 1D14 2D14 2D14 4 DAWN CALLING(DC Howells) A Marcus........... 1 60.0 in frame last 6; 1S14 3D14 1D14 5 Final Judgement(GS Kotzen) S Randolph.... 12 60.0 won last; in frame last 5; 5S11 6D14 7D14 6 Fortissimus(J Snaith) G v Niekerk................ 8 60.0 unplaced last 3; 2D12 7D12 1S14 7 Hungry Heart(DR Drier) K De Melo.............. 5 60.0 won last; 1V11 3V12 3D12 8 Kahula(SG Tarry) G Lerena.............................. 6 60.0 Dist▲ in frame last 3; 3V16 1T15 2T14 9 Oasis Queen(MG Azzie) L Hewitson................ 4 60.0 in frame last 3; 1D12 7S12 4D13 10 Poster Girl(G v Zyl) B Lerena....................... 3 60.0 btnF; Dist▲ 1S12 2D14 11 Querari Falcon(MG Azzie) A Delpech......... 9 60.0 2V12 2T14 1T14 12 Safe Harbour(SG Tarry) S Khumalo........... 10 60.0 won last; in frame last 4; 1S12 1D14 3D14 13 Sail(DR Drier) S Veale...................................... 11 60.0 in frame last 4; 4S11 3S12 4D14 14 Visuality(SG Tarry) P Strydom........................ 2 60.0 in frame last 4; 4D14 15 Raes’ Dyna Jet(G v Zyl) - reserve 1............ 13 60.0 second run;

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PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 3:30PM Gr1 Premiers Champion Stakes (2yo’s)(Turf) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(4-6)(7-8)

Greyville 1S12 1 Africa Rising(SG Tarry) S Khumalo.............. 3 60.0 Dist▲ won last; second run; 8S11 3D12 3D14 2 Gunner(PM Gadsby) B Lerena.......................... 7 60.0 1T12 2T14 3 Lotus Elan(C Spies) C Zackey........................ 8 60.0 1S14 1D14 2D14 4 Misty Birnam(MF de Kock) C Murray........... 6 60.0 in frame last 4; 1D12 1D14 5D14 5 Palladium(CS Laird) A Marcus....................... 9 60.0 btnF; 2D14 2S16 1D14 6 Qeyaadah(MF de Kock) Wei Marwing............ 10 60.0 won last; in frame last 4; 2T12 3S12 1D12 7 Rivarine(MG Azzie) A Delpech......................... 4 60.0 Dist▲ won last; in frame last 6; 11T12 5V16 1T16 8 Ryder(MG Azzie) L Hewitson........................... 11 60.0 won last; 1D16 9D14 1D16 9 Step Up(VH Marshall) M Byleveld..................... 2 60.0 won last; 2S14 2D12 3D14 10 Without A Doubt(G v Zyl) W Kennedy......... 5 60.0 Dist▲ in frame last 4; 1D14 1D14 11 ZODIAC RULER(J Snaith) P Strydom................ 1 60.0 won last 2;

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PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 Gr2 Gold Cup (Turf) - 3200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-8)(2-17)(5-7-13-15-16)(6-9-10)(11-14)

4:20PM

Greyville 14K20 8T18 9D22 1 MASTER SABINA(GV Woodruff) G Lerena........ 2 60.0 MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 3S24 2D24 4D22 2 Helderberg Blue(MW Bass) G v Niekerk... 4 59.5 btnF; Dist▲ in frame last 4; 8K18 1K28 5K14 3 Ovidio(J Snaith) P Strydom............................... 7 59.5 Dist▲ 2K28 3K32 11S24 4 Coltrane(J Ramsden) B Lerena.................... 12 58.5 hdgr ON; 12D24 12S24 3D30 5 Kingston Mines(MF de Kock) D Dillon....... 17 58.5 8S18 1D24 13D30 6 Balance Sheet(D Kannemeyer) K De Melo... 3 57.5 btnF; 2T20 9S24 2D22 7 The Centenary(MF de Kock) Wei Marwing... 9 57.0 MR+1; Dist▲ 2T29 1T32 1T25 8 Arch Rival(GV Woodruff) R Danielson......... 14 56.5 won last 2; in frame last 5; 2S24 5D24 5D30 9 Solar Star(D Kannemeyer) S Randolph......... 1 56.5 1D19 1D18 1S24 10 Cape Speed(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech........... 8 55.5 MR+4; won last 3; in frame last 3; 4T25 15D20 7D30 11 Stebbins(WH Marwing) L Hewitson................. 5 54.5 5T32 8D24 3T25 12 Fortune Fella(D Little) C Zackey............... 18 54.0 1V24 2T25 1D30 13 Enaad(MF de Kock) S Khumalo....................... 13 53.5 MR+6; won last; in frame last 3; 2T25 4T25 1T22 14 Zafira(WH Marwing) C Murray......................... 6 53.0 MR+4; Dist▲ won last; 5T26 9T25 4D30 15 Kinaan(MF de Kock) not declared................... 15 53.0 10D24 2S20 2D30 16 Smart Mart(MF de Kock) M Yeni................ 10 53.0 15D24 3S24 6D30 17 Three Balloons(MW Bass) - reserve 1..... 16 53.0 MR+3; 7D24 5S24 8D30 18 Storm Warning(JJ v Vuuren) - reserve 2.. 11 56.5 MR-1; unplaced last 3;

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PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 Gr1 Champions Cup (Turf) - 1800m - SAME TRAINER:(1-12)(4-15)(5-16)(6-8-13)

5:05PM

Greyville 9T16 3D14 6D16 1 Ice Machine(CS Laird) B Lerena.................. 15 60.0 MR-5; btnF; Dist▲ 8D14 9D18 1D22 2 Punta Arenas(DR Drier) K De Melo.............. 8 59.0 MR+3; Dist▼ won last; 1T20 4T18 1T16 3 Judicial(T Zackey) K Zechner.......................... 3 59.0 Dist▲ won last; in frame last 4; 1S24 3D24 1D16 4 No Worries(G v Zyl) W Kennedy.................... 9 59.0 MR+2; Dist▲ won last; 9D19 8D18 11D30 5 Gold Onyx(SG Tarry) L Hewitson..................... 6 59.0 MR-3; Dist▼ unplaced last 6; 5D19 6D18 2D16 6 It Is Written(J Snaith) P Strydom................. 5 59.0 btnF; prev run on a/w; 4D14 3D18 5D22 7 Saratoga Dancer(DC Howells) C Zackey.... 1 59.0 MR+6; Dist▼ 3D19 2D18 12D22 8 Dynamic(J Snaith) - scratched....................... 11 59.0 Scratched 13T20 2D19 17D22 9 St Tropez(J Ramsden) A Marcus.................... 4 59.0 Dist▼ 6T18 9D16 5D16 10 Bezanova(AG Laird) C Murray......................... 7 59.0 MR-3; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 1K16 1K18 2D22 11 MARINARESCO(MW Bass) G v Niekerk.......... 14 57.5 MR+8; Dist▼ in frame last 9; 11D16 11D16 1D18 12 Exit Here(CS Laird) Wei Marwing................. 10 57.5 MR+4; won last; 2D14 9D16 5D16 13 Baritone(J Snaith) A Delpech....................... 13 57.5 Dist▲ 3D16 3D20 10D22 14 Mambo Mime(D Kannemeyer) S Randolph... 12 57.5 Dist▼ 2T25 4D20 15D22 15 Rocketball(G v Zyl) G Lerena........................ 2 57.5 MR-2; hdgr ON; Dist▼ 9T18 5D16 3D16 16 Malak El Moolook(SG Tarry) S Khumalo..... 16 57.5 Dist▲

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PA7/PICK SIX6 Gr2 Gold Bracelet (F&M)(Turf) - 2000m - SAME TRAINER:(2-6-10)(7-8)

5:45PM

Greyville 8T16 6D14 2D16 1 OLMA(F Robinson) I Sturgeon............................ 3 60.0 Dist▲ 3S24 10D16 2D24 2 Deputy Ryder(NL Bruss) G Lerena................ 7 60.0 btnF; Dist▼ 9S18 3D20 11S24 3 Ma Choix(A Nel) P Strydom............................. 5 60.0 Dist▼ 4T25 3T20 5S24 4 Patchit Up Baby(DC Howells) C Zackey....... 8 60.0 MR-1; hdgr ON; Dist▼ 2D20 7S24 6D24 5 Gathering Fame(DR Drier) S Veale.............. 1 60.0 MR-1; Dist▼ 10D20 4S16 1D24 6 Zante(NL Bruss) Wei Marwing.......................... 9 60.0 MR+6; Dist▼ won last; 9V20 2D19 2D16 7 Enchanted Silk(SG Tarry) L Hewitson........ 12 60.0 MR-3; prev run on a/w; 8D20 6D16 4D16 8 Intergalactic(SG Tarry) S Khumalo............ 6 58.5 MR+8; Dist▲ 2D16 3D20 4S24 9 Nightingale(MW Bass) G v Niekerk............ 11 58.5 btnF; Dist▼ in frame last 7; 4D16 6D20 2S24 10 Flying Ice(NL Bruss) A Delpech...................... 4 58.5 Dist▼ 9D14 10D16 1D16 11 Lala(D Campbell) D Dillon............................... 10 58.5 MR+3; Dist▲ won last; 3S18 9D20 1S20 12 Adorada(VH Marshall) M Byleveld................... 2 58.5 MR+2; Dist▲ won last;

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6:25PM

Umngeni Handicap (Listed)(Polytrack) - 1000m - SAME TRAINER:(9-13)

Greyville 3T10 10S12 7D12 1 BARBOSA(DR Drier) S Veale.............................. 3 62.5 returns to a/w; 3S11 9S12 2D12 2 Ernie(MW Bass) G v Niekerk............................. 1 59.0 13T10 3S10 5D11 3 Tar Heel(J Ramsden) D Dillon....................... 14 59.0 MR-1; 4D14 7D14 1D12 4 Kingston Boy(D Campbell) I Sturgeon........ 10 59.0 MR+6; won last; 1S12 4S12 9D12 5 Natal(ML Roberts) B Lerena........................... 12 58.5 4D12 2D12 4D12 6 Cutting Edge(DS Bosch) G Lerena............... 8 57.5 hdgr ON; in frame last 3; 9K14 1S10 3D12 7 Asstar(GB Puller) A Forbes.............................. 6 57.5 first run on a/w; 1T11 4V12 14T12 8 Mod Barley(PA Peter) L Hewitson................. 2 57.5 MR+5; returns to a/w; 6S10 3D14 6S11 9 Beloved Country(CS Laird) A Marcus........ 9 56.5 Dist▼ returns to a/w; 5F10 6K10 7D10 10 Harry Lime(J Snaith) C Murray...................... 4 56.0 MR-1; btnF; unplaced last 3; 5D14 3D14 1D10 11 Isca(G v Zyl) W Kennedy.................................. 11 55.5 MR+8; won last; 2S10 8T10 3D10 12 Arabian National(SG Tarry) S Khumalo...... 5 53.5 1D10 4D10 3D10 13 Big King(CS Laird) - reserve 1.......................... 7 52.0 btnF; in frame last 5; 1D14 8D12 10D14 14 Tuscan(KG Naidoo) - reserve 2...................... 13 54.0 Dist▼

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7:05PM

The Darley Arabian (Listed)(Polytrack) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(12-14)

Greyville 7D14 3D14 2D12 1 NIGHT TRIP(MW Bass) A Marcus................... 10 62.0 returns to a/w; 2V14 1V14 6T12 2 Finchatton(SG Tarry) S Khumalo................... 1 59.5 first run on a/w; 8D14 14D16 5D12 3 Royal Armour(L Forbes) A Forbes............... 9 58.5 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 7T12 3D14 9D16 4 Sensible Lover(WH Marwing) Wei Marwing...... 6 58.0 MR+14; returns to a/w; 1D14 9D14 6D16 5 Diamond King(AJ Rivalland) L Hewitson...... 12 56.5 MR+3; returns to a/w; 7D12 6D14 5D14 6 Sabadell(CG Eudy) C Habib.......................... 14 55.5 unplaced last 7; 1D12 1D14 1D14 7 Tripandie(D Kannemeyer) A Delpech.............. 8 55.0 MR+8; won last 3; in frame last 3; 1D16 6D20 9D16 8 Brooklyn Brawler(J Snaith) G v Niekerk.. 7 54.0 first run on a/w; 4T16 3D20 8D16 9 Kingmambo’s Legacy(MF de Kock) B Nyawo.. 13 54.0 MR+6; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 6D16 7S14 7D14 10 Team Guys(CS Laird) W Kennedy.................... 2 52.5 hdgr ON; unplaced last 4; 1D16 3D16 6S16 11 Cat In Command(PL Lunn) K De Melo.......... 4 52.5 MR+3; returns to a/w; 1D20 1D19 6S24 12 Go Direct(AJ Wright) C Murray....................... 3 52.0 MR+6; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 3K12 5K14 6S12 13 Macduff(J Ramsden) - reserve 1................... 5 52.0 first run on a/w; 10D14 5S16 5D12 14 Mr Roy(AJ Wright) - reserve 2....................... 11 52.0 MR-4; Dist▲ unplaced last 4;

START

7:40PM

MR 78 Handicap (Polytrack) - 1900m - SAME TRAINER:(2-14)(3-6-7)(9-10-15)

Greyville 10D19 6S18 8S16 1 Night Shadow(G v Zyl) L Tarentaal............... 4 63.5 MR-1; hdgr OFF; Dist▲ 8T18 1D16 9D14 2 Hyaku(SG Tarry) S Khumalo.............................. 3 61.0 Dist▲ 7D16 8D19 2D19 3 Thirtytwo Squadron(CS Laird) D De Gouveia....8 61.0 3K24 2S20 2S24 4 Juddering Angel(J Ramsden) A Delpech.... 6 60.0 btnF; in frame last 3; 6T14 6V14 6T18 5 TRIP TO RIO(MF de Kock) Wei Marwing......... 10 60.0 unplaced last 6; first run on a/w; 3D16 6D19 3S24 6 Shimmering Brook(CS Laird) B Lerena... 14 59.5 returns to a/w; 5D14 3D18 8D14 7 What A Poet(CS Laird) A Marcus................... 7 58.5 MR-2; hdgr OFF; Dist▲ 9T16 2V18 3V20 8 Boy Boy(PA Peter) C Habib............................... 5 58.0 first run on a/w; 1V20 5T18 6V18 9 Premier Chance(WH Marwing) C Murray. 12 57.5 MR+10; Dist▼ returns to a/w; 4D20 1D20 7D16 10 Jonovich(WH Marwing) T Godden.................. 2 57.5 Dist▲ 1D19 4D20 2D20 11 Live On The Moon(A Nel) G v Niekerk........ 15 57.5 MR+4; Dist▼ in frame last 7; 5D16 2D19 7D20 12 Pure Valor(L Denysschen) G Lerena............. 9 57.5 returns to a/w; 5D16 5S18 7D14 13 Aspara(J Snaith) - reserve 1.......................... 11 57.5 MR-4; Dist▲ unplaced last 7; 7V16 10V15 5D19 14 Lock Him Up(SG Tarry) - reserve 2................. 1 56.5 MR-1; unplaced last 4; 7T29 7T32 3S24 15 Frikkie(WH Marwing) - reserve 3................... 13 55.5 hdgr ON; first run on a/w;

RACE 1 4/1 Beautiful Jet 5/1 Reigning Wave 5/1 Seek The Summit 5/1 Mythical Magic 7/1 TEREPOVA 7/1 Off Ramp 10/1 Wind Singer 10/1 Roy’s Folly 14/1 Sounds Positive 20/1 Boarding Call 20/1 Topography 25/1 Royalsecuritybaby 25/1 Brave And Bold 33/1 Roy’s Academy 33/1 Eleven RACE 2 16/10 CROWD PLEASER 3/1 Prince Ariano 5/1 Speed Of Africa 7/1 The Rock 10/1 The Stag King 10/1 Sonar Active 14/1 Roy’s Mambo 20/1 Roy’s Yevahn 33/1 Raven’s Champ 33/1 Checkthegreenlight 33/1 Ahead Of Traffic 50/1 Beachmaster 66/1 Roy’s Saxophone RACE 3 5/2 WATER LILY LAKE 5/1 The Merry Widow 7/1 Mygirldownunder 7/1 La Revere 7/1 Arissa 10/1 Flash Fire 10/1 Shizam 10/1 Trippi’s Girl 10/1 A Womens Way 14/1 Lunar Rush 14/1 Roy Is Second 14/1 Shebang 33/1 Zadora RACE 4 2/1 Wrecking Ball 4/1 Flying Myth 4/1 British Royale 5/1 Rocky Valley 5/1 SEATTLE SINGER 14/1 Over Sure 14/1 Hack Green 14/1 Count Von Count 20/1 Queen Laurie 33/1 Ocean Drive South 33/1 Outshine RACE 5 4/1 Safe Harbour 5/1 Kahula 5/1 Sail 5/1 Visuality 7/1 DAWN CALLING 7/1 Querari Falcon 10/1 Final Judgement 10/1 Costa Da Sol 10/1 Poster Girl 14/1 Oasis Queen 25/1 Bonne Vie 25/1 Hungry Heart 25/1 Fortissimus 25/1 Raes’ Dyna Jet 33/1 Chill Baby Chill RACE 6 2/1 ZODIAC RULER 5/1 Rivarine 5/1 Africa Rising 5/1 Palladium 5/1 Misty Birnam 10/1 Qeyaadah 14/1 Lotus Elan 14/1 Gunner 14/1 Step Up 14/1 Without A Doubt 25/1 Ryder RACE 7 5/1 Cape Speed 5/1 Arch Rival 7/1 Ovidio 7/1 Enaad 8/1 The Centenary 10/1 Balance Sheet 10/1 Helderberg Blue 14/1 Kingston Mines 14/1 Solar Star 14/1 Fortune Fella 14/1 Stebbins 16/1 MASTER SABINA 16/1 Storm Warning 20/1 Zafira 20/1 Kinaan 20/1 Smart Mart 20/1 Three Balloons 25/1 Coltrane RACE 8 4/1 MARINARESCO 5/1 Punta Arenas 7/1 Malak El Moolook 7/1 Baritone 10/1 Exit Here 10/1 St Tropez 10/1 Saratoga Dancer 10/1 It Is Written 10/1 Judicial 10/1 Ice Machine 14/1 Bezanova 14/1 No Worries 14/1 Mambo Mime 14/1 Rocketball 33/1 Gold Onyx 80/1 Dynamic RACE 9 4/1 Deputy Ryder 4/1 Zante 7/1 OLMA 7/1 Patchit Up Baby 7/1 Flying Ice 7/1 Intergalactic 7/1 Nightingale 10/1 Ma Choix 10/1 Gathering Fame 14/1 Enchanted Silk 33/1 Lala 33/1 Adorada RACE 10 5/1 Arabian National 5/1 Cutting Edge 7/1 Ernie 7/1 Kingston Boy 7/1 Isca 7/1 Beloved Country 10/1 Tar Heel 10/1 Natal 10/1 Big King 14/1 Harry Lime 14/1 Asstar 14/1 BARBOSA 25/1 Mod Barley 33/1 Tuscan RACE 11 4/1 NIGHT TRIP 4/1 Tripandie 5/1 Finchatton 7/1 Sensible Lover 10/1 Go Direct 10/1 Cat In Command 10/1 Brooklyn Brawler 10/1 Sabadell 14/1 Kingmambo’s Legacy 14/1 Team Guys 14/1 Macduff 25/1 Diamond King 25/1 Royal Armour 25/1 Mr Roy RACE 12 4/1 Live On The Moon 4/1 What A Poet 4/1 Juddering Angel 7/1 Hyaku 10/1 Shimmering Brook 10/1 TRIP TO RIO 10/1 Thirtytwo Squadron 10/1 Boy Boy 14/1 Lock Him Up 14/1 Pure Valor 14/1 Premier Chance 14/1 Frikkie 20/1 Jonovich 25/1 Aspara 33/1 Night Shadow

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Race 9 (314)

FLAMINGO PARK Monday 18 July Going: good

Race 1 (306)

Flamingo Park MR 69 Handicap

2200m R50,000

Q 301 1 0.00 Nebra (4) 52.5 C Murray 7/2 5 b g Dynasty - Second Thought (Comic Blush) (3) 57.5 G Wrogemann 7/2 Q 301 2 1.00 Dragonstone 5 b g Stronghold - Tristram’s Frolic (Northern Guest) (2) 56.0 J Penny 10/1 Q 302 3 2.25 Duchess Catherine 5 b m Solskjaer - Noma-India (Kahal) (5) 60.0 F Herholdt 18/10 Q 284 4 6.00 Kidmambo (6) 52.0 M Yeni 7/2 Q 284 5 9.00 Maximo (1) 52.0 C Ngcobo 25/1 Q 302 6 17.50 Swizzle Stick Time: 149.14s (67.79s avg/1000m, or 53km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:T Prinsloo O:Mr A J van Huyssteen B:Normandy Stud

Race 2 (307)

Flamingo Park Maiden Plate

1800m R50,000

Q 252 1 0.00 Elijah (11) 60.0 M Yeni 16/1 3 b g Miesque’s Approval - Catsastar(AUS) (Tale of the Cat) (7) 60.0 C Murray 4/1 Q 206 2 2.25 Thiel 3 b g Visionaire - Tialata (Requiem) (8) 60.0 J Penny 5/1 Q 262 3 4.25 Russian Saint 3 b g Russian Sage - St Verde (Badger’s Drift) (10) 56.5 C Zackey 10/1 Q 297 4 6.00 Ginger Sioux (6) 56.5 R Simons 15/4 Q 297 5 7.25 Trevi Fountain (2) 60.0 E Pheiffer 16/1 Q 262 6 15.00 Bold Strategy (3) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 25/1 V 719 7 16.00 Talk It Over (5) 56.5 C Ngcobo 110/1 Q 297 8 22.00 Kalani (9) 60.0 D Habib 66/1 Q 262 9 26.00 Windbreak (4) 55.0 T Appie 110/1 Q 296 10 38.00 Smoke ‘n Go (1) 60.0 G Wrogemann 2/1 Q 299 11 38.50 Dragon’s Den Time: 115.38s (64.1s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:C Lensley O:Hyperpaint Syndicate (Nom: Mr G T Peter) B:Scott Bros

Race 3 (308)

Flamingo Park MR 66 Handicap

Flamingo Park Maiden Plate

Q 277 1 0.00 Howling Tom (9) 56.0 2 b c Daring Bid - The Lucky Cat (Damascus Gate) (8) 57.0 Q 297 2 0.15 Maths Major 3 b f Miesque’s Approval - Majolica (Jet Master) (11) 60.0 Q 278 3 2.00 Jamrock 3 b g Rock Of Rochelle - Jamelia (Western Winter) (1) 60.0 V 1249 4 3.50 Superficial (5) 60.0 Q 242 5 4.00 Calibre (7) 60.0 Q 299 6 6.00 Georgie Boy Q 299 7 7.25 Jamaicanminaloushe (10) 60.0 (13) 57.0 Q 289 8 11.00 Akademik (3) 60.0 Q 299 9 11.10 Sweet Turn (4) 60.0 Q 299 10 13.50 Tzitzikama Fire (14) 60.0 Q 185 11 14.00 Eagle’s Call (2) 60.0 V 1191 12 15.75 Henry The Eleventh (12) 60.0 Q 278 13 18.00 Blues King (6) 57.0 Q 251 14 35.00 Careless Whisper Time: 88.5s (63.21s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) 1st T:C Spies O:Mr T Spies B:HR Truter

Race 5 (310)

Flamingo Park MR 66 Handicap

1400m R50,000

C Zackey

9/1

C Murray

4/1

JP vd Merwe

33/1

M Yeni 15/4 T Appie 70/1 R Simons 13/2 D Habib 35/1 A Balloo 55/1 M v Rensburg 10/1 R Munger 4/1 M Thackeray 14/1 J Greyling 20/1 J Penny 55/1 E Pheiffer 50/1 SP Total %: 118%

1400m R45,000

Q 283 1 0.00 Teagan’s Boy (14) 54.5 JP vd Merwe 20/1 3 b g Warm White Night - Ivor’s Girl (Northern Guest) (13) 61.5 C Ngcobo 8/1 Q 292 2 2.25 Rich Approval 3 b g Miesque’s Approval - Really Rich (Only a Pound) (5) 53.5 R Munger 16/1 Q 293 3 4.50 Rainbow Star 4 ch g Argonaut - Almond Star (Southern Halo) (12) 55.0 G Wrogemann 6/1 Q 293 4 6.50 Downtown Danza (7) 56.5 M Yeni 18/10 V 1178 5 8.00 Exploracy (4) 52.0 A Balloo 25/1 Q 291 6 8.50 Winning Edge (9) 52.0 T Appie 40/1 Q 305 7 9.00 Shades Of Silence (8) 53.0 F Herholdt 16/1 F 511 8 11.00 Sergeant Tibbs (3) 52.0 M Thackeray 8/1 Q 291 9 11.50 Hermanus (1) 53.5 M v Rensburg 20/1 Q 291 10 14.00 Quantity (6) 52.0 J Penny 75/1 Q 304 11 15.00 Noble Virtue (11) 52.0 C Murray 8/1 Q 303 12 15.50 Capstone Von Kluh (2) 56.0 C Zackey 14/1 Q 291 13 21.00 Glinka (10) 52.0 E Pheiffer 75/1 Q 191 14 99.99 Carry On Captain Time: 86.42s (61.73s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:C Lensley O:Mr S J Myburgh B:Cheveley Stud

Race 6 (311)

Flamingo Park Pinnacle Stakes

1400m R69,000

Q 285 1 0.00 Stone Pine (5) 60.0 R Simons 12/1 7 b g Spectrum - Scent Of Pine (Badger Land) (8) 52.0 A Balloo 6/1 Q 303 2 2.50 Il Palio 5 b g Windrush - Cheyenne (Rambo Dancer) (1) 57.0 R Munger 7/1 Q 304 3 4.50 Samogan 5 b g Flying Spur - Superleggera(AUS) (Elusive Quality) (7) 55.0 C Zackey 40/1 Q 190 4 5.25 La Tourelle (3) 57.0 C Ngcobo 7/1 Q 292 5 7.00 Yesan Star (2) 52.0 M Mjoka 6/1 Q 293 6 15.00 Trade Emblem (4) 55.0 JP vd Merwe 5/1 D 944 7 16.50 Master Archer (9) 55.0 G Wrogemann 5/1 Q 303 8 18.50 Pigeon Flyer (6) 58.5 D Habib 20/1 Q 228 9 99.99 Evercell Time: 85.8s (61.29s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 102% 1st T:S von W Smit O:Mr P Barrett B:Highlands

Race 7 (312)

Flamingo Park MR 78 Handicap (F&M)

1600m R58,000

Q 300 1 0.00 Heart Flower (6) 55.0 M Thackeray 6/1 4 ch f Go Deputy - Flaming Flower (Western Winter) (8) 58.5 G Wrogemann 6/1 Q 303 2 2.00 Over Achiever 4 b f A P Arrow - Jeet Jet (Jet Master) (2) 52.0 F Herholdt 10/1 D 852 3 2.75 Villa Floriana 3 b f A P Answer - Floriana (The Sheik) (7) 52.0 A Balloo 28/10 Q 300 4 7.00 Rozenna (3) 60.0 C Zackey 6/1 Q 298 5 12.00 Dukes Idol (5) 52.0 C Murray 20/1 Q 300 6 19.00 Fuhgedaboudit (4) 58.5 M Yeni 7/1 Q 295 7 27.00 Beautiful Dawn (1) 59.0 M v Rensburg 9/2 D 916 8 29.00 Archetype Time: 100.56s (62.85s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 114% 1st T:S Miller O:Ourfriendsinthenorth Syndicate (Nom: Mrs S Miller) B:Lammerskraal Stud

Race 8 (313)

Flamingo Park MR 68 Handicap (F&M)

1200m R48,000

Race 10 (315) Flamingo Park MR 62 Handicap (F&M)

1400m R45,000

Q 298 1 0.00 Madame Le Roi (1) 56.0 M Yeni 3/1 3 ch f King’s Chapel - Mamzelle Magique (Badger Land) (8) 58.0 M Thackeray 16/1 Q 300 2 2.50 Calypso 5 b m Kahal - Miss Jet Set (Jet Master) (9) 60.0 F Herholdt 25/1 Q 300 3 3.25 Queen Of Rock 5 ch m Rebel King - Jungle Idol (Jungle Rock) (11) 52.0 J Penny 28/10 Q 300 4 5.25 Pride And Joy (10) 56.5 C Murray 13/2 Q 302 5 5.30 Lingerie (5) 52.0 T Appie 13/2 Q 286 6 5.75 National Symbol (4) 56.5 C Zackey 12/1 Q 300 7 7.50 Pena Palace (13) 57.5 J Greyling 16/1 Q 300 8 8.00 Rasberry Lips (7) 52.0 R Munger 55/1 Q 297 9 17.00 Monte Carlo Player (3) 56.0 E Pheiffer 33/1 Q 302 10 19.00 Jupiterandmars (12) 59.0 JP vd Merwe 25/1 Q 302 11 20.00 Cloud Runner (6) 60.0 G Wrogemann 12/1 Q 300 12 24.00 Eastside (2) 58.5 D Habib 40/1 Q 300 13 99.99 Uproar Time: 87.47s (62.48s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:P Smith O:Mr P L Smith B:B Le Roux

1800m R45,000

Q 298 1 0.00 Artic Route (11) 52.0 M Thackeray 50/1 5 b m Solskjaer - West By North West (Northern Guest) (2) 61.0 D Habib 14/1 Q 303 2 1.70 Ford Country 4 b g Ashaawes - Painted House (Victory Moon) (1) 56.5 M v Rensburg 4/1 V 1154 3 1.75 Consider The Cat 5 b g Black Minnaloushe - Musing (Centenary) (7) 60.0 C Zackey 7/2 Q 293 4 4.75 Misty Power (6) 52.5 C Murray 7/1 F 511 5 6.50 Inca Silver (9) 57.0 JP vd Merwe 8/1 Q 264 6 7.00 Bank Manager (3) 58.5 R Simons 33/10 Q 303 7 7.50 Kalidar (10) 53.5 E Pheiffer 12/1 Q 286 8 11.25 Jet Swinger (8) 52.0 J Penny 100/1 Q 256 9 12.75 The Ngwazi (5) 52.0 C Ngcobo 14/1 Q 234 10 15.50 Le Gray (4) 53.0 F Herholdt 20/1 Q 284 11 99.99 William Of Wembley Time: 114.28s (63.49s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:S Miller O:PCS (Pty) Ltd (Nom: Mr P Botha) B:Balmoral Stud

Race 4 (309)

Flamingo Park MR 72 Handicap

D 937 1 0.00 Harrison (10) 59.0 M v Rensburg 3/1 4 b g Sarge - Counting Gold (Count Dubois) (4) 61.5 C Ngcobo 6/1 Q 294 2 0.50 Heavenly Express 4 b g Kahal - Enroute To Heaven (Northern Guest) (6) 52.0 T Appie 16/1 Q 282 3 3.25 First Law 4 b g Newton - Sparkling Wit (Goldkeeper) (8) 54.0 R Simons 7/1 Q 305 4 4.50 Triple A (9) 55.5 M Thackeray 10/1 Q 305 5 5.00 Pegged For Glory (1) 52.0 A Balloo 75/1 Q 238 6 9.00 Proud As Punch (5) 57.5 M Yeni 15/4 Q 298 7 13.00 Boarding Call (2) 61.5 G Wrogemann 12/1 Q 304 8 13.25 Protest Song (3) 52.0 JP vd Merwe 11/1 Q 305 9 17.00 Victory Silks (7) 59.5 C Zackey 8/1 Q 209 10 22.00 Seven Kings Time: 73.24s (61.03s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:WGC Miller O:Messrs V S Tojeira & B D Burnard B:J & Mrs Martin

1000m R48,000

F 404 1 0.00 Harmston Herald (7) 60.5 M Yeni 14/10 3 ch f Muhtafal - Next Edition (Russian Fox) (6) 52.0 M Thackeray 10/1 Q 290 2 1.00 Variety Spirit 3 b f Var - Spirit Ofthe Dance (Goldmark) (5) 56.5 R Munger 4/1 Q 298 3 1.25 Rhythm In Red 3 b f Overlord - African Rhythm (Count Dubois) (1) 55.5 R Simons 12/1 Q 230 4 2.25 Zilnox (9) 52.0 J Penny 22/1 D 623 5 4.25 Rasta’s Jet (3) 53.5 A Balloo 8/1 Q 230 6 4.50 Heart Of Christmas (8) 57.0 C Murray 10/1 Q 298 7 6.25 Thrill Factor (4) 52.0 F Herholdt 16/1 S 867 8 10.50 Mokai (2) 52.0 JP vd Merwe 10/1 Q 281 9 11.25 Spanish Flamenco Time: 58.64s (58.64s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:C Spies O:Messrs F N Englezakis & G Nichas B:Aldora Stud

Race 4 (1266) Vaal MR 89 Handicap

2000m R106,000

Race 5 (1267) Vaal MR 65 Handicap

2000m R82,000

Race 6 (1268) Vaal MR 67 Handicap (F&M)

2400m R85,000

V 1223 1 0.00 Rushmore River (2) 59.0 S Khumalo 22/10 5 b g Windrush - Code Eleven(USA) (Cryptoclearance) (1) 52.0 M Yeni 11/2 T 1235 2 0.50 Rocky Stallone 6 b g Eyeofthetiger - Silk Wind (Al Mufti) (4) 52.5 C Murray 33/10 V 1223 3 1.25 Boy Boy 5 b h Count Dubois - Bellhouse(AUS) (Danehill) (6) 63.0 P Strydom 7/2 S 924 4 2.15 Bankable Teddy (7) 59.0 C Zackey 10/1 V 1223 5 3.65 Henry Higgins (3) 52.0 L Hewitson 16/1 T 1211 6 4.05 Oriental Blue (5) 65.0 I Sturgeon 9/1 D 941 7 22.00 Yer-Maan Time: 122.57s (61.29s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:JA Soma O:Mrs I Jooste & Mr M J Jooste B:Highlands

T 1211 1 0.00 Aza Arrow (10) 53.5 M Yeni 8/1 4 ch c A P Arrow - Odessa(ARG) (Luhuk) (1) 59.5 P Strydom 33/10 V 1204 2 0.40 Royal Master 4 b g Jet Master - Royal Fantasy (Al Mufti) (8) 55.0 K Zechner 5/1 V 1244 3 0.45 Racing Socks 4 ch g Indigo Magic - Go Getter (Centenary) (5) 59.0 L Hewitson 10/1 V 1244 4 2.65 Baracah (4) 52.0 M Mjoka 20/1 T 1235 5 3.05 Gentleman Jack (3) 53.0 M Thackeray 9/1 V 1204 6 5.75 Sammy Silver (2) 52.5 R Munger 8/1 V 1154 7 6.05 Savethelastdance (9) 55.0 M v Rensburg 4/1 V 1244 8 6.55 Shot (7) 52.0 A Balloo 33/1 V 1112 9 8.65 Lady Muffet (6) 60.0 C Murray 14/1 T 1184 10 10.40 Red Room Time: 122.36s (61.18s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:CE Erasmus O:Grazanite (Pty) Ltd B:Summerhill Stud

T 1213 1 0.00 Main Sunday (3) 54.5 R Danielson 9/1 5 b m Admire Main - Princess Camilla (Qui Danzig) (7) 56.5 P Strydom 4/1 V 1228 2 2.00 Indzaba 3 ch f Judpot - Duchess Daba (National Assembly) (6) 53.0 K Zechner 15/2 V 1243 3 3.40 Bird Alley 3 b f Jam Alley - Scufflebird (Scuffleburg) (11) 60.0 S Khumalo 10/1 T 1217 4 4.15 Kalanchoe (12) 55.0 L Hewitson 25/1 T 1218 5 5.45 Judith (1) 57.5 C Ngcobo 16/1 V 1243 6 5.55 Shankly Gates (2) 56.5 JP vd Merwe 8/1 V 1243 7 5.80 Zoo Alley (8) 52.0 J Penny 20/1 T 1218 8 8.00 Cote De Pablo (14) 52.0 M Thackeray 75/1 T 1218 9 8.05 Susquehanna (13) 60.0 C Murray 12/1 V 1228 10 9.15 Eina (10) 56.0 I Sturgeon 20/1 T 1185 11 9.35 Cranberry Crush (9) 55.0 M Yeni 14/1 V 1197 12 15.35 Queen Delta (5) 58.0 M v Rensburg 8/1 T 1217 13 18.35 Lovingkindness (4) 52.5 M Mjoka 8/1 T 1216 14 18.75 Savannah Jade Time: 149.41s (62.25s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:RR Magner O:Messrs C B Cubitt & S W Robinson B:SW Robinson

Race 7 (1269) Vaal MR 68 Handicap (F&M)

Vaal 19th July

Race 2 Maiden Plate

WON SIM-ALLEY BANK Raised Vaal 19th July

Race 4 MR 89 Divided Handicap

2nd ROCKY STALLONE

Race 8 (1270) Vaal MR 66 Handicap

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VAAL Tuesday 19 July

1200m R75,000

V 1226 1 0.00 Trip To Paradise (1) 56.0 G Wrogemann 9/2 3 b g Trippi - Love Is In The Air (Jet Master) (6) 58.5 J Mariba 40/1 T 1161 2 1.25 Gold Status 4 b g Battersea Park - Wear The Gold (Rich Man’s Gold) (5) 60.0 C Little 11/2 V 1226 3 2.00 Noah’s Ark 3 b g Ideal World - Belcanto (Goldkeeper) (13) 57.5 R Simons 16/1 V 1094 4 3.40 Devious Tiger (8) 56.5 F Herholdt 20/1 V 1246 5 3.80 Capuche (3) 60.0 M v Rensburg 5/1 T 1220 6 6.10 Watabout (4) 56.5 M Mjoka 7/2 T 962 7 6.60 Tiger’s Legacy (11) 58.0 S Khumalo 9/1 V 1226 8 7.70 Wottahottie (12) 56.5 C Ngcobo 45/1 V 1226 9 7.75 Cry Ofthe Toreador (7) 57.5 P Strydom 7/1 V 1226 10 10.05 Relish (9) 53.0 J Penny 20/1 V 1017 11 10.35 Triple Apology (10) 57.0 R Danielson 66/1 V 1226 12 11.45 Hever Castle (2) 58.0 C Murray 25/1 V 1178 13 13.45 Rock On Rebel Time: 68.69s (57.24s avg/1000m, or 63km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:FC de Beer O:Messrs G J Fourie, D H Fourie & F C de Beer B:Patricia Devine Inv

Going: good

Race 1 (1263) Vaal Work Riders Maiden Plate

V 1175 1 0.00 Shah’s Storm (3) 57.0 3 b f Ashaawes - Tropical Storm (West Man) (12) 60.0 T 1215 2 0.50 August Duke 3 b g Antonius Pius - Rising Breeze (Scuffleburg) (8) 60.0 V 1063 3 4.25 Kings Landing 3 ch g Muhtafal - Queen Moet (Tamburlaine) (5) 60.0 T 1050 4 5.95 Featherflight (6) 60.0 V 1172 5 12.70 Peace Pipe (4) 56.0 6 13.80 Phumaphambili (7) 60.0 V 1222 7 14.80 Super Sonic (9) 57.0 T 1214 8 18.80 Game plan (1) 60.0 V 1222 9 19.40 Oscar John (10) 56.0 10 20.30 Beachhead (2) 56.0 Q 296 11 21.00 Driving Rain (11) 60.0 T 1047 12 29.50 Midnight Mellow Time: 82.32s (58.8s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) 1st T:SG Tarry O:Mr B Riley B:R Koopstad

Race 2 (1264) Vaal Maiden Plate (F&M)

S Mosia

6/10 9/1

C T Ndlovu

33/1

T Matsoele 10/1 S Siphika 66/1 N Ngqwangi 16/1 P Mongqawa 25/1 I Lukhele 66/1 A !Sithole 66/1 C Mabaya 14/1 J Dlamini 16/1 SB Mthembu 66/1 SP Total %: 113%

1200m R90,000

V 1175 1 0.00 Sim-Alley Bank (10) 60.0 R Danielson 15/4 3 b f Bankable - Patchouli (Spectrum) (1) 57.0 JP vd Merwe 9/1 V 1107 2 1.25 Freely Forever 2 b f Fort Wood - Falana (Announce) (3) 60.0 G Wrogemann 12/1 V 1247 3 3.45 Pippi Shortsock 3 b f Colchium - Colchium(IRE) (Elnadim) (9) 60.0 R Simons 2/1 4 4.75 Public Protector (2) 57.0 M v Rensburg 20/1 V 1200 5 5.00 Risk All (11) 60.0 C Murray 16/1 T 1141 6 7.50 Nasmyth (7) 60.0 J Greyling 75/1 V 1193 7 8.10 Avatara (12) 57.0 M Mjoka 33/1 8 9.00 Jo Mambo (6) 57.0 L Hewitson 33/10 9 9.50 Rolled Silver (5) 60.0 M Yeni 25/1 Q 299 10 12.00 Butterfields (8) 60.0 C Zackey 75/1 V 881 11 13.00 Dane’s Dancer (4) 57.0 J Sampson 45/1 12 14.00 Arizona Sun Time: 69.85s (58.21s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:E Verdonese O:Messrs L K Heynes & A C Smith B:LK Heynes & AC Smith

Race 3 (1265) Vaal Maiden Plate

1800m R90,000

V 1124 1 0.00 Woody Cape (6) 60.0 I Sturgeon 9/1 4 b g Silvano - Rhapsody In Red (Red Ryder) (2) 60.0 L Hewitson 2/1 D 908 2 2.20 Silver Sage 3 b g Silvano - Alteza (Western Winter) (4) 60.0 G Wrogemann 9/1 V 1222 3 3.00 Piper Arrow 5 b g A P Arrow - Cresent Star (National Assembly) (7) 60.0 M v Rensburg 7/2 T 1215 4 6.25 Together Forever (3) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 2/1 V 1222 5 8.75 Wall Of Ice (1) 60.0 C Zackey 28/1 T 1209 6 9.00 Devious Xandre (8) 60.0 L Bester 125/1 V 1222 7 10.10 Pearly Prince (5) 60.0 M Mjoka 125/1 V 1222 8 10.60 Hamley Time: 114.64s (63.69s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 114% 1st T:JL v Heerden O:The Carefree Syndicate (Nom: Mr J L Van Heerden) B:Malachi Stud

3 b f Mambo In Seattle - Ruby Gift(SNL) (Wolf Power) WON at Scottsville 1950m, 23 July

GREYVILLE Wednesday 20 July Going: good

Race 1 (991)

Greyville Maiden Plate (Polytrack)

1200m R80,000

T 260 1 0.00 Perpetual Silence (5) 60.0 A Marcus 18/10 3 b g Trippi - Nimley (Jet Master) (7) 57.0 I Sturgeon 8/1 S 928 2 0.50 Winter Is Coming 2 b c Western Winter - Mina Salaam(USA) (Medaglia d’Oro) 4/1 V 1080 3 4.75 NewYorkStateOfMind (8) 60.0 L Hewitson 4 b g Fort Beluga - Dynamite Model (Badger Land) (6) 60.0 M Yeni 3/1 S 968 4 5.00 Escovitch (10) 60.0 T Godden 50/1 D 903 5 5.75 Chasing The Sun (11) 60.0 B Lerena 20/1 D 912 6 6.75 Whale Trail (1) 57.0 M Byleveld 12/1 7 8.75 Scarrabeast (4) 60.0 D De Gouveia 125/1 S 780 8 9.00 Royal Bodyguard (9) 60.0 K De Melo 14/1 D 903 9 12.50 Majix (12) 60.0 C Habib 125/1 S 928 10 13.00 Stormatic (3) 60.0 W Kennedy 55/1 S 963 11 14.50 Oracle Kingdom (2) 61.0 B Claassen 125/1 S 963 12 27.75 Storm Of Swords Time: 70.67s (58.89s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:GV Woodruff O:Mrs I Jooste & Mr M J Jooste B:Klawervlei Stud

Race 2 (992)

Greyville Maiden Plate (Polytrack)

1600m R80,000

D 903 1 0.00 Trinity Hall (11) 60.0 B Lerena 9/2 3 b g Global One - May Ball (Eastern Viewpoint) (8) 60.0 K De Melo 15/4 D 903 2 0.75 Courageous King 3 b g Brave Tin Soldier - Hezekiah (Kitalpha) (2) 60.0 A Delpech 2/1 S 963 3 1.00 Portman Square 3 b g A P Arrow - Winehouse (Kahal) (10) 60.0 M Byleveld 14/1 K 554 4 1.50 Winter Marchen (3) 60.0 D De Gouveia 20/1 S 596 5 4.50 Lateral Dancer (7) 60.0 I Sturgeon 20/1 D 917 6 4.75 Naked Truth (12) 60.0 D Neethling 110/1 S 780 7 6.75 Patroclus (5) 60.0 W Kennedy 75/1 S 763 8 6.80 Ukubona (6) 60.0 A Forbes 66/1 S 963 9 6.90 Risky Dancer (9) 60.0 L Hewitson 40/1 D 848 10 7.05 Double Vision (1) 60.0 A Marcus 5/1 D 215 11 8.55 Midnight Meander (4) 60.0 T Godden 25/1 D 371 12 11.05 Osuna Time: 97.36s (60.85s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:PM Gadsby O:Mr Kana Pillay, Mr K T & Mrs M I Carelse, Lucky Vest 12 CC (Nom : Mr S Govender) & Mrs B M Gadsby B:Bosworth Farm Stud

2 wins 3 places 15 runs

1 win

HEY GEORGIE GIRL 511plaruncess 3 b f Mambo In Seattle - Wild Swan (Fort Wood) 3rd at Greyville 1400m, 20 July

Mambo In Seattle stands at

Dr Bennie van der Merwe Cell: 083 460 4066 namaquas@intekom.co.za Race 3 (993)

Greyville Maiden Plate (F&M)(Polytrack)

1600m R80,000

Greyville Maiden Plate (F&M)(Polytrack)

2000m R80,000

Greyville MR 76 Handicap (Polytrack)

1400m R75,000

Greyville MR 70 Handicap (F&M)(Polytrack)

1400m R75,000

Greyville MR 66 Handicap (Polytrack)

1400m R64,000

S 929 1 0.00 Enlightenment (6) 60.0 A Delpech 8/10 3 b f Toreador - First Morning (Elliodor) (9) 60.0 S Veale 8/1 D 701 2 1.50 Maggie Muggins 3 b f Dynasty - Magnificent Maggie (Joshua Dancer) (7) 60.0 S Khumalo 11/2 S 958 3 1.75 Willowgrange 4 ch f A P Arrow - Hill Of Plenty (National Assembly) (8) 60.0 A Forbes 10/1 S 930 4 4.50 l’ Attitude (4) 60.0 B Nyawo 25/1 S 967 5 4.60 Zonke (10) 60.0 M Yeni 20/1 S 930 6 6.10 Streets Of Gold (5) 60.0 T Godden 16/1 D 913 7 6.35 Back In Town (1) 60.0 W Kennedy 66/1 S 957 8 9.35 Dynamite Lady (3) 60.0 D Habib 66/1 S 958 9 13.10 Secret Garden (11) 60.0 K De Melo 12/1 D 669 10 13.35 Ginger Quill (2) 60.0 D De Gouveia 125/1 S 930 11 24.60 Isabelina Time: 98.19s (61.37s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:DC Howells O:Mr Andre C van Wyk B:The Alchemy

Race 4 (994)

S 930 1 0.00 Delilah (11) 60.0 A Forbes 10/1 3 ch f Jam Alley - Nesting Call (Announce) (6) 60.0 A Marcus 2/1 S 930 2 0.05 Black Flower 4 b f Black Minnaloushe - Corn Flower (Centenary) (10) 60.0 S Khumalo 10/1 S 929 3 0.10 Roy’s Monkey 3 b f Teofilo - Gold Cachet(AUS) (Mister C) (8) 60.0 D De Gouveia 75/1 S 872 4 0.15 Pitts Special (3) 60.0 A Delpech 22/10 S 929 5 0.40 Avast (7) 60.0 L Hewitson 16/1 S 929 6 1.15 Palace Mystery (5) 60.0 W Kennedy 40/1 S 929 7 3.15 Hit It Running (2) 60.0 S Veale 10/1 S 930 8 3.65 Devon Blue (1) 60.0 D David 14/1 D 917 9 6.65 Obladi Oblada (9) 60.0 C Habib 14/1 S 930 10 7.40 Placid Sea (12) 60.0 T Godden 75/1 S 874 11 9.65 Life Is Fun (4) 60.0 D Habib 75/1 D 828 12 28.90 Miskouri Time: 125.11s (62.56s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:L Forbes O:Messrs S Sewraj, C Fenwick & P H Thomas B:Graystone Stud

Race 5 (995)

1400m R90,000

T Moagi

RUBY GEM

1000m R82,000

V 1254 1 0.00 Lady Thistle (3) 56.5 R Danielson 14/1 4 b f Daring Bid - Star Of Aran (Jallad) (7) 52.0 N Patel 10/1 V 1252 2 1.50 Play Date 4 b f Tiger Ridge - Let’s Try Again(BRZ) (Spend A Buck) (9) 60.0 G Lerena 33/10 T 1207 3 2.20 Pool Party 2 b f Kahal - Splash Around (Captain Al) (14) 62.0 L Hewitson 14/1 V 937 4 2.80 Musical Romance (13) 54.5 S Khumalo 10/1 V 1194 5 3.20 Regal Rose (2) 56.5 M v Rensburg 8/1 V 1198 6 3.70 Hamunaptra (5) 56.0 JP vd Merwe 20/1 Q 305 7 3.75 Lavender Girl (4) 54.5 J Sampson 14/1 V 1194 8 3.85 Angie Bee (6) 54.0 C Zackey 40/1 T 1238 9 4.95 Sacred Countess (11) 55.5 P Strydom 33/10 V 1254 10 6.35 S’way (12) 53.5 M Yeni 40/1 Q 179 11 6.95 Imperial Party (10) 61.0 A Balloo 30/1 Q 295 12 8.00 Wintry Night (8) 56.0 C Murray 25/1 T 1230 13 11.00 Vargo (1) 59.5 I Sturgeon 33/1 V 937 14 99.99 Sweet Pickings Time: 56.93s (56.93s avg/1000m, or 63km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:RR Magner O:Mr G R Sadleir B:The Flying Stud

Pre-Trained

Kingmambo - Weekend In Seattle (Seattle Slew)

D 863 1 0.00 Dynamic Force (8) 54.5 A Delpech 33/10 3 b g Toreador - Bouncer (Black Minnaloushe) (3) 52.0 D David 8/1 S 932 2 0.05 Big Si 4 b g Mogok - Conjurer (All Fired Up) (10) 58.0 B Lerena 9/2 D 911 3 0.80 Roman Carnival 4 b g Windrush - Special Series (Special Preview) (11) 59.0 S Khumalo 10/1 D 978 4 1.05 Tipo Tinto (2) 57.0 A Forbes 4/1 D 905 5 1.80 Buster Brown (5) 52.0 W Kennedy 20/1 S 971 6 1.85 Teppanyaki (7) 60.5 S Randolph 10/1 D 825 7 2.60 Surrey (9) 60.0 D De Gouveia 10/1 D 674 8 3.10 Roy’s Air Force (1) 52.0 L Hewitson 14/1 D 905 9 3.60 Global Flyer (4) 54.5 M Yeni 25/1 D 460 10 5.60 Second Lieutenant (6) 52.0 S Moodley 33/1 D 857 11 13.35 Fleetfoot Mac Time: 84.47s (60.34s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:DS Bosch O:The Fire Racing Trust (Nom: Mr Alesh Naidoo) & Mr H C N da Costa B:Waterford Stud

Race 6 (996)

S 959 1 0.00 Wandie’s (4) 57.5 S Khumalo 18/10 4 b f Dynasty - Supper Club (Manshood) (10) 59.0 A Delpech 33/10 S 959 2 0.25 Off Ramp 4 b f Toreador - Killaney Road (Northern Guest) (7) 58.5 D De Gouveia 15/2 S 962 3 0.75 Pearl Emblem 4 b f National Emblem - Pearl Hostess (Elliodor) (8) 58.0 W Kennedy 7/1 D 914 4 2.00 News Filter (5) 54.5 S Randolph 12/1 S 881 5 2.25 Thaler Point (9) 56.0 I Sturgeon 10/1 S 960 6 3.50 Silver Inspiration (6) 55.0 L Hewitson 33/1 S 758 7 3.55 Harvest Queen (3) 61.0 T Godden 12/1 D 943 8 3.60 Royalsecuritybaby (2) 53.5 C Habib 40/1 S 962 9 4.10 Girl Gone Wild (1) 55.0 C Storey 28/1 D 846 10 5.60 Miss Parker (11) 55.0 S Veale 40/1 D 823 11 6.10 Zaida Time: 84.3s (60.21s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:SG Tarry O:Mr C J H Van Niekerk B:Gary Player Stud

Race 7 (997)

D 917 1 0.00 Breakfast Club (5) 60.0 3 ch g Visionaire - L’Orange (Rich Man’s Gold) (9) 58.0 D 862 2 2.00 Let’s Go West 4 b g Western Winter - Letsimpress(IRE) (Unknown) (7) 60.5 D 835 3 2.75 Argo’s Jet 5 ch g Argonaut - Champagne ‘n Roses (Goldmark) (4) 60.0 D 938 4 3.75 Poivre (12) 59.5 D 899 5 5.50 Baltic Amber (10) 60.5 D 905 6 6.25 Black Jaguar (6) 60.0 S 871 7 6.35 Roy’s Roll’s Royce (11) 59.0 D 978 8 6.85 Lokshina (2) 59.5 D 903 9 7.10 Roy’s Saint (8) 58.0 D 793 10 9.10 Texas Cowboy (1) 59.0 D 750 11 10.35 King Django (3) 60.0 D 529 12 23.35 Bold Approach Time: 83.31s (59.51s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) 1st T:DR Drier O:Mr N Jonsson B:Summerhill Stud

S Veale

4/1

A Marcus

5/1

S Moodley

6/1

A Forbes 20/1 B Lerena 8/1 I Sturgeon 12/1 B Jacobson 16/1 T Godden 14/1 M Yeni 7/1 C Habib 33/1 S Khumalo 8/1 L Hewitson 16/1 SP Total %: 120%

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS Race 8 (998)

Greyville MR 70 Handicap (F&M)(Polytrack)

1400m R75,000

D 916 1 0.00 Alzerra (9) 60.5 A Delpech 11/2 5 ch m Jay Peg - A J Bear(USA) (Slew City Slew) (11) 55.0 L Hewitson 16/1 V 1197 2 2.00 Soul Of Spain 3 b f Toreador - Carolita (London News) (10) 54.5 M Yeni 33/1 S 962 3 2.10 Hey Georgie Girl 3 b f Mambo In Seattle - Wild Swan (Fort Wood) (7) 57.0 S Randolph 15/2 D 936 4 3.10 Brave And Bold (6) 57.5 A Forbes 10/1 D 658 5 4.60 Mad Pushpa (12) 59.5 T Godden 14/1 D 861 6 5.85 Natatela (4) 60.0 K De Melo 8/1 D 800 7 5.95 Durban Blues (8) 59.0 D De Gouveia 8/1 D 916 8 6.20 Mogokity (2) 53.0 DS Lembethe 25/1 D 861 9 7.20 Airtime (5) 56.0 D Daniels 25/1 S 758 10 9.20 Dizzy Feet (1) 58.0 S Veale 22/10 S 735 11 12.20 Diamond League (3) 59.0 W Kennedy 16/1 S 959 12 12.25 Roy’s Academy Time: 84.53s (60.38s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:D Kannemeyer O:Maine Chance Farms (Pty) Ltd (Nom: Dr W A & Mrs N Jacobs) B:Maine Chance

Race 9 (999)

Greyville MR 70 Handicap (Polytrack)

1000m R68,000

D 857 1 0.00 Ilanga (7) 56.5 S Veale 12/1 4 ch g Muhtafal - Gamalakhe (Northern Guest) (10) 58.5 A Delpech 9/2 S 928 2 0.05 Victory Team 2 b g Var - Venetian Lady (Captain Al) (12) 56.5 W Kennedy 25/1 S 971 3 0.55 Jason Argo 3 b g Argonaut - Evanesce (Kahal) (6) 58.5 A Marcus 19/10 D 937 4 0.60 Mr Mcsteamy (11) 55.5 M Yeni 33/1 D 857 5 1.35 Delicious Damowin (1) 58.5 S Khumalo 8/1 S 686 6 1.40 Roman Society (5) 60.5 A Forbes 13/2 D 914 7 1.45 Vampirella (8) 55.0 S Moodley 10/1 D 912 8 2.95 Destined For Dawn (2) 59.5 M Winnaar 33/1 D 274 9 4.70 Y’retheone (4) 57.5 I Sturgeon 14/1 D 857 10 5.20 Astroman (9) 56.5 DS Lembethe 75/1 T 857 11 5.25 Colmant (3) 57.5 C Habib 16/1 S 933 12 10.25 Thunder Run Time: 58.27s (58.27s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:D Campbell O:Messrs J E M Campbell, Sir George & Lady Valerie Albu, B B Campbell & G D Massey-Hicks B:Summerhill Stud

Race 4 (1274) Vaal Maiden Plate

Race 5 (1275) Vaal MR 78 Handicap

breeders of

WHITE CHRISTMAS

4 gr g Right Approach - Ilha Da Vitoria(BRZ) (Candy Stripes) WON at Fairview, 1800m, 22 July

NORTHERN BALLET 3 b f Silvano - Solo Dancer (Al Mufti) WON by 2.0L at Kenilworth, 1800m, 23 July

AMERICAN TIGER 4 b g Tiger Ridge - Via Della (National Assembly) WON at Turffontein, 1800m, 24 July

. . . . and placed . . . PLAY DATE, NOAH’S ARK, NEWCREST

Congratulations to Connections PO BOX 322, PIKETBERG 7320. TEL: 022 942 1266 FAX: 022 942 1755

VAAL Thursday 21 July Going: good

Race 1 (1271) Vaal Work Riders Maiden Plate (F&M)

2000m R90,000

T 1214 1 0.00 Mighty Kahal (4) 60.0 T Matsoele 14/1 3 ch f Kahal - Mighty Nation (National Assembly) (1) 60.0 S Siphika 6/1 T 1216 2 1.00 Little Tokoyo 3 ch f Admire Main - Mazisi (Albarahin) (3) 60.0 F Semela 16/1 V 1248 3 3.00 The Right Answer 4 ch f A P Answer - Ananova (London News) (5) 60.0 S Mosia 2/1 V 1242 4 3.20 Seattle Surprise (9) 60.0 C Mabaya 28/10 V 1248 5 3.45 Vul Indlela (7) 60.0 M Duba 22/1 T 1216 6 3.95 Ayessaypee (8) 60.0 C T Ndlovu 7/2 S 958 7 5.35 Sterling Heights (2) 60.0 I Lukhele 66/1 T 1214 8 17.35 Hansa The Ansa (6) 60.0 SB Mthembu 66/1 T 1237 9 18.35 Ewan Again Time: 125.74s (62.87s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:GM Alexander O:Mr Dean Alexander B:Summerhill Stud

Race 2 (1272) Vaal MR 85 Handicap

1600m R90,000

T 1207 1 0.00 Bezgal (4) 56.0 JP vd Merwe 7/1 2 b f Bezrin - Gastineau Girl (Saumarez) (6) 60.0 C Ngcobo 50/1 V 1242 2 1.00 Jackie’s Joy 4 b f War Lord - Dove Hunt (Fard) (1) 60.0 A Fortune 5/1 V 1201 3 1.25 Flying Dream 3 ch f A P Arrow - Bindella (Jallad) (3) 60.0 S Brown 8/1 T 1183 4 1.35 Rubybay (8) 56.0 R Danielson 14/1 V 1224 5 3.45 Kings Creek (9) 60.0 L Hewitson 18/10 V 1248 6 3.50 Tennessee Red (5) 56.0 M Mjoka 25/1 V 1242 7 4.90 Quintessa (10) 60.0 C Little 50/1 V 1090 8 7.20 Iridium Silver (2) 56.0 M v Rensburg 25/1 V 1248 9 7.25 Mating Call (11) 60.0 A Balloo 110/1 V 1193 10 8.25 Russian Fantasy (7) 56.5 G Lerena 14/1 T 1237 11 8.50 Gabby’s Jet Time: 98.62s (61.64s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 102% 1st T:SD Gray O:Mr St John D Gray B:Graystone Stud

WON East Cape PaddocK S. (F&M)(Listed)

PURELY ATOMIC

4 b f Encosta de Lago - Catching Moonbeams(IRE) (Danehill) at Fairview over 1600m, 22 July for trainer AC Greeff

WRITTEN IN GOLD

2 ch g Written Tycoon - Sweet Venture(AUS) (Quest for Fame) WON by 2.0L at Fairview over 1600m, 22 July for trainer J Snaith and placed . . Roy’s Monkey, General Misty, Jewel Of Gibraltar, King Of The Rally

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L Hewitson

11/2

P Strydom

33/10

R Danielson

20/1

C Murray 9/2 C Ngcobo 14/1 G Lerena 7/1 M v Rensburg 7/1 A Balloo 40/1 M Thackeray 45/1 M Mjoka 66/1 A Fortune 14/1 R Simons 8/1 SP Total %: 117%

Race 7 (1277) Vaal MR 65 Handicap

1600m R82,000

T 1161 1 0.00 Vee Man (6) 60.0 L Hewitson 7/1 3 b g Visionaire - Victory Garden (Solskjaer) (10) 54.5 R Danielson 5/1 V 1204 2 1.75 Champions Cup 3 ch g Miesque’s Approval - Stirrup Cup (Royal Chalice) (3) 55.0 R Munger 12/1 V 1205 3 2.00 Black Cossack 5 b g Black Minnaloushe - Fizzy (Fair Season) (2) 60.0 G Lerena 33/10 V 1154 4 2.40 Duzi Moon (1) 55.0 G Wright 14/1 V 1196 5 2.60 Man From Milan (8) 56.0 JP vd Merwe 10/1 V 1178 6 3.30 Woody Glow (5) 56.5 C Ngcobo 16/1 Q 303 7 3.90 Jack Friday (7) 56.5 M Thackeray 16/1 V 1250 8 4.50 Gentleman Only (13) 57.5 C Zackey 12/1 V 1229 9 6.30 Scotland (12) 52.0 J Penny 45/1 V 1229 10 6.60 Sir Cecil (11) 59.0 M v Rensburg 13/2 V 1193 11 12.00 Artemisia (4) 57.5 G Wrogemann 33/1 V 1250 12 13.30 Go Fly A Kite (9) 57.5 M Mjoka 25/1 T 1221 13 13.50 Quattro Time: 96.35s (60.22s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:SG Tarry O:Mr B Riley B:Team Valor & Summerhill

Race 8 (1278) Vaal MR 67 Handicap

1450m R75,000

T 1221 1 0.00 In The Loop (6) 60.0 G Lerena 5/2 3 b g Overlord - Silver Halo (Mogok) (16) 57.5 G Wrogemann 7/1 V 1270 2 2.50 Trip To Paradise 3 b g Trippi - Love Is In The Air (Jet Master) (1) 52.5 L Hewitson 10/1 V 1024 3 2.80 General Misty 4 b g Redoute’s Choice - Savoia(AUS) (Charge Forward) (9) 56.0 I Sturgeon 7/1 V 1229 4 3.70 Zen Master (4) 57.0 R Danielson 20/1 T 1221 5 3.90 Gaisce Gold (5) 58.5 M v Rensburg 16/1 T 1221 6 5.30 Truly (3) 52.5 C Murray 14/1 T 1167 7 5.60 Ladies Club (10) 57.0 A Fortune 12/1 S 737 8 5.80 Captain Sparrow (12) 52.0 M Mjoka 50/1 V 1202 9 6.20 Kopi Luwak (8) 52.5 R Munger 14/1 V 1178 10 7.45 Secret Lover (13) 52.5 M Thackeray 16/1 T 1167 11 8.25 Lisnoble (11) 52.5 F Maleking 35/1 V 1204 12 8.75 Son Of Approval (2) 57.0 S Brown 20/1 T 1158 13 12.00 Prospectus (7) 56.0 M Ntuli 16/1 T 1161 14 16.25 Crimson Magic (15) 53.5 JP vd Merwe 55/1 V 995 15 16.50 Kununata (14) 53.0 F Herholdt 16/1 T 1167 16 17.00 Summit Time: 85.58s (59.02s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 123% 1st T:PA Peter O:Mr H C N Da Costa B:Scott Bros

FAIRVIEW Friday 22 July Going: good

Race 1 (591)

Fairview Maiden Juvenile Plate (Turf)

1600m R62,000

K 653 1 0.00 Written In Gold (1) 60.0 R Fourie 28/10 2 ch g Written Tycoon - Sweet Venture(AUS) (Quest for Fame) (3) 60.0 K Zechner 33/1 F 567 2 2.00 Treasure Isle 2 b g Main Aim - Kunye (Muhtafal) (8) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 16/1 F 496 3 2.75 Bongani 2 b c Bold Silvano - Abarrat(IRE) (Cape Cross) (6) 60.0 A Fortune 4/1 F 507 4 5.25 Singita Sweni (5) 60.0 C Zackey 4/1 F 577 5 5.50 Mystery King (9) 60.0 M Yeni 66/1 F 577 6 5.60 The Chaser (2) 60.0 F Herholdt 12/1 F 584 7 6.35 Winter Streak (10) 57.0 C Murray 20/1 F 550 8 6.60 Banks Hideal (7) 60.0 L Hewitson 28/10 F 557 9 9.10 Scribo (4) 60.0 L Mxothwa 100/1 F 577 10 21.10 Sir Fast Time: 100.23s (62.64s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:J Snaith O:Messrs H Adams, M J Jooste & Mrs I Jooste B:bred in Australia

Race 2 (592)

Fairview Maiden Plate (Turf)

1000m R62,000

Fairview Maiden Plate (F&M)(Turf)

1200m R62,000

F 559 1 0.00 Prairie Rose (1) 57.5 L Hewitson 33/10 3 ch f Western Winter - Irish Heroine(IRE) (Selkirk) (2) 60.0 A Fortune 18/10 F 174 2 0.10 Newcrest 3 b g Visionaire - Ice Gold (Al Mufti) (7) 57.0 C Bantam 4/1 F 584 3 3.60 Battersea Bridge 2 b c Sail From Seattle - Over Bridget (National Assembly) (8) 57.5 C Murray 15/2 F 566 4 6.85 Nakuru (4) 60.0 K Zechner 14/1 F 558 5 11.10 Roaming Jet (6) 60.0 F Herholdt 16/1 T 518 6 11.20 Seventh Empire (10) 57.0 R Munger 50/1 F 557 7 13.45 Oberoy (5) 60.0 C Zackey 75/1 F 577 8 13.55 Envy The Emerald (9) 57.5 S Khathi 25/1 9 15.05 Drill Pad (3) 57.0 JP vd Merwe 16/1 10 17.05 Pringle Bay Time: 59.17s (59.17s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:Y Bremner O:Ms Yvette Bremner & Mr Philip van Vuuren B:Lammerskraal Stud

Race 3 (593)

F 574 1 0.00 Fatal Attraction (14) 57.0 C Zackey 16/1 2 ch f National Emblem - Power Attraction (Dominion Royale) (6) 60.0 R Fourie 2/1 F 568 2 0.05 Forest Lawn 4 b f Rebel King - Snug As A Bug (Qui Danzig) (10) 57.0 K Zechner 40/1 K 646 3 1.30 Strategic Approach 2 ch f Jay Peg - Genteel Approach (Right Approach) (7) 60.0 L Mxothwa 20/1 D 913 4 1.55 Lookamee (17) 57.0 A Fortune 16/1 F 574 5 2.05 Marcelle (1) 57.0 L Hewitson 22/10 F 574 6 3.30 Sail The Storm (13) 57.0 S Naidoo 66/1 7 5.55 Perfect Parry (12) 57.0 F Herholdt 50/1 F 574 8 7.80 Spring Lady (15) 60.0 M Yeni 12/1 F 558 9 8.30 Alpha Star (8) 57.0 C Murray 66/1 10 8.80 Kirinia (16) 60.0 R Munger 20/1 F 558 11 9.55 Calico (18) 60.0 R Danielson 14/1 F 482 12 9.80 Sadler’s Lass (11) 57.0 X Ndlovu 16/1 13 9.90 Blonde Zulu (5) 57.0 S Devoy 66/1 14 10.40 Shanpan (3) 57.0 C Bantam 110/1 F 574 15 10.90 Sailing Away (9) 57.5 S Khathi 110/1 F 559 16 15.15 Pinkan Mambo (2) 57.0 JP vd Merwe 20/1 17 16.65 The Mersey (4) 60.0 T Gould 75/1 F 519 18 18.65 March West Time: 0s (0s avg/1000m, or 0km/h) SP Total %: 123% 1st T:C Spies O:Messrs A J van Huyssteen, F N Englezakis & R P Macnab B:B le Roux & P du Toit

Race 4 (594)

Fairview Maiden Plate (Turf)

2000m R62,000

F 498 1 0.00 Wonder Worker (3) 56.5 R Fourie 5/1 3 b f Western Winter - Miracle Maiden (Elliodor) (7) 60.0 R Danielson 5/1 F 567 2 2.25 Black Rake 3 ch g Black Minnaloushe - Rakes Progress (Rakeen) (2) 60.0 X Ndlovu 16/10 F 577 3 2.35 Warren Place 3 ch g Elusive Fort - Outstanding Star(AUS) (Bletchingly) 4 5.85 Way Past Midnight (8) 60.0 M Yeni 7/1 F 560 (1) 60.0 L Mxothwa 7/1 F 560 5 6.35 Count’s Quest (5) 60.0 T Gould 7/1 F 560 6 6.45 New Deal (6) 60.0 R Munger 110/1 F 560 7 14.20 True As An Arrow (4) 60.0 K Zechner 20/1 F 534 8 24.20 Winning Dancer (9) 60.0 C Bantam 125/1 F 577 9 33.45 Reach The Rainbow Time: 127.2s (63.6s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:J Snaith O:Messrs C T Crowe & N Jonsson B:Moutonshoek

Race 5 (595)

Bred by Bruce Le Roux 1 win 1 place 6 runs

FATAL ATTRACTION

2 ch f National Emblem - Power Attraction (Dominion Royale) WON at fairview 1200m, 22 July ...and placed NewYorkStateOfMind, Just Africa Congratulations to all the connections Bruce le Roux - 082 493 5773 PO Box 501, Mooi River 3300 email: springvalley@lantic.net

Fairview Pinnacle Stakes (Turf)

F 547 1 0.00 Villa Del Largo (5) 62.0 6 b h Jallad - You Belong To Me(USA) (End Sweep) (3) 62.0 F 512 2 2.00 Normanz 5 b g Var - la Normandie(CHI) (American Chance) (4) 62.0 F 475 3 2.10 Al Don Cumarco 5 b h Captain Al - Final Flo (Model Man) (9) 59.5 F 547 4 3.35 The West Is Wide (8) 62.0 F 22 5 3.45 Sir Duke (2) 56.5 F 547 6 3.95 Sedge (10) 62.0 T 1006 7 4.00 Copper Parade (1) 55.0 F 570 8 4.25 Simply Black (7) 52.0 F 540 9 5.00 Amadeus Rocks (6) 59.5 F 581 10 5.25 Russian Mig Time: 57.64s (57.64s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) 1st T:J Snaith O:Mr A L A Crabbia B:Highlands

Race 7 (597)

R Fourie

Fairview MR 64 Handicap (Turf)

1000m R62,000

F 555 1 0.00 Restless Road (12) 60.0 L Hewitson 2/1 4 b g Seventh Rock - Balar (Western Winter) (5) 58.0 X Ndlovu 33/1 F 168 2 1.25 Lightning Bolt 3 b g Visionaire - Dancing Gift (Jallad) (8) 59.0 T Gould 25/1 T 980 3 1.50 Scent 4 b c Silvano - Cuir De Russie (Strike Smartly) (6) 60.0 S Naidoo 20/1 F 576 4 2.25 Just Too early (7) 54.0 JP vd Merwe 10/1 F 520 5 2.75 Verlaine (3) 52.5 S Devoy 33/1 F 530 6 3.25 All About The Dash (4) 54.0 M Yeni 13/2 F 520 7 3.50 Varistar (11) 59.0 K Zechner 12/1 F 546 8 4.75 Skrik Vir Niks (9) 52.5 C Murray 20/1 F 555 9 4.85 Special Effects (14) 59.5 A Fortune 11/2 F 515 10 6.60 Zanzibar Beat (1) 54.0 C Thabana 20/1 F 548 11 6.70 Brigtnumberfour (13) 53.5 E Webber 110/1 F 576 12 6.95 Who Goes There (2) 52.5 R Munger 40/1 F 555 13 8.20 Greatist Hits (10) 56.5 F Herholdt 40/1 F 576 14 8.70 Anyday Anytime (15) 52.0 C Bantam 75/1 F 502 15 9.95 Legal Force (16) 59.0 R Danielson 33/1 F 570 16 16.20 Tetelestai (17) 58.0 C Zackey 16/1 F 590 17 16.30 Lady Willow Time: 59.33s (59.33s avg/1000m, or 61km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:Y Bremner O:Messrs F H McGrath, A J van Huyssteen & M C Wright B:Arc-en-Ciel

1000m R94,000

5/2

A Fortune

3/1

C Zackey

16/1

E Webber 25/1 R Danielson 6/1 JP vd Merwe 25/1 K Zechner 33/10 L Hewitson 16/1 C Murray 33/1 C Bantam 40/1 SP Total %: 116%

Fairview MR 80 Handicap (Turf)

1600m R72,000

F 562 1 0.00 Rahvar (2) 60.0 M Yeni 16/10 3 b g Var - Rocking And Raving (Mistral Dancer) (12) 57.5 L Mxothwa 14/1 F 573 2 2.50 Judd’s Joy 4 b g Judpot - Spanish Vixen (Al Mufti) (7) 56.5 R Munger 14/1 F 573 3 2.60 Brave Vision 4 b g Casey Tibbs - Cerruti (Model Man) (6) 54.0 C Zackey 55/1 F 401 4 3.85 King Of The Castle (3) 53.0 K Zechner 8/1 F 571 5 3.95 Flaming Ace (10) 57.5 L Hewitson 18/1 F 581 6 4.45 Acapulco (13) 55.0 R Fourie 11/1 F 582 7 5.20 Captain Quick (11) 54.5 F Herholdt 25/1 S 875 8 5.30 Seymour (9) 55.5 JP vd Merwe 20/1 F 578 9 6.05 Henry Of York (8) 53.5 E Webber 12/1 F 573 10 6.15 The Cat (14) 52.5 G v Niekerk 8/1 K 648 11 7.40 Nordic Jet (5) 58.0 C Murray 9/1 F 578 12 21.15 Elusive Seven (4) 52.5 T Gould 40/1 F 464 13 22.90 Tell The Tale (1) 65.5 C Bantam 66/1 F 581 14 30.15 Pioneer Spirit Time: 98.1s (61.31s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:R du Plessis O:Favour Stud (Nom: Mrs Engelize du Preez) B:Favour Stud

Race 8 (598) Fairview East Cape Paddock Stakes (F&M)(Listed)(Turf)

1200m R92,000

1600m R106,000

V 1223 1 0.00 Raise The Red (3) 54.0 R Simons 8/1 4 b c Slew The Red - Feast Of Flowers (Fard) (2) 55.0 P Strydom 18/10 T 1234 2 0.80 Belenos 3 ch g Judpot - Sunset Sails (Al Mufti) (1) 52.5 J Penny 14/1 T 1211 3 1.80 Star Point 5 ch g Fort Wood - Logetta(ARG) (Fitzcarraldo) (5) 53.0 L Hewitson 10/1 V 1229 4 1.85 Urgent Fury (6) 55.0 M Thackeray 55/1 T 1169 5 2.15 Revelation (4) 58.5 G Wrogemann 5/1 T 1234 6 2.45 Majestic Bay (7) 54.5 C Zackey 7/1 V 1229 7 3.20 O’Brien The Lion (8) 61.5 G Lerena 7/2 T 902 8 18.50 Val Et Al Time: 95.91s (59.94s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:M Houdalakis O:Messrs Bryn Ressell, D Bayley, Lucky Houdalakis & Mr J M Coppez & Mrs N J Coppez B:CJ Saunders

Race 3 (1273) Vaal Maiden Plate (F&M)

V 1253 1 0.00 Inyanga (6) 59.5 3 b f Elusive Fort - Kruger Park (Al Mufti) (1) 58.0 V 1176 2 2.00 Honolua Bay 3 b f Argonaut - Hilo Bay (Elliodor) (11) 54.5 V 1197 3 3.70 Paree 4 b f Silvano - Distinta Wells(ARG) (Poliglote) (9) 58.0 T 1212 4 4.30 Nitrogen (4) 54.5 V 1254 5 5.10 Raring To Go (10) 60.0 V 1176 6 6.10 Save The Day (8) 58.0 T 1219 7 6.35 Miss Nightingale (5) 52.0 Q 312 8 7.75 Dukes Idol (7) 52.0 T 1213 9 9.75 Love Conquers All (2) 52.0 T 1168 10 10.00 Belinsky (12) 60.0 V 1227 11 11.25 Lady Starlett (3) 58.5 T 1212 12 17.25 Spring Dance Time: 69.21s (57.68s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) 1st T:MG Azzie O:Mr Justus van Wyk B:IR Heyns

Race 6 (596)

1000m R92,000

V 1252 1 0.00 Chief Sioux (13) 52.5 C Murray 16/1 5 b g Casey Tibbs - Dancing Sioux (Qui Danzig) (10) 60.0 I Sturgeon 13/2 V 1251 2 0.40 Rafa 4 b g Parade Leader - First Honeymoon (Pole Position) (1) 58.0 L Hewitson 10/1 V 1251 3 1.70 Just Africa 3 b g Just As Well - Hallo Africa(AUS) (Stratum) (3) 58.0 P Strydom 18/10 T 1187 4 2.20 Ronnie Rocket (8) 56.5 G Lerena 8/1 V 977 5 2.70 Kostya Zu (2) 56.0 G Wrogemann 12/1 T 1220 6 3.50 Captain Ellio (6) 52.0 JP vd Merwe 75/1 T 1236 7 4.40 Minnesota (9) 59.0 M v Rensburg 9/1 V 1055 8 5.15 Rock Solid (7) 58.0 A Fortune 12/1 Q 304 9 6.25 Cannes (4) 52.0 M Ntuli 55/1 T 1220 10 6.45 Blazing Brave (11) 58.5 M Mjoka 10/1 V 1129 11 7.55 Leila’s Charger (12) 60.0 E Pheiffer 25/1 V 1016 12 7.85 Cohiba (5) 58.0 J Penny 50/1 V 1128 13 24.50 Captain’s Diva Time: 56.93s (56.93s avg/1000m, or 63km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:RR Magner O:Mr A K Nel B:Digteby Stud

Race 6 (1276) Vaal MR 75 Handicap (F&M)

WILGERBOSDRIFT

1000m R90,000

1 0.00 Green Pepper (2) 54.5 R Simons 7/1 2 b f Gimmethegreenlight - Pimento (Fort Wood) (13) 60.0 S Brown 8/1 Q 278 2 2.20 Edgbaston 3 b g Seventh Rock - Grace Road (Goldkeeper) (4) 57.0 P Strydom 16/10 V 1191 3 2.40 Flight Mode 2 b g Captain Al - Captivating Party (National Assembly) (7) 57.0 C Zackey 16/1 T 947 4 3.40 Mind Shade (11) 57.0 R Munger 75/1 Q 250 5 3.65 Flying Fool (15) 57.5 M Thackeray 75/1 T 1237 6 4.75 The Great Duchess (5) 60.0 R Danielson 16/1 T 1233 7 6.75 Justash (9) 60.0 G Lerena 8/1 8 7.00 Skynight (8) 57.0 L Hewitson 14/1 T 1230 9 8.50 Prince Of Savoy (3) 60.0 M Mjoka 11/2 V 1191 10 9.25 Time To Be Great (12) 57.0 A Balloo 16/1 T 1233 11 9.45 West Rand (14) 54.5 M Ntuli 75/1 T 1237 12 10.65 Aimee Sweet (10) 54.5 C Ngcobo 75/1 T 1256 13 11.85 Blue Lace (1) 60.0 I Sturgeon 75/1 T 1230 14 14.25 Daring Dream (6) 54.5 G Wright 55/1 T 1070 15 14.55 Mother Angelica Time: 57s (57s avg/1000m, or 63km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:JJ v Vuuren O:Vendel Civils (Pty) Ltd B:Varsfontein Stud

1600m R150,000

F 563 1 0.00 Purely Atomic (5) 59.0 X Ndlovu 8/1 4 b f Encosta de Lago - Catching Moonbeams(IRE) (Danehill) (6) 59.0 R Fourie 18/10 K 631 2 0.75 Harvard Crimson 4 b f Dynasty - Badger Express (Badger Land) (13) 58.0 C Murray 16/1 F 368 3 1.50 Cup Cake 3 b f Var - Cuddle Me (Elliodor) (12) 60.0 A Fortune 9/1 F 563 4 2.00 Bella Spumante (7) 59.0 K Zechner 20/1 F 561 5 3.50 Mirror The Moon (11) 60.0 R Khathi 13/2 F 563 6 4.00 Sunset Tripp (8) 59.0 JP vd Merwe 55/1 F 561 7 5.25 Bride’s Dowry (1) 59.0 F Herholdt 50/1 F 561 8 5.30 Casha (4) 59.0 T Gould 12/1 F 509 9 5.80 Kumiko (3) 59.0 L Mxothwa 66/1 F 472 10 7.05 Black Kitten (10) 59.0 S Khathi 66/1 F 563 11 7.30 Facinating Filly (15) 60.0 C Thabana 66/1 F 563 12 8.55 Eros’s Girl (9) 58.0 M Yeni 10/1 K 623 13 9.55 Dark Chocolate (14) 59.0 R Munger 33/1 F 561 14 9.65 Sensuous Sally (2) 59.0 G v Niekerk 8/1 K 616 15 11.15 Good Grace Time: 99s (61.88s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 120% 1st T:AC Greeff O:Mrs M Slack & Mr M B Javett B:bred in Australia

Race 9 (599)

Fairview MR 80 Handicap (Turf)

1600m R72,000

Race 10 (600) Fairview MR 64 Handicap (Turf)

1800m R62,000

F 573 1 0.00 Laws Of Succession (10) 54.0 L Hewitson 6/1 4 b g Jay Peg - Ever Peron (Silvano) F 578 2 0.25 Imperial Velvet (11) 56.0 M Yeni 6/1 5 ch g Imperial Stride - Celestial Velvet(ZIM) (Rabah) F 546 3 1.00 Neptune’s Jewel (6) 55.0 R Danielson 9/2 3 b g Rock Of Rochelle - Sea Jewel (Model Man) F 578 4 1.50 Galao (5) 57.0 R Fourie 7/1 (7) 58.5 G v Niekerk 8/1 F 562 5 1.60 Notting Hill F 578 6 2.85 Off To Gaul (8) 53.5 T Gould 25/1 (15) 58.0 R Khathi 25/1 F 546 7 3.10 Stratocruiser F 578 8 3.35 Crevasse (12) 57.5 A Fortune 25/1 (3) 53.0 F Herholdt 25/1 F 582 9 3.45 Dutch Harbor F 528 10 3.70 Captains Slipper (13) 58.5 C Murray 16/1 (14) 57.0 K Zechner 10/1 S 932 11 3.75 Baahir (2) 53.0 JP vd Merwe 10/1 F 573 12 3.85 Flying Fellow (4) 52.0 E Webber 50/1 K 510 13 4.10 Cecil John (1) 59.0 R Munger 25/1 F 581 14 5.35 Romeo Bravo (9) 60.5 S Devoy 33/1 F 581 15 6.10 Titus Time: 98.69s (61.68s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:Y Bremner O:Ms Yvette Bremner, Mr M J Jooste & Mrs I Jooste B:Klawervlei Stud

F 463 1 0.00 White Christmas (2) 53.0 L Hewitson 14/1 4 gr g Right Approach - Ilha Da Vitoria(BRZ) (Candy Stripes) (9) 59.0 A Fortune 9/2 F 582 2 0.50 Placido 6 b g Miesque’s Approval - Lady Gray (Badger Land) (3) 54.5 K Zechner 6/1 V 1086 3 1.00 Rumbling Lion 5 b g Silvano - Cry For The Lion (Elliodor) (7) 55.0 C Thabana 16/1 F 569 4 2.25 Wild Night Out (16) 54.5 C Zackey 66/1 F 543 5 3.00 Captain Disko (15) 56.5 JP vd Merwe 14/1 F 553 6 3.05 Rush In (12) 53.5 C Bantam 25/1 F 571 7 3.55 Mulaazem (1) 57.5 F Herholdt 10/1 F 573 8 3.65 Netherby Hall (6) 59.0 T Gould 14/1 F 573 9 4.15 Kirkby Ninja (10) 60.0 G v Niekerk 16/1 F 333 10 6.40 Chrisaldame (14) 55.5 S Naidoo 8/1 F 579 11 7.65 Facebook (8) 58.5 R Fourie 6/1 F 545 12 8.90 Steel Magnolia (13) 55.0 L Mxothwa 25/1 F 554 13 9.00 Ze Tzar (11) 57.5 R Danielson 10/1 F 573 14 9.50 Temple Rock (4) 56.0 C Murray 33/1 F 560 15 13.75 Border Hopper (5) 52.0 E Webber 100/1 F 582 16 16.00 Nishac Time: 111.98s (62.21s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:Y Bremner O:Wilgerbosdrift (Pty) Ltd (Nom: Mrs M Slack) B:Wilgerbosdrift

SIRE OF CHAMPIONS

3RD EAST CAPE PADDOCK STAKES (L)

CUP CAKE 3 b f Var - Cuddle Me (Elliodor)

4 wins 6 places 10 runs

at Fairview, 1600m, 22 July

RAHVAR

3 wins 4 places 12 runs

3 b g Var - Rocking And Raving (Mistral Dancer) WON by 2.50L at Fairview, 1600m, 22 July & Placed . . .

AT VARIANCE, BRAVE NATION, INYATI, NORMANZ, VARSITY CUP, VICTORY TEAM VAR stands at Avontuur

eeder by AEPR SA’s Leading Br Contact Pippa Mickleburgh 021 855 1442 or 083 658 4404 stud@avontuurestate.co.za

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 29th - SUNDAY 31st JULY 2016 another winner for

another winner for

LAST WEEK'S RESULTS

Royal Agree

Elijah

WON at Flamingo Park, 18 July

WON at Scottsville, 23 July T: GS Kotzen J: S Randolph O: Mr P G de Beyer B: Scott Bros

T: C Lensley J: M Yeni O: Hyperpaint Syndicate (Nom: Mr G T Peter) B: Scott Bros

Race 8 (674)

KENILWORTH Saturday 23 July Going: soft

Race 1 (667)

Kenilworth Workriders Maiden Plate (F&M)

1200m R75,000

K 612 1 0.00 Flying Monarch (5) 60.0 L Geledu 22/10 3 b f Rebel King - Turtle Dove (Caesour) (4) 60.0 P Fama 5/2 K 661 2 0.30 Gold Force 3 b f Royal Air Force - Gold Foil (Goldkeeper) (7) 60.0 A Eighteen 12/1 K 418 3 3.80 Hussar’s Niece 3 b f Seventh Rock - Super Special (Elliodor) (2) 60.0 S Tamela 12/1 K 654 4 9.30 Indonesia (3) 60.0 A Ndzongo 12/1 K 646 5 11.80 Flair Factor (6) 57.0 D Wana 28/10 K 544 6 21.05 Rebel’s Burst (1) 57.0 X Delihlazo 66/1 K 626 7 23.05 Lady Zamala Time: 78.12s (65.1s avg/1000m, or 55km/h) SP Total %: 111% 1st T:VH Marshall O:Messrs C J Koster & R D Morse B:Klawervlei Stud

Race 2 (668)

Kenilworth Maiden Juvenile Plate

Kenilworth Maiden Plate (F&M)

1800m R75,000

K 654 1 0.00 Northern Ballet (7) 60.0 R Fourie 22/10 3 b f Silvano - Solo Dancer (Al Mufti) (4) 60.0 A Domeyer 3/1 K 541 2 2.00 Jingle Belle 3 gr f Querari - Belle Grise(AUS) (Kenmare) (9) 60.0 H vd Hoven 10/1 K 571 3 3.25 Brinkley 3 b f Ashaawes - Star Beauty(NZ) (Star Way) (3) 60.0 A Fortune 11/2 K 571 4 6.25 Eleadora (8) 60.0 G Behr 8/1 K 662 5 6.35 Call Me Darling (10) 60.0 S Fortune 75/1 K 654 6 8.10 Aloxxi (1) 60.0 C Orffer 40/1 K 541 7 8.40 Honour Roll (6) 60.0 R Khathi 50/1 K 628 8 13.65 Latin Storm (5) 60.0 G v Niekerk 7/2 K 622 9 99.99 Florrick (2) 60.0 F Herholdt 50/1 K 588 10 99.99 Chestnut Glows Time: 118.72s (65.96s avg/1000m, or 55km/h) SP Total %: 122% 1st T:J Snaith O:Messrs Greg Bortz & A J van Huyssteen B:Wilgerbosdrift

Race 4 (670)

Kenilworth Maiden Plate

1400m R75,000

K 611 1 0.00 Cream Soda Green (1) 56.0 G Behr 33/10 2 b g Gimmethegreenlight - Winning Archer(USA) (Arch) (9) 56.0 R Fourie 12/1 K 560 2 5.50 King Of The Rally 2 b c Sebring - My Mo Rally(NZ) (Mi Preferido) (2) 60.0 F Herholdt 6/1 L 638 3 5.90 Euroklidon 3 b g Captain Al - Levantera (Goldmark) (10) 60.0 H vd Hoven 50/1 4 7.15 Red Epitome (8) 56.0 G v Niekerk 16/10 L 637 5 7.90 Volatile Energy (11) 56.0 B May 55/1 K 586 6 8.65 Phoenix Rising (6) 60.0 R Khathi 25/1 K 608 7 10.15 Global Nomad (12) 60.0 C Orffer 9/1 L 638 8 12.15 Gold Coast Captain (13) 60.0 C Bantam 75/1 L 638 9 13.90 Mambo Star (14) 56.0 L Africa 75/1 K 618 10 16.40 Kreeftebaai (4) 60.0 D Dillon 33/1 L 638 11 17.15 Mini Loushe (7) 56.0 C du Plooy 55/1 K 611 12 17.90 Cigano Andaluz (5) 60.0 M Byleveld 14/1 L 638 13 34.40 Valado (3) 56.0 D Habib 50/1 K 618 14 37.90 Bold Winter Dream Time: 89.88s (64.2s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:HWJ Crawford O:Mr N & Mesdames N & N Lottering B:Highlands

Race 5 (671)

Kenilworth MR 88 Handicap

1200m R86,000

K 605 1 0.00 Zud Wes (3) 53.0 G v Niekerk 3/1 3 b g Western Winter - Zaitoon (Count Dubois) (8) 56.5 R Fourie 5/1 L 641 2 0.10 Fire Master 4 ch g Jet Master - Fiery Flier (Flaming Rock) (5) 59.0 D Habib 16/1 K 663 3 1.10 Albarakah 7 b g Almushtarak - Dollar Crisis (Goldmark) (6) 53.5 F Herholdt 20/1 L 641 4 1.85 Nevada (4) 54.5 C Orffer 12/1 K 644 5 5.60 Western Storm (1) 60.0 H vd Hoven 13/2 K 615 6 5.70 Seven Wood (7) 54.0 M Byleveld 4/1 K 506 7 6.20 Arctic Blast (2) 56.5 B May 4/1 K 597 8 7.95 Buckinghampshire Time: 75.1s (62.58s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 113% 1st T:MW Bass O:Mesdames I Jooste & M H Mason & Messrs M J Jooste, Bryn Ressell & N M Shirtliff B:Maine Chance

Race 6 (672)

Kenilworth MR 75 Handicap (F&M)

1000m R79,000

K 599 1 0.00 Prize Peg (3) 59.0 D Dillon 7/1 3 ch f Jay Peg - Pikachu (Caesour) (2) 52.0 XG Carstens 20/1 K 623 2 3.25 Moonblanched 3 b f Warm White Night - Paper Moon (Elliodor) (4) 59.0 H vd Hoven 20/1 K 256 3 3.75 Candaleeyah 4 b f Argonaut - Ratafia (Flaming Rock) (8) 57.0 R Fourie 17/10 K 604 4 4.75 Twinkle Toes (6) 60.0 A Domeyer 10/1 K 657 5 6.50 Money Surger (5) 59.5 S Fortune 20/1 K 590 6 7.75 Royal Chian (7) 58.0 C Bantam 8/1 K 590 7 9.75 Rebel’s Idol (9) 57.5 A Fortune 10/1 K 666 8 11.25 Just Felicity (10) 54.0 B May 7/1 L 640 9 13.00 Emblem Ahoy (11) 55.5 G v Niekerk 16/1 L 640 10 13.20 Like Janis (1) 53.5 G Behr 10/1 K 590 11 14.70 Boomtown Belter Time: 60.89s (60.89s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:M Robinson O:Mrs I Jooste & Mr M J Jooste B:Hemel ‘n Aarde Stud

Race 7 (673)

Kenilworth Gr3 Final Fling Stakes (F&M)

1600m R77,000

1000m R75,000

K 609 1 0.00 Power Grid (3) 60.0 G v Niekerk 5/1 2 b c Gimmethegreenlight - Letsador (Elliodor) (1) 60.0 F Herholdt 75/1 K 586 2 1.00 Purple Tractor 2 b c Gimmethegreenlight - Fortify (Fort Wood) (4) 60.0 C Orffer 20/1 K 601 3 3.25 Varsity Cup 2 b c Var - Strawberry Ice (Western Winter) (2) 60.0 A Domeyer 110/1 K 645 4 5.75 Boy Scout (8) 60.0 R Khathi 16/1 5 7.25 Wind River (11) 60.0 M Byleveld 18/10 K 609 6 8.00 Elusive Path (7) 60.0 R Fourie 16/1 7 8.50 China Express (10) 60.0 S Fortune 10/1 K 645 8 8.80 Mount Keith (13) 60.0 D Dillon 7/2 K 609 9 9.00 Pillar Of Hercules (6) 60.0 B May 40/1 K 645 10 11.25 Strikeitlikeamatch (9) 60.0 A Fortune 16/1 K 609 11 11.75 Lumiere Verto (5) 60.0 H vd Hoven 33/1 K 609 12 15.00 In Your Face (12) 60.0 C du Plooy 25/1 K 496 13 24.75 Telamon Time: 61.29s (61.29s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:AD Steyn O:Mr A J Brand & Mesdames Surina de Villiers & J J Steyn B:Daytona Stud

Race 3 (669)

Kenilworth MR 78 Handicap

K 656 1 0.00 Friendly Tibbs (6) 58.5 A Domeyer 11/1 5 b g Casey Tibbs - Sweet Margot (Saumarez) (4) 59.0 A Fortune 4/1 K 607 2 3.25 Golden Peg 4 ch g Jay Peg - Gold And Roses (Centenary) (3) 55.0 G Behr 10/1 K 607 3 4.50 Storm Front 3 gr g Tiger Ridge - Spring Storm (Thunder Cat) (7) 58.5 R Khathi 16/1 L 642 4 5.75 Air Chief Marshal (2) 53.5 M Byleveld 8/1 K 648 5 6.05 Major Jay (10) 54.5 XG Carstens 8/1 K 621 6 6.45 Flying Ryan (1) 56.5 F Herholdt 4/1 K 633 7 7.95 One Away (8) 54.0 R Fourie 9/2 K 648 8 8.95 Glenton (5) 60.5 J Jordaan 7/1 L 639 9 9.15 Dragon Flame (9) 56.5 B May 20/1 K 625 10 17.40 Respectable Rebel Time: 102.03s (63.77s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:ELP Steyn O:Messrs Bryn Ressell & E L P Steyn B:Oldlands Stud

1800m R250,000

K 632 1 0.00 Harlem Shake (14) 57.5 H vd Hoven 12/1 3 b f Warm White Night - Malakeh(AUS) (Snippets) (2) 57.5 C Orffer 16/1 K 573 2 1.75 Icy Fire 3 b f Western Winter - She’s On Fire (Jet Master) (1) 57.5 G v Niekerk 7/1 K 579 3 1.80 Sublime Lady 3 b f Captain Al - Sublimity (Fort Wood) (15) 59.0 A Fortune 14/1 K 631 4 2.00 Fear Not (5) 59.0 R Khathi 6/1 K 631 5 2.20 Petty Officer (9) 60.0 C du Plooy 12/1 K 631 6 3.20 Cat And The Moon (8) 57.5 A Domeyer 5/1 K 631 7 3.60 Moonlight ‘n Roses (4) 59.0 R Fourie 5/2 K 631 8 3.80 Acrostar (11) 59.0 G Behr 33/1 K 665 9 8.05 Amarillo Rose (10) 57.5 D Dillon 12/1 K 632 10 8.25 Jetano (6) 59.0 F Herholdt 20/1 K 616 11 8.75 Elusive Wave (3) 59.0 L Africa 50/1 K 631 12 9.75 Moonsong Magic (13) 59.0 M Byleveld 25/1 K 655 13 10.05 Gift Of Rain (7) 59.0 D Habib 100/1 K 589 14 10.10 Hilaria (12) 59.0 S Fortune 33/1 K 665 15 11.35 Indaba Time: 116.11s (64.51s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 125% 1st T:GR Puller O:Messrs F M Carruthers, P Fourie, Ian Robinson, Ken Martin & N D Scholtz & Ms J Hunter B:Klawervlei Stud

breeders of

WONDER WORKER

3 b f Western Winter - Miracle Maiden (Elliodor) WON by 2.25L at Fairview 2000m, 22 July

RUBY GEM

1 win 1 place 7 runs

2 wins 3 places 15 runs

3 b f Mambo In Seattle - Ruby Gift(SNL) (Wolf Power) WON at Scottsville 1950m, 23 July . . . and placed . . . EUROKLIDON

Congratulations to all the connections Chris Gerber & Dr Bennie vd Merwe PO Box 67, Piketberg 7320 Tel (022) 942 1782 or (022) 942 1255 email: namaquas@intekom.co.za

TURFFONTEIN Sunday 24 July Going: good

Race 1 (1279) Turffontein Maiden Juvenile Plate

1450m R90,000

T 1215 1 0.00 Blazing Winter (8) 60.0 S Brown 1/1 2 ch c Western Winter - She’s On Fire (Jet Master) (11) 60.0 G Lerena 16/1 V 991 2 0.50 Brave Nation 2 b c Var - Bandera Nativa(ARG) (Bernstein) (5) 60.0 R Danielson 7/2 V 1199 3 2.75 Sabre Dance 2 b c Kahal - Red Kaschka (Elliodor) (12) 60.0 M v Rensburg 16/1 V 1173 4 4.85 Karioke Kelly (2) 60.0 L Hewitson 8/1 5 8.45 Tapenzee (10) 60.0 K Zechner 66/1 T 1262 6 10.35 Warm White Star (1) 60.0 R Simons 40/1 T 1156 7 10.55 Fetching Ice (7) 60.0 A Fortune 8/1 V 1225 8 12.85 Bay Style (9) 60.0 C Murray 20/1 T 947 9 13.05 Mambo’s In Town (4) 60.0 G Wright 50/1 V 1173 10 15.25 Ali Pasha (3) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 66/1 11 18.50 Excellency (6) 60.0 J Greyling 125/1 T 1255 12 99.99 Yavapai Time: 88.79s (61.23s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:OA Ferraris O:Mrs Vanashree & Mr Anant Singh & Team Valor International (Nom : Mr B Irwin) B:Team Valor International

Race 2 (1280) Turffontein Maiden Plate (F&M)

1450m R90,000

T 1237 1 0.00 Sao Paulo (1) 60.0 JP vd Merwe 7/10 3 ch f Trippi - Garota de Ipanema(BRZ) (Roi Normand) (9) 60.0 P Strydom 12/1 T 1214 2 3.00 Pearl Valley 4 ch f Elusive Fort - Merrichhills (Modus Vivendi) (7) 56.0 S Khumalo 3/1 T 1166 3 6.10 Trip Queens 2 ch f Trippi - Cockney Queen (London News) (5) 60.0 G Wright 12/1 T 1258 4 6.50 Sister Mary (6) 60.0 G Lerena 20/1 T 1116 5 12.50 Tenderwood (3) 56.0 C Zackey 80/1 T 1237 6 13.20 Princess Violet (2) 60.0 C Murray 25/1 V 1200 7 16.30 Wasp (8) 56.0 R Munger 100/1 T 1257 8 17.10 Next World (4) 56.0 M v Rensburg 25/1 T 924 9 26.25 Rightonred (10) 56.0 L Hewitson 50/1 T 871 10 99.99 Time Tripper Time: 88.2s (60.83s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:MF de Kock O:Drakenstein Stud (Nom: Mrs G A Rupert) B:Drakenstein Stud

Race 3 (1281) Turffontein Maiden Plate

1600m R90,000

T 1239 1 0.00 Hypothermic (6) 60.0 G Lerena 8/10 3 b g Mogok - Winter Ade (Western Winter) (2) 60.0 C Murray 66/1 T 1165 2 0.30 Riparian 4 b g Mullins Bay - Habib Laziza (Spend A Buck) (1) 60.0 S Khumalo 10/1 V 1249 3 0.55 Uposeupay 3 ch g Announce - Daisy Delux (Fort Wood) (5) 60.0 S Brown 5/1 T 1233 4 1.05 Payne’s Grey (3) 60.0 M Mjoka 25/1 T 1233 5 2.25 Bubbly Reply (9) 60.0 A Fortune 33/10 V 1079 6 2.45 Elevenses (7) 56.0 G Wrogemann 66/1 V 1131 7 3.95 Brave Option (4) 56.0 M v Rensburg 40/1 T 1181 8 6.70 Cool Cologne (8) 56.0 C Zackey 50/1 V 1263 9 17.00 Driving Rain Time: 99.61s (62.26s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 116% 1st T:T Zackey O:Messrs S F G Habib & Tyrone Zackey & Mr K P & Mrs N M Backos B:Scott Bros

Race 4 (1282) Turffontein Maiden Plate

2600m R90,000

V 1222 1 0.00 Tiki Torch (2) 60.0 G Lerena 1/1 3 b c A P Arrow - Celestial Flame (All Fired Up) (8) 60.0 K Zechner 14/1 V 1265 2 0.40 Wall Of Ice 4 b g Jam Alley - Cayman Ridge (Al Mufti) (4) 60.0 C Murray 10/1 T 1184 3 2.40 Sergeant Pepper 4 ch g A P Arrow - Women’s Rights (Al Mufti) (1) 56.5 A Fortune 15/2 T 1216 4 4.10 Island Bliss (7) 60.0 S Khumalo 10/1 V 1222 5 6.30 Thunder Applause (6) 60.0 A Balloo 25/1 V 1222 6 10.00 Virility (3) 60.0 P Strydom 9/2 T 1184 7 13.40 King Of Thrones (9) 60.0 M Mjoka 75/1 V 1149 8 14.40 Reminiscence (5) 60.0 M v Rensburg 12/1 V 1111 9 99.99 Fort Ross Time: 167.85s (64.56s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:RR Magner O:Messrs L P Collett, W C Lopes & R R Magner B:Summerhill Stud

another winner for

Hypothermic

WON at Turffontein, 24 July T: T Zackey J: G Lerena O: Messrs S F G Habib & Tyrone Zackey & Mr K P & Mrs N M Backos B: Scott Bros

Race 5 (1283) Turffontein MR 62 Handicap

2600m R82,000

V 1154 1 0.00 Commodore Al (1) 59.0 A Fortune 7/1 7 b g Captain Al - Diza Gem (Ginistrelli) (5) 55.0 R Danielson 9/2 T 1235 2 0.90 Daytona Charger 3 b c Brave Tin Soldier - Silwood (Fort Wood) (2) 58.0 G Lerena 4/1 V 1205 3 2.00 Taegan’s Jet 6 ch g Jet Master - Foverington (Foveros) (7) 57.0 C Zackey 25/1 V 1154 4 4.10 Dynamite Jim (3) 55.5 L Hewitson 5/1 V 1205 5 5.90 Umthetho (6) 60.0 G Wrogemann 5/1 T 1211 6 6.90 A P Emblem (4) 53.5 S Khumalo 14/1 T 1211 7 9.60 Scare Tactics (8) 60.0 S Brown 33/1 V 1244 8 10.80 Patang (9) 59.5 P Strydom 4/1 V 1154 9 99.99 Aszkaban Time: 167.38s (64.38s avg/1000m, or 56km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:GM Alexander O:Ms M Konstantatou B:Klawervlei Stud

Race 6 (1284) Turffontein MR 72 Handicap

V 1135 1 0.00 American Tiger (10) 57.0 4 b g Tiger Ridge - Via Della (National Assembly) (5) 52.0 T 1119 2 0.20 Arabian Bay 6 ch h Mullins Bay - Arabian Charm (Al Mufti) (9) 55.5 V 1179 3 0.25 Trip To Troy 3 ch g Trippi - Helena (Camden Park) (12) 57.0 V 1246 4 0.55 Pyramus (7) 56.0 T 1211 5 0.95 Frappachino (2) 54.0 V 1222 6 1.95 Keep On Flying (4) 53.5 T 1221 7 2.20 Viking Castle (6) 60.5 T 1169 8 2.45 Odd Rob (3) 52.5 V 1244 9 3.20 Antonius Charm (1) 57.0 V 1244 10 5.50 Rain Shadow (11) 52.0 V 1246 11 8.80 Sekonjalo (8) 58.5 S 932 12 9.60 Triple Beat (13) 59.0 V 1205 13 10.10 Wild Horizon (14) 52.0 T 1221 14 10.80 Gullivers Travel Time: 111.46s (61.92s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) 1st T:OA Ferraris O:Mr C J Barnard B:Wilgerbosdrift

S Brown

1800m R82,000

9/2

C Murray

66/1

P Strydom

13/2

G Wrogemann 66/1 R Danielson 20/1 C Zackey 40/1 L Hewitson 10/1 JP vd Merwe 28/10 R Munger 33/1 K Zechner 10/1 M Thackeray 75/1 A Fortune 14/1 S Khumalo 7/2 F Maleking 80/1 SP Total %: 121%

Race 7 (1285) Turffontein MR 80 Handicap

1200m R92,000

Race 8 (1286) Turffontein MR 64 Handicap (F&M)

1600m R75,000

D 937 1 0.00 Duke Nukem (3) 61.0 A Fortune 33/10 3 ch g Bankable - Guest Gallery (Special Preview) (5) 57.0 P Strydom 33/10 T 1236 2 0.30 Hililyhililyhilo 3 b g Great Britain - Lilium Regale (West Man) (7) 56.0 G Lerena 15/4 V 1202 3 1.00 Hidden Agenda 4 b g Brave Tin Soldier - Bansela (Malhub) (1) 58.0 R Danielson 6/1 V 1202 4 1.70 Nation Builder (8) 54.5 JP vd Merwe 6/1 V 1196 5 2.45 Tokyo Drift (6) 56.5 C Zackey 25/1 V 1202 6 4.75 Flag Of France (2) 54.5 S Khumalo 11/1 V 1016 7 8.75 Oculus (4) 59.5 D Habib 9/1 S 933 8 8.85 Extreme Dubai Time: 73.45s (61.21s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 118% 1st T:GM Alexander O:Mr H B Odendaal B:Summerhill Stud

V 1197 1 0.00 Matilda’s Daughter (4) 57.0 L Hewitson 16/1 3 b f Oracy - Dancing Aunt(AUS) (Danehill Dancer) (3) 55.0 C Murray 8/1 V 1243 2 0.50 Jewel Of Gibraltar 4 b c Rock of Gibraltar - Bella Jewel(AUS) (Rory’s Jester) (2) 54.0 C Zackey 25/1 T 1189 3 0.75 For Show Me Angel 3 f Mogok - Show Me Angel(AUS) (Show A Heart) (6) 57.0 A Fortune 8/1 V 1243 4 1.15 Banking April (8) 53.5 JP vd Merwe 16/1 T 1238 5 1.65 Tangerine Lady (9) 54.0 M Thackeray 25/1 T 1238 6 1.90 Wensleydale (7) 52.0 R Munger 7/1 T 1213 7 2.80 Catch A Thief (1) 60.5 G Lerena 5/1 D 936 8 3.10 Cat’s Whiskers (5) 58.0 S Khumalo 9/2 T 1157 9 3.35 Navette (10) 55.5 P Strydom 13/2 T 1213 10 3.95 River Run (11) 53.0 J Greyling 12/1 T 1218 11 4.00 Chalcedony Time: 100.29s (62.68s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 110% 1st T:PA Peter O:Messrs T P Zackey, G L O’Brien & A P Peter B:Klawervlei Stud

TIGER RIDGE

AMERICAN TIGER

4 b g Tiger Ridge - Via Della (National Assembly)

WON at Turffontein, 1800m, 24 July . . . and placed . . . Play Date, Storm Front

Congratulations to Connections

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SCOTTSVILLE Saturday 23 July Going: good

Race 1 (1000) Scottsville Maiden Juvenile Plate (Inside)

1400m R80,000

D 912 1 0.00 Gregorian Chant (6) 60.0 A Delpech 22/10 2 b c Trippi - Candy Singer(ARG) (Singspiel) (3) 60.0 D De Gouveia 50/1 2 3.50 Angel Landing 2 b c Bold Silvano - Angel At My Table (Count Dubois) (7) 60.0 W Kennedy 19/10 S 886 3 3.60 Captain At Sea 2 b c Captain Al - Ondina (Caesour) (9) 60.0 A Marcus 7/1 4 6.35 Geste (2) 60.0 S Moodley 66/1 D 891 5 7.85 Luckdragon (13) 60.0 K De Melo 40/1 S 864 6 8.35 Grasshopper (12) 60.0 B Lerena 10/1 S 955 7 8.45 Kash Is King (10) 60.0 S Veale 50/1 8 8.50 Eccellerate (8) 60.0 DS Lembethe 110/1 D 975 9 9.00 Aerial Combat (1) 60.0 M Yeni 40/1 10 13.00 Oro Negro (5) 60.0 C Habib 100/1 S 638 11 13.25 Alone At Last (11) 60.0 B Jacobson 8/1 S 864 12 13.50 Galtero (14) 60.0 L Hewitson 75/1 S 955 13 14.50 Explosive Rock (4) 60.0 S Randolph 50/1 14 26.50 Buscot Park (15) 60.0 A Forbes 33/1 S 661 15 62.25 Count Philip Time: 86.06s (61.47s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:D Kannemeyer O:L’Ormarins Racing Syndicate (Nom: Mrs G A Rupert) B:Drakenstein Stud

In The Loop

WON at Vaal, 21 July T: PA Peter J: G Lerena O: Mr H C N Da Costa B:Scott Bros

Race 2 (1001) Scottsville Maiden Juvenile Plate (Fillies)(Inside)

1400m R80,000

Race 3 (1002) Scottsville Maiden Plate

1000m R80,000

Race 4 (1003) Scottsville Maiden Plate (F&M)

1200m R80,000

S 885 1 0.00 Royal Agree (4) 60.0 S Randolph 4/1 2 b f Mogok - Royal Promise(AUS) (Royal Academy) (2) 60.0 A Marcus 15/10 S 956 2 1.00 Dusk Beauty 2 b f Dynasty - Destination Mars(USA) (Coronado’s Quest) (7) 60.0 T Godden 75/1 S 956 3 1.50 Ticky Tin 2 b f Brave Tin Soldier - Tialata (Requiem) (10) 60.0 W Kennedy 10/1 D 797 4 3.50 Mostarda (5) 60.0 B Jacobson 14/1 5 3.55 Momo (1) 60.0 K De Melo 35/1 S 967 6 4.05 Fastnet Jet (8) 60.0 B Lerena 35/1 S 885 7 4.15 High Octane (12) 60.0 A Delpech 5/1 S 887 8 6.15 Night At The Proms (6) 60.0 A Forbes 75/1 D 902 9 8.15 Hottest Trend (9) 60.0 C Habib 75/1 D 934 10 11.15 Why Rio (13) 60.0 S Veale 33/1 11 16.15 Super Scooper (3) 60.0 C Storey 50/1 12 17.90 Red Silk (14) 60.0 D De Gouveia 110/1 S 956 13 19.40 Oracle Princess (11) 60.0 L Hewitson 12/1 D 902 14 28.90 Dunhallin Time: 87.33s (62.38s avg/1000m, or 58km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:GS Kotzen O:Mr P G de Beyer B:Scott Bros

S 928 1 0.00 Shoot The Bull (7) 60.0 M Yeni 28/10 4 b g Fort Beluga - Extra Terrestral (Spaceship) (1) 57.5 T Godden 16/1 D 677 2 3.50 At Variance 3 b f Var - Party Line (Al Mufti) (4) 60.0 S Veale 4/1 D 601 3 3.75 Saber’s Beads 3 b g Warm White Night - Lunar Landscape(AUS) (Giant’s Causeway) (3) 57.0 A Delpech 11/2 4 4.75 Wavebreaker (9) 60.0 K De Melo 100/1 D 991 5 5.50 Stormatic (8) 60.0 B Jacobson 5/1 D 384 6 6.25 Roy’s Ark (2) 57.0 L Hewitson 14/1 S 955 7 7.00 Ndizakahle (6) 54.5 D De Gouveia 5/1 S 956 8 7.75 Lucky Barb (5) 60.0 M Winnaar 14/1 9 13.50 Brazillian Haircut Time: 58.51s (58.51s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 115% 1st T:KG Naidoo O:Mr B Kalian B:Scott Bros

S 887 1 0.00 Warm Night Alice (5) 57.0 A Marcus 11/20 2 b f Warm White Night - Flaming Alice (Captain Al) (2) 57.0 A Delpech 14/1 S 708 2 0.50 Inyati 2 b f Var - Xantha(SNL) (Xaar) (7) 60.0 K De Melo 40/1 D 974 3 3.50 Burfi 3 b f Tropical Empire - Star Tower (National Emblem) (12) 60.0 D De Gouveia 75/1 S 887 4 3.75 Zinzara (4) 60.0 B Lerena 10/1 S 887 5 4.00 Queens Diamond (3) 57.0 L Hewitson 25/1 6 5.50 Madame Excess (9) 57.0 A Forbes 12/1 S 885 7 6.00 Princess Ratattoee (11) 60.0 S Moodley 50/1 D 913 8 10.75 Cherry Hill (13) 60.0 M Yeni 25/1 K 596 9 11.50 Electro Diva (10) 57.0 T Godden 50/1 D 907 10 14.25 Castor Cat (6) 57.0 S Veale 33/1 11 14.30 See The Sea (14) 60.0 B Nyawo 125/1 S 957 12 14.55 Dorothy May (1) 57.0 W Kennedy 50/1 S 866 13 16.30 Silent Flyer (8) 60.0 C Habib 75/1 D 748 14 16.35 Bajan Chocolate (15) 60.0 B Jacobson 125/1 15 17.35 Sierra (16) 60.0 S Randolph 125/1 S 957 16 32.10 Tropical Reeds Time: 71.43s (59.53s avg/1000m, or 60km/h) SP Total %: 112% 1st T:GV Woodruff O:Mrs I Jooste & Mr M J Jooste B:Klawervlei Stud

Race 5 (1004) Scottsville Pinnacle Stakes (F&M)

1200m R120,000

S 879 1 0.00 Elusivenchantment (12) 58.5 A Delpech 3/1 3 b f Elusive Fort - Bump ‘n Grind (Qui Danzig) (4) 52.5 M Winnaar 25/1 S 421 2 1.75 Respect At Bay 4 b f Mullins Bay - Mhlonishwa (Jallad) (2) 57.0 W Kennedy 8/1 D 906 3 2.25 Bella Sonata 3 ch f Silvano - Bella Cantata(GB) (Singspiel) (1) 61.5 A Marcus 4/1 S 922 4 3.25 Miss Varlicious (10) 57.0 S Veale 22/1 D 936 5 4.25 Well In Flight (7) 55.5 T Godden 20/1 D 850 6 4.35 Night In Tahiti (5) 58.5 D Daniels 16/1 S 922 7 5.35 Easy Game (3) 54.0 M Yeni 50/1 D 943 8 5.40 Time Marches On (6) 60.0 S Randolph 28/10 S 922 9 5.65 Our Destiny (8) 50.0 L Tarentaal 110/1 D 637 10 5.90 Flying Luxmi (9) 61.5 L Hewitson 10/1 D 895 11 6.90 Cosmic Light (11) 58.5 K De Melo 16/1 T 1009 12 15.65 Mella Maria Time: 70.19s (58.49s avg/1000m, or 62km/h) SP Total %: 119% 1st T:DC Howells O:Messrs A J Boshoff & G A Hauptfleisch B:GA Hauptfleisch

Race 6 (1005) Scottsville MR 92 Handicap (Inside)

1600m R98,000

Race 7 (1006) Scottsville MR 72 Handicap (Inside)

1600m R75,000

Race 8 (1007) Scottsville MR 76 Handicap (F&M)(Inside)

1950m R82,000

D 954 1 0.00 Sylvester The Cat (4) 61.5 B Lerena 7/2 3 b g Black Minnaloushe - Ondina (Caesour) (1) 57.0 A Delpech 28/10 D 978 2 0.05 Arctica 3 b g Captain Al - Little Grey Wolf(IRE) (Indian Ridge) (5) 56.0 K De Melo 16/1 S 889 3 1.30 Ole Gunnar 3 b g Second Empire - Duplicate (Our Casey’s Boy) (2) 57.5 S Randolph 14/1 S 889 4 2.05 Rio De La Plata (7) 56.0 S Veale 3/1 S 875 5 2.30 Winter Prince (3) 59.5 L Hewitson 9/2 D 946 6 2.55 Greek Legend (9) 58.0 W Kennedy 20/1 D 954 7 3.05 Silver Spring (8) 56.5 C Storey 20/1 T 950 8 3.30 Double Clutch (6) 52.5 D De Gouveia 33/1 S 961 9 4.55 Oh Boy Time: 98.36s (61.48s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:DC Howells O:Messrs B A Schwegmann & H F Schwegmann, T Herdon, D C Howells & B Walker B:Varsfontein Stud

S 969 1 0.00 Pirogue (5) 57.5 A Delpech 17/10 4 b g Mullins Bay - Fovesta (Foveros) (11) 53.0 M Winnaar 50/1 S 961 2 2.50 Hanji 3 b g Admire Main - Civil Affair (Northern Guest) (4) 60.0 T Godden 5/1 D 863 3 2.65 In Tribute 6 b g Trippi - Baduis(GB) (Sadler’s Wells) (7) 57.0 K De Melo 12/1 D 905 4 2.90 Pyrenees In Spain (1) 58.5 C Habib 6/1 D 946 5 3.65 Royal Zulu Guard (8) 52.0 L Tarentaal 75/1 S 871 6 5.40 Kings Approval (2) 55.0 W Kennedy 33/1 D 911 7 6.65 Jack The Knife (13) 52.0 L Hewitson 12/1 S 871 8 6.70 Big Bird (6) 59.0 S Veale 9/2 D 911 9 6.75 Whitley Willows (3) 54.5 DS Lembethe 25/1 D 705 10 7.00 Henchman (12) 52.0 D De Gouveia 33/1 S 737 11 7.05 What A Boytjie (9) 54.5 A Forbes 20/1 D 744 12 8.05 Commandtoconquer (10) 52.0 C Storey 75/1 S 870 13 8.30 Bazoon Time: 98.36s (61.48s avg/1000m, or 59km/h) SP Total %: 121% 1st T:D Campbell O:Mr D J Hawkins, Mr I & Mrs U Rickeelal & Mrs P Sokay B:Summerhill Stud

D 980 1 0.00 Ruby Gem (2) 54.5 A Delpech 33/10 3 b f Mambo In Seattle - Ruby Gift(SNL) (Wolf Power) (1) 58.0 S Randolph 33/10 S 931 2 1.75 Tender Trip 3 ch f Trippi - Contender (National Emblem) (12) 60.0 B Lerena 33/1 S 876 3 2.25 Mark My Card 4 b f Miesque’s Approval - Markanawa(NZ) (Maroof) (10) 55.5 D De Gouveia 33/1 S 960 4 2.30 Classe Mondiale (5) 53.5 S Veale 9/1 S 960 5 3.55 Modernista (8) 54.5 M Yeni 16/1 D 979 6 4.55 Royal Tree (3) 53.5 A Forbes 10/1 D 680 7 5.05 Roy’s Lioness (6) 59.5 K De Melo 5/1 D 916 8 6.55 Vogue Idea (7) 53.0 S Moodley 25/1 D 980 9 6.60 Barcelona Babe (9) 53.5 L Hewitson 7/1 D 815 10 8.10 Dance City Queen (4) 53.5 W Kennedy 25/1 S 959 11 13.85 Sea Fan (11) 53.0 C Storey 33/1 D 824 12 13.95 De Sol A Sol Time: 123.22s (63.19s avg/1000m, or 57km/h) SP Total %: 117% 1st T:D Kannemeyer O:Mr M C Gerber B:Moutonshoek

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