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Gavin van Zyl's talented Blackball has his first start as a 5yo

MICHAELMAS HANDICAP(L) at Hollywoodbets Greyville this Sunday

CANDIESE MARNEWICK

No. 2609 ISSN 1023 / 6996

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Leading trainers by stakes

Leading BREEDERS by Stakes

season 2019/2020 * 1 August - 13 October 2019

season 2019/2020 * 1 August - 13 October 2019 Stakes Breeder rnrs AEPR runs wnrs wns wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ plcs plc/ SP wnrs wns wnr% rns%

4,749,600 3,576,525 3,510,275 2,278,225 2,226,150 1,668,100 1,411,100 1,399,700 1,382,300 1,126,200 1,116,975 1,031,175 1,022,650 936,913 927,875 917,900 887,925 846,900 809,150 797,888 783,325 771,575 768,000 730,475

1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0

Klawervlei Stud 261 Wilgerbosdrift & Mauritzfontein 168 Summerhill Stud 152 Highlands 99 Maine Chance 80 Drakenstein Stud 81 Moutonshoek 84 Nadeson Park Stud 60 Varsfontein Stud 68 Lammerskraal Stud 51 Clifton Stud 37 Scott Bros 73 Ascot Stud 58 Piemonte Stud 40 Favour Stud 55 Graystone Stud 23 B Le Roux 27 Hemel ‘n Aarde Stud 65 IR Heyns 38 La Plaisance Stud 45 Riethuiskraal Stud 27 Avontuur Farm 28 GJ Royden-Turner 16 Normandy Stud 35

18,198 21,289 23,094 23,012 27,827 20,594 16,799 23,328 20,328 22,082 30,189 14,126 17,632 23,423 16,870 39,909 32,886 13,029 21,293 17,731 29,012 27,556 48,000 20,871

507 327 353 216 155 151 183 128 132 82 82 164 112 80 118 73 68 138 81 71 59 60 34 76

49 32 36 22 24 18 13 14 15 14 8 11 10 11 11 7 10 7 9 7 6 8 9 8

54 38 41 28 31 18 16 17 16 14 11 11 11 11 12 9 12 9 9 9 7 10 9 9

19% 19% 24% 22% 30% 22% 15% 23% 22% 27% 22% 15% 17% 28% 20% 30% 37% 11% 24% 16% 22% 29% 56% 23%

1 2% 2 3% 0 0% 1 5% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 2 13% 1 9% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 17% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0%

147 29% 0 106 32% 1 105 30% 1 59 27% 0 42 27% 0 56 37% 2 53 29% 1 41 32% 0 40 30% 0 21 26% 0 27 33% 0 37 23% 0 35 31% 1 29 36% 0 34 29% 0 22 30% 0 20 29% 0 38 28% 1 25 31% 0 23 32% 1 16 27% 0 23 38% 0 12 35% 1 26 34% 0

Trainer runs wins win fav fav wfav 2nd 2nd stakes % % % %

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Golden Belle 129,375 3% Meryl 183,500 5% Hidden Agenda 144,700 4% Stream Of Kindness 145,050 6% Port Key 134,375 6% Chouette 82,500 5% Takatul 122,300 9% Cane Lime ‘n Soda 127,200 9% Bellingham Bay 105,000 8% Maddox Tune 83,125 7% Prince Of Kahal 403,125 36% Double ‘O’ Eight 108,450 11% Jack Of Hearts 163,800 16% Abelie 106,200 11% Bouncing Tigger 87,875 9% Lake Kinneret 170,500 19% Georgina Rose 127,875 14% Glacier Girl 111,075 13% Star Vega 73,100 9% Crome Yellow 138,750 17% Vistula 300,000 38% Before The Dawn 131,875 17% Eightfolds Lass 94,400 12% Sachdev 103,750 14%

Leading sires by Stakes

season 2019/2020 * 1 August - 13 October 2019 Stakes Sire rnrs AEPR runs wnrs wns wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ plcs plc/ SP wnrs wns wnr% rns%

2,299,975 2,117,975 2,079,600 2,024,950 1,946,525 1,798,763 1,793,525 1,644,975 1,589,825 1,587,925 1,571,950 1,540,150 1,494,050 1,448,950 1,446,950 1,294,525 1,240,500 1,219,500 1,191,425 1,167,325 1,161,775 1,138,325 1,110,650 1,085,350 1,000,650

0 0 0 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1

Silvano Var Oratorio *Dynasty What A Winter Gimmethegreenlight *Captain Al Querari Pathfork *Sail From Seattle Twice Over Master Of My Fate Elusive Fort Duke Of Marmalade Philanthropist Trippi *Seventh Rock Visionaire Vercingetorix Ideal World Jackson Mambo In Seattle *Crusade Pomodoro *Kahal

112 97 83 85 98 97 83 101 64 58 93 89 86 62 83 66 65 88 39 67 60 62 70 45 22

20,535 21,835 25,055 23,823 19,863 18,544 21,609 16,287 24,841 27,378 16,903 17,305 17,373 23,370 17,433 19,614 19,085 13,858 30,549 17,423 19,363 18,360 15,866 24,119 45,484

206 209 170 156 182 197 145 180 152 127 196 161 179 110 174 118 130 177 69 135 112 143 148 99 64

25 22 20 21 20 18 16 19 17 16 15 15 14 16 14 13 13 11 12 7 9 9 10 11 6

29 25 24 24 23 21 16 19 18 19 16 16 14 18 17 15 16 12 17 9 13 12 12 14 9

22% 23% 24% 25% 20% 19% 19% 19% 27% 28% 16% 17% 16% 26% 17% 20% 20% 13% 31% 10% 15% 15% 14% 24% 27%

0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 2 10% 1 5% 0 0% 1 6% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 14% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 2 17%

62 30% 0 71 34% 0 54 32% 0 51 33% 0 56 31% 0 58 29% 1 64 44% 2 46 26% 0 47 31% 0 47 37% 1 67 34% 1 50 31% 0 60 34% 1 37 34% 0 47 27% 1 39 33% 2 40 31% 0 42 24% 0 14 20% 0 41 30% 1 35 31% 0 42 29% 0 44 30% 0 31 31% 0 23 36% 0

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Port Key 134,375 6% Takatul 122,300 6% Ultra Magnus 151,250 7% Belgarion 162,500 8% Sarah 157,500 8% Cane Lime ‘n Soda 127,200 7% One World 125,000 7% Elusive Quest 86,625 5% Brass Bell 104,500 7% Bright Flame 132,500 8% Twice To Sydney 121,875 8% Goliath Heron 94,750 6% Secret Depths 89,550 6% Dancing Feather 120,625 8% Stream Of Kindness 145,050 10% Crome Yellow 138,750 11% Pidgeon Rock 131,875 11% What A Blast 136,775 11% Prince Of Venice 131,375 11% Vistula 300,000 26% Jacko Boy 207,500 18% Seattle Skyline 126,925 11% Golden Spiral 110,000 10% Golden Belle 129,375 12% Prince Of Kahal 403,125 40%

Leading sires OF 3YO’S by Stakes season 2019/2020 * 1 August - 13 October 2019

Stakes Sire rnrs AEPR runs wnrs wns wnr/ rnr%

SW SW SW/ plcs plc/ SP wnrs wns wnr% rns%

1,191,425 1,059,450 1,043,750 913,400 854,200 819,425 759,000 754,300 713,725 696,800 678,500 674,725 606,025 585,800 584,525 583,650 549,300 544,800 534,575 530,750 490,575

0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

Vercingetorix Querari What A Winter *Dynasty Oratorio *Captain Al Captain Of All Gimmethegreenlight Duke Of Marmalade Flower Alley Master Of My Fate *Soft Falling Rain Twice Over Philanthropist Pathfork Visionaire Var Elusive Fort Silvano Pomodoro Capetown Noir

39 54 46 34 38 36 33 40 35 34 46 33 43 39 30 42 30 39 36 22 25

30,549 19,619 22,690 26,865 22,479 22,762 23,000 18,858 20,392 20,494 14,750 20,446 14,094 15,021 19,484 13,896 18,310 13,969 14,849 24,125 19,623

69 97 87 58 73 63 67 67 62 61 87 51 84 72 64 70 50 79 60 38 43

12 13 11 10 9 9 8 8 6 8 7 6 6 6 6 5 5 6 6 6 5

17 13 12 12 12 9 8 10 8 8 7 8 6 6 7 5 6 6 7 7 6

31% 24% 24% 29% 24% 25% 24% 20% 17% 24% 15% 18% 14% 15% 20% 12% 17% 15% 17% 27% 20%

0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

0% 0% 9% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0% 0%

Leading sires by AEPR

14 20% 29 30% 23 26% 22 38% 15 21% 27 43% 20 30% 16 24% 24 39% 23 38% 26 30% 11 22% 28 33% 21 29% 18 28% 18 26% 16 32% 19 24% 13 22% 9 24% 9 21%

season 2019/2020 * 1 August - 13 October 2019

0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

SW SW SW/ plcs plc/ SP wnrs wns wnr% rns%

1,000,650 1,191,425 1,587,925 710,550 754,950 2,079,600 1,589,825 1,085,350 2,024,950 1,448,950 759,000 592,875 2,117,975 1,793,525

1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1

22 39 58 26 28 83 64 45 85 62 33 26 97 83

45,484 30,549 27,378 27,329 26,963 25,055 24,841 24,119 23,823 23,370 23,000 22,803 21,835 21,609

64 69 127 74 62 170 152 99 156 110 67 76 209 145

6 12 16 7 8 20 17 11 21 16 8 6 22 16

9 17 19 8 8 24 18 14 24 18 8 9 25 16

27% 31% 28% 27% 29% 24% 27% 24% 25% 26% 24% 23% 23% 19%

2 17% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 2 10% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 0 0% 1 6%

Prince Of Venice Calypso Beat Sarah Bag Of Tricks Before The Dawn Ehsaan Lady Legend Cane Lime ‘n Soda Dancing Feather Floribunda All The Way Up Donderweer Twice As Special Tokolosh Brass Bell Gaian Glory Big Bay Gwendolyn Sachdev Golden Belle Liverpool Champ

131,375 11% 72,000 7% 157,500 15% 110,175 12% 131,875 15% 70,000 9% 83,500 11% 127,200 17% 120,625 17% 73,225 11% 68,375 10% 129,375 19% 69,875 12% 80,750 14% 104,500 18% 86,625 15% 112,500 20% 73,000 13% 103,750 19% 129,375 24% 121,875 25%

with 20 or m

Stakes Sire rnrs AEPR runs wnrs wns wnr/ rnr%

*Kahal Vercingetorix *Sail From Seattle *Just As Well Irish Flame Oratorio Pathfork Pomodoro *Dynasty Duke Of Marmalade Captain Of All *Great Britain Var *Captain Al

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

23 36% 0 14 20% 0 47 37% 1 21 28% 0 23 37% 0 54 32% 0 47 31% 0 31 31% 0 51 33% 0 37 34% 0 20 30% 0 25 33% 0 71 34% 0 64 44% 2

ore runners

top earner with stakes & % of total stakes

Prince Of Kahal Prince Of Venice Bright Flame Georgina Rose Irish Wonder Girl Ultra Magnus Brass Bell Golden Belle Belgarion Dancing Feather Lady Legend Bridge Of Spies Takatul One World

403,125 40% 131,375 11% 132,500 8% 127,875 18% 84,900 11% 151,250 7% 104,500 7% 129,375 12% 162,500 8% 120,625 8% 83,500 11% 115,175 19% 122,300 6% 125,000 7%

PA Peter 199 SG Tarry 191 J Snaith 235 AC Greeff 214 BJ Crawford 140 Y Bremner 188 MF de Kock 116 GB Puller 100 GD Smith 232 GM Alexander 89 JAJ v Vuuren 96 GS Kotzen 126 SD Gray 98 PF Matchett 115 VH Marshall 85 G v Zyl 65 A Nel 90 RR Magner 88 AG Laird 57 DR Drier 85 DS Bosch 58 D Nieuwenhuizen 65 D Kannemeyer 66 DA Sham 73 DC Howells 77 SB Kotzen 123 LJ Human 110 GV Woodruff 59 M Houdalakis 76 MG & AA Azzie 62 T Laing 82 WGC Miller 102 C Lensley 134 AJ Wright 59 Ashley Fortune 71 C Bass-Robinson 125 G Maroun 95 AJ Rivalland 42 S Miller 81 C Dawson 37 G Paddock 42 BD Botes 56 KG Naidoo 55 WH Marwing 50 T Prinsloo 96 S von W Smit 61 F Habib 45 F Robinson 54 N Kotzen 56 AE Sands 37 W Whitehead 59

31 31 30 33 27 21 19 15 18 14 12 11 10 13 13 11 10 7 9 9 11 8 8 9 7 9 15 8 7 5 8 10 12 7 7 3 5 6 10 5 10 6 6 5 8 7 6 4 5 6 4

16% 16% 13% 15% 19% 11% 16% 15% 8% 16% 13% 9% 10% 11% 15% 17% 11% 8% 16% 11% 19% 12% 12% 12% 9% 7% 14% 14% 9% 8% 10% 10% 9% 12% 10% 2% 5% 14% 12% 14% 24% 11% 11% 10% 8% 11% 13% 7% 9% 16% 7%

43 48 49 49 26 24 29 16 13 11 13 8 6 6 9 15 9 6 10 15 6 5 13 3 5 7 13 6 10 5 14 10 13 11 13 9 1 4 4 7 3 9 4 6 12 7 6 2 8 5 2

22% 25% 21% 23% 19% 13% 25% 16% 6% 12% 14% 6% 6% 5% 11% 23% 10% 7% 18% 18% 10% 8% 20% 4% 6% 6% 12% 10% 13% 8% 17% 10% 10% 19% 18% 7% 1% 10% 5% 19% 7% 16% 7% 12% 13% 11% 13% 4% 14% 14% 3%

30% 35% 29% 31% 38% 33% 38% 31% 31% 55% 46% 38% 33% 33% 33% 47% 11% 33% 40% 53% 50% 40% 23% 33% 40% 29% 46% 50% 30% 40% 36% 30% 23% 27% 23% 11% 0% 50% 50% 29% 33% 22% 25% 0% 33% 57% 50% 0% 38% 80% 50%

22 11% 102 51% 18 9% 89 47% 28 12% 115 49% 29 14% 105 49% 16 11% 74 53% 28 15% 92 49% 13 11% 56 48% 12 12% 47 47% 17 7% 72 31% 10 11% 38 43% 11 11% 39 41% 18 14% 50 40% 10 10% 42 43% 7 6% 43 37% 7 8% 36 42% 7 11% 31 48% 11 12% 44 49% 9 10% 36 41% 10 18% 29 51% 6 7% 32 38% 4 7% 25 43% 10 15% 32 49% 13 20% 30 45% 6 8% 31 42% 8 10% 35 45% 7 6% 48 39% 11 10% 46 42% 4 7% 26 44% 8 11% 31 41% 10 16% 25 40% 11 13% 35 43% 11 11% 46 45% 9 7% 39 29% 8 14% 30 51% 7 10% 24 34% 11 9% 43 34% 9 9% 35 37% 6 14% 19 45% 9 11% 35 43% 4 11% 22 59% 2 5% 23 55% 6 11% 25 45% 5 9% 21 38% 5 10% 23 46% 9 9% 35 36% 5 8% 25 41% 3 7% 20 44% 5 9% 21 39% 3 5% 19 34% 3 8% 18 49% 8 14% 21 36%

2,984,475 2,701,625 2,541,375 2,409,788 2,166,025 1,839,850 1,790,050 1,427,750 1,392,500 1,147,550 1,120,425 1,085,800 1,071,450 1,049,850 1,012,100 984,375 983,650 978,475 914,625 868,900 847,725 835,050 791,250 767,550 738,550 738,250 722,600 718,375 713,050 706,925 703,175 686,200 654,475 631,300 620,150 610,750 607,625 598,475 558,650 545,750 542,875 542,500 526,925 524,625 502,525 498,975 489,175 462,150 446,575 443,050 433,100

stks/ runs 14,997 14,145 10,814 11,261 15,472 9,786 15,431 14,278 6,002 12,894 11,671 8,617 10,933 9,129 11,907 15,144 10,929 11,119 16,046 10,222 14,616 12,847 11,989 10,514 9,592 6,002 6,569 12,176 9,382 11,402 8,575 6,727 4,884 10,700 8,735 4,886 6,396 14,249 6,897 14,750 12,926 9,688 9,580 10,493 5,235 8,180 10,871 8,558 7,975 11,974 7,341

Leading Jockeys by wins

season 2019/2020 * 1 August - 13 October 2019 jockey rides wins win fav %

W Kennedy M Yeni G Cheyne R Fourie R Danielson C Maujean C Murray R Munger S Khumalo D Schwarz C F Dicken K De Melo N Klink S Veale L J Ferraris M Byleveld L Mxothwa X Ndlovu C Orffer S Randolph D Dillon S Moodley K Matsunyane M Khan M v Rensburg C Habib T Juglall S Brown M Winnaar T Gould C Storey M Thackeray D R Lerena P Strydom K Zechner G Wright A Andrews S Mbhele J Gates J R Syster D L Habib W Agrella J Penny ES Ngwane A Arries O Noach Wes Marwing J Mphanya

398 468 190 129 152 225 134 308 165 135 107 130 108 119 143 119 148 70 75 125 140 83 136 48 124 161 102 97 69 71 130 83 65 56 155 85 58 84 83 67 54 46 102 33 32 58 45 55

66 52 45 33 30 27 27 24 23 19 16 15 15 14 14 13 11 10 10 10 10 10 10 9 9 9 9 8 7 7 7 7 7 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 5 4 4 4 4 3 3 3

17% 11% 24% 26% 20% 12% 20% 8% 14% 14% 15% 12% 14% 12% 10% 11% 7% 14% 13% 8% 7% 12% 7% 19% 7% 6% 9% 8% 10% 10% 5% 8% 11% 11% 4% 7% 10% 7% 7% 9% 9% 9% 4% 12% 13% 5% 7% 5%

84 72 56 51 45 21 30 24 18 15 4 30 15 19 14 10 8 7 14 8 13 4 18 5 10 8 7 2 5 3 7 2 6 8 6 5 2 3 4 0 3 5 2 1 2 1 2 0

fav wfav 2nd 2nd 1st 1st stakes % % % four four% 21% 37% 15% 22% 29% 38% 40% 33% 30% 38% 9% 52% 22% 40% 8% 17% 11% 28% 11% 60% 4% 25% 23% 30% 14% 40% 16% 47% 10% 21% 8% 50% 5% 38% 10% 14% 19% 36% 6% 38% 9% 31% 5% 50% 13% 17% 10% 60% 8% 10% 5% 13% 7% 29% 2% 100% 7% 40% 4% 33% 5% 14% 2% 50% 9% 50% 14% 25% 4% 33% 6% 0% 3% 50% 4% 33% 5% 50% 0% 0% 6% 33% 11% 20% 2% 0% 3% 0% 6% 50% 2% 100% 4% 50% 0% 0%

53 13% 67 14% 20 11% 18 14% 21 14% 23 10% 12 9% 29 9% 29 18% 12 9% 9 8% 21 16% 13 12% 10 8% 15 10% 10 8% 15 10% 8 11% 12 16% 15 12% 15 11% 4 5% 8 6% 5 10% 14 11% 12 7% 8 8% 4 4% 11 16% 11 15% 11 8% 2 2% 1 2% 12 21% 14 9% 12 14% 6 10% 6 7% 6 7% 6 9% 6 11% 8 17% 11 11% 0 0% 3 9% 2 3% 3 7% 1 2%

214 54% 221 47% 107 56% 86 67% 81 53% 108 48% 68 51% 126 41% 89 54% 59 44% 46 43% 61 47% 52 48% 50 42% 59 41% 50 42% 58 39% 30 43% 35 47% 56 45% 64 46% 25 30% 48 35% 20 42% 45 36% 49 30% 25 25% 37 38% 31 45% 30 42% 45 35% 24 29% 19 29% 33 59% 55 35% 34 40% 23 40% 35 42% 24 29% 20 30% 24 44% 25 54% 30 29% 8 24% 17 53% 11 19% 13 29% 6 11%

6,003,575 4,874,425 3,055,288 2,311,350 2,504,150 2,386,825 2,150,400 2,287,650 2,350,050 1,762,700 1,305,025 1,537,900 973,025 1,336,800 1,443,900 1,146,538 1,040,650 722,175 872,925 1,107,875 1,294,975 806,275 776,750 728,425 936,175 922,725 575,700 742,475 655,225 605,250 673,375 408,650 365,700 779,225 959,050 740,525 581,150 555,200 554,925 525,625 478,125 441,375 453,375 302,850 334,100 253,050 271,275 169,625

stks/ rides 15,084 10,415 16,080 17,917 16,475 10,608 16,048 7,427 14,243 13,057 12,196 11,830 9,009 11,234 10,097 9,635 7,031 10,317 11,639 8,863 9,250 9,714 5,711 15,176 7,550 5,731 5,644 7,654 9,496 8,525 5,180 4,923 5,626 13,915 6,187 8,712 10,020 6,610 6,686 7,845 8,854 9,595 4,445 9,177 10,441 4,363 6,028 3,084

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Strong front-runner Silver Rose can stretch them

Michaelmas Handicap (L) CANDIESE MARNEWICK

PAST WINNERS

2016

1 Celtic Captain 58.5 ( 3) 8/1 2 Ashton Park 60.0 ( 1) 6/1 3 Princess Varunya 59.0 ( 8) 13/1

2017

MICHAELMAS HANDICAP(L) at Hollywoodbets Greyville this Sunday

Racing’s Modern Family

Sunday’s Hollywoodbets Greyville feature holds good memories for the Van Zyl family. Veteran jockeyturned-trainer Gavin’s son Gareth saddled the 2016 winner Celtic Captain at his first meeting as a fully fledged conditioner.

t was Friday 28 October 2016 when Gareth saddled his first runners under his own name. His very first representative Northern Storm was a winner, and an hour later Celtic Captain won the Listed then sponsored by Jonsson Workwear Michaelmas Handicap, under Warren Kennedy. The high-riding Kennedy is back on Sunday – this time riding Blackball for Gareth’s Dad, Gavin. And Gareth has his own pair of representatives in topweight, and former Mike de Kock charge, The Dazzler, and the lesser acclaimed, Paths Of Victory. The Dazzler started his career in fine style when winning at 50-1 for trainer James Goodman. The son of Mogok has proven a decent

handicapper over time, picking up three further wins and some eyecatching place money, and has his first run in 15 weeks since a very decent third behind Shenanigans in the Consolation July. On best form he has a shout. Stablemate Paths Of Victory also returns from a break following an outing on Durban July day. The son of Noble Tune pulled up distressed after going the 3000m of the Gold Vase for the first time. He ran just over 5 lengths behind Walter Smoothie but looks a better proposition over shorter. The Sporting Post toprated White Lightning gets the blinkers fitted and now looks to improve after failing to get beyond a maiden victory in his 3yo season. Rested after a fair fourth in the KZN Derby last term, he has had two

prep runs and showed some pace when beaten 2,70 lengths behind the paper weighted Jack Of Hearts last run. He strips fit. His stablemate Our Coys carries a handy 52kg galloping weight and is a dangerous sort who could grab a place cheque with some luck in running. The son of Uncle Mo is in under sufferance but shouldn’t be disregarded in a tricky race and with the services of the astute competitor, Muzi Yeni. The smart 5yo Blackball has been rested 19 weeks since beaten 1,25 lengths by the progressive The Sultan’s Bazaar under a welter 63.5kgs last time. He showed nice versatile promise on both surfaces earlier and could be right there if not too much in need of a run. Wealthy was a surprise winner of the Listed Michael Roberts Handicap in January and his form has tapered off a bit since then. His running on fourth behind Walter Smoothie in the Gold Vase saw his connections take their chances in the Gold Cup. He ran no kind of race after making respiratory noises and comes in here off a twelve week break.

The 7yo Silver Rose is a hardknocking 7-time winner who never runs a bad race. In his favour, he has had a run earlier this month and will strip fitter than some of his opposition. Pilot Gareth Wright knows him well and he will stretch them. One of the fittest of the

eight runners the Querari filly Arianos Shadow – the only member of the fairer sex in the field of eight – was a stakes placed 2yo but has been quite disappointing. She now steps into mixed company and has a stiff task. Fitness is probably the single biggest variable in a

1 Mr O'Neill 2 Chicago Beat 3 Techno Captain

2018

57.0 ( 4) 3/1 52.5 ( 6) 15/2 52.0 ( 1) 11/1

1 Warfarer 53.0 ( 2) 71/10 2 Roy Had Enough 61.5 ( 6) 27/4 3 Sabina's Dynasty 61.0 ( 1) 6/1

race where a decent pace looks assured by the pacy Silver Rose. White Lightning strikes us as much better than a onetime winner and he is the choice – but don’t write off Blackball. And they obviously can’t let Silver Rose get too far ahead.

Puller Out Front

While he doesn’t have a runner at Sunday’s Hollywoodbets Greyville meeting, it is worth noting that Hollywood sponsored Garth Puller leads the KZN trainer’s championship at this early stage of the season.

Gold Circle report that Puller was realistic enough to admit he did not have the stable firepower at this stage to hang on to this lead. “We usually have a good run at the beginning of the season. But I know how these things change and we don’t have the top horses to compete with the big yards in the Champions Season," said the former jockey who has has 68 horses at present. A lot of them are youngsters. He has had 15 winners this season from 100 runners. Puller arrives at Summerveld before 04h00 every morning and only leaves at 18h30. Meanwhile, nine-times KZN champion trainer Dennis Drier is currently lacking in big race firepower and will only be sending a ‘low key’ string down for the Cape Summer Of Champions this year. Drier is sure to make a bold bid for a tenth KZN championship, although he is currently

only in fourth place with nine winners gained at a strike rate of 10,59%. Dennis Bosch and Gavin Van Zyl are in joint second place on eleven winners apiece, achieved at a strike rate of 18,97% and 17,19% respectively. Johan Janse van Vuuren is in joint-fourth place with Drier on nine winners. Former KZN champion trainer Duncan Howells is in a rebuilding phase following the departure of his chief owner Dave McLean, but he has still managed to send out seven winners this season to put him in joint sixth place on the KZN log together with Alyson Wright. Next on the log with six winners each are Tony Rivalland, Kumaran Naidoo, Dean Kannemeyer and Brett Crawford. Drier and Howells have dominated the KZN championship over the last few years.

SA TOP 3 . Leads On AEPR! Local FEATURE success

MARY O wins Beach Beauty Mile, Greyville, Sunday

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FELICIANA DE VEGA wins Gr3 Darley Stakes, Newmarket, Saturday Oratorio ticks the right boxes Dual Champion in Europe • Internationally Proven • Near 100 stakes performers

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On The Forbes List

BEACH BEAUTY MILE Hollywoodbets Greyville last Sunday

Crawford’s 1000 Up

Brett Crawford marked his 19 years of training horses with the milestone of his 1000th winner at Durbanville on Saturday, courtesy of the Dynasty colt, Bag Of Tricks.

rawford trains the grey for his staunch patrons Ridgemont and the Kieswetter family have struck a rich vein of form in recent weeks, topping the local owner log. But Bag Of Trick’s victory was not a velvet smooth pop the champagne moment! The Highlands bred 3yo was not the easiest of rides and Corne Orffer earned his commission the hard way – and picked up an unwanted holiday in the process. Bag Of Tricks had it all to do inside the final 200m but plugged on to gain the advantage – a neck separated the top four past the post. The rider of the runner-up Brother Louis wasn’t happy though. The Stipes reported that approaching the 150m SNOWY MOUNTAIN (R Fourie) lost position when forced to ease off the heels of BAG OF TRICKS (C Orffer) which shifted outwards. Jockey C Orffer, the rider of BAG OF TRICKS, was charged with a contravention of Rule 62.2.7 in that he failed to ensure that he did not cause interference to SNOWY MOUNTAIN (R Fourie) at the 150m. Orffer signed an Admission of Guilt and was suspended from riding for 7 days. Dates 16/10/2019 to 22/10/2019 inclusive.

Leaving the 100m BROTHER LOUIS (D Dillon) rolled away slightly from BAG OF TRICKS (C Orffer). An objection was lodged by Jockey D Dillon, the rider of the 2nd placed horse BROTHER LOUIS against the winner BAG OF TRICKS on the grounds of intimidation and interference in the latter stages. After reviewing video from various angles and hearing the evidence put forward by the connections of both horses, the board were of the opinion that BROTHER LOUIS (D Dillon) would not have beaten BAG OF TRICKS (C Orffer). Therefore the objection was overruled. The deposit was refunded. So the Stipes didn’t spoilt the party and all’s well that ends well! Crawford’s 1000th winner came up at a 14,28% win strike-rate. The Zimbabwean-born horseman did his apprenticeship with Mike de Kock, Eric Sands and Dennis Drier before branching on his own. He worked for Sabine Plattner before opening his licence in 2009. His two other winners on Saturday were the highly progressive Jackson filly Pretty Young Thing who signalled herself a contender for Classic glory this summer. A race earlier, Kilindini had opened Crawford’s account with a fluent win in the Maiden 1400m.

Calvin Habib gets down to keep Mary O going (Credit: Candiese Marnewick)

Summerveld trainer Lezeanne Forbes was rewarded for her initiative to keep Sunday’s Hollywoodbets Greyville feature alive, when her stable elect Mary O went all the way to score a deserved victory.

t’s an ongoing puzzle as to why the programmers put on races that obviously don’t suit the needs of the market. Are trainers even consulted? Seems not, as there was nominal interest and the 3yo fillies non black-type feature, the Beach Beauty Mile, came close to being scrapped before Lezeanne used her initiative and included two first-timers to keep the numbers. The seven horse field stood up eventually and after the withdrawal of Michael Roberts’ Winter Sun, six fillies went to post. While she looked to have a little to do at the

weights, Mary O was taken to lead by jockey Calvin Habib who backed her superior fitness. Controlling the pace all the way in a slowrun affair, Mary O kept galloping relentlessly down the straight and clinched the honours by a head from the gutsy Electric Surge in a time of 97,48 secs. Jack’s Bird was never in the hunt and can only improve. She ran third and 1,80 lengths off the winner. Bred by Lindi and Paul Garlicki’s beautiful Connemara Stud in Paarl, Mary O is by the in-form Oratorio (Danehill) out of the bravely named four-time winner, Mary Hinge (Second Empire). The latter won up to 2400m for Glen Kotzen. Avontuur-based Oratorio has enjoyed a top season so far and is vying for a top of the sires log position. Mary O has won 2 races with 1 place from 4 starts for stakes of R158 225. She should pay to follow and looks like she will go 2000m plus in time.

Cape Sale Gets Big Raceday Slot The Cape Yearling Sales race, a restricted feature for graduates of the 2020 Cape Yearling Sale to be held at Mistico in February next year, will be scheduled on the prestigious Cape Derby Day in February 2021.

he richest race ever staged in South Africa in its early years, the premier classic we know today as the Gr1 Cape Derby was first run as the Western Province Derby in 1925 and was renamed the Cape of Good Hope Derby in 1946. The 1947 renewal carried the highest stake of any local race ever at the time and was a momentous occasion. King George and the royal entourage attended the racemeeting and presented the King’s Cup to the winner Menlo, trained by Syd Garrett and ridden to victory by the legendary Stanley Amos. In the modern era, the race has produced a host of Met and July winners, as well as Equus Champions. It is now run as a fitting climax to the Cape Summer Of Champions and brings

Michael Holmes Bloodstock South Africa CEO

the curtain down on the internationally renowned names to have gone through the ring at this sale. festival of racing in February. Kenilworth Racing Director Jonathan Snaith, who Announcing the breaking news of the Cape’s was a key player in the finalisation of the agreement, newest sales race and its prime slot on Derby day, echoed Michael Holmes’ sentiments and said that Bloodstock South Africa CEO Michael Holmes said the obvious spin-offs for racing in the region, as last week that he was thrilled to offer buyers at well as for all related stakeholders, was key to the the Cape Yearling Sale a genuine quality incentive success of an industry that boasted a long history in to support the value-for-money the region. regional sale. “Kenilworth Racing are privileged to “The Cape Yearling Sale has partner with Bloodstock South Africa a proud history of producing and to make the platform of one of the outstanding performers. great highlights of our premier season Kenilworth Racing’s accomavailable. Owners and the punting modating gesture, made in the public are the lifeblood of this great best interests of owners and game and as long as we are creating breeders, to afford us the slot the environment for developing new on a prestigious high-profile age champions and supporters, we are raceday on the Cape Summer doing what is best for racing,” he said Season calendar, is highly The Cape Yearling Sale will be held appreciated,” said Holmes. on 28 February 2020 at the Mistico Drakenstein stallion Gold Equestrian Centre in Paarl. Standard and the Gr1 Daily For all enquiries contact Ashley de News 2000 winner and 2019 Klerk on Tel 031 303 1017 or via Melbourne Cup candidate email on bsa@equine.co.za Jonathan Snaith Surcharge, are just two big Kenilworth Racing Director

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

Phumelela have advised that due principally to a decline in TAB tote revenue in the 2018-19 racing season and the withholding of the Gauteng provincial levy, prize money at its racecourses will be reduced by around 13% from November.

ore than half of the prize money at Phumelela tracks is derived from a set percentage of TAB tote turnover, which is governed by a stakes agreement between the company and the Racing Association, which represents racehorse owners in Phumelela regions. In terms of the agreed stakes formula, set percentages of other Phumelela revenue streams also flow directly into the prize-money pool. Total stakes for each racing season (1 August to 31 July) are mostly determined by the monies generated by this prize-money formula in the previous season. The amount allocated for stakes in the first five months of each season is based on an estimate of the amount likely to be generated by the prize-money formula in the previous season. Once the figures have been finalised and audited, any adjustments needed to

balance the estimated total to the actual total are applied to prize money in the last seven months of the season (January to July).

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Prize money in the Western Cape is governed by an arrangement in terms of which total stakes are set at 26% of the combined net stakes pool in Phumelela regions. After engaging with the Racing Association, Phumelela and Kenilworth Racing wish to advise stakeholders that prize money will be reduced with effect from 1 November 2019 in order to spread the impact across nine months of the season, rather than waiting for the audited total and only applying the reduction from January. Should the various audits, however, reveal a higherthan-expected total, stakes would be adjusted accordingly from January to July next year. The stakes pool has been impacted by various factors,

including declining TAB tote turnover and a negative return from fixed-odds operator Betting World. Added to that is the loss of the Gauteng Provincial Government levy on winning bets with fixed-odds operators, 30% of which used to flow to the stakes pool. It should be noted that Phumelela is currently negotiating with the Gauteng Provincial Government and the Gauteng Gambling Board in an attempt to have its share of the levy reinstated.

Tellytrack Squabble

Simultaneously, Phumelela is in discussions with the Gauteng Gambling Board and fixed-odds operators to resolve the long-standing commercial dispute around the provision of Tellytrack. The other major impact on prize money is that the stakes pool will not benefit from share dividends this year. Normally 80% of the share dividends accruing to the

Thoroughbred Horseracing Trust from its 26.7% shareholding in Phumelela are added to the stakes pool. This amounted to some R19 million for the 201718 financial years. But as a consequence of the collective negative factors impacting Phumelela’s profitability, no dividend will be paid for 2018-19. The Racing Association, through its Stakes Committee members, have engaged with Phumelela and Kenilworth Racing and innovative ways of addressing the reduction in stakes have been agreed. Details are as follows: Reducing the number of races at midweek meetings to eight. Reducing stakes of selected major Grade 1 races, as well as the majority of Grade 2 and Grade 3 race so as to lessen the burden on minor-race stakes. Introducing different minorrace stakes levels in and out of season on the Highveld and in the

Pools – TAB Dive In

Having been notified of a recent query relating to a significant increase in certain pool sizes, with particular reference being placed on the quartet bet for local racing over the last week to ten days, the tote can confirm that we have seen some pools with a growth over expectation and above the average pool size.

he Phumelela Team have addressed Sporting Post Readers in response to queries about bigger pool sizes in recent weeks. SP reader and lifetime racing fan Philip Goldberg posted on www.sportingpost.co.za recently, observing that it was interesting how quartet pools have grown of late. “Whereas before, we battled to get R200,000 into a midweek quartet, yesterday, we saw a number of pools exceeding R500000. This has been noticed for about a week now. I would like to hear the operators take on this one (no assumptions been made),” he added.

Injection The Phumelela Team wrote that this is not a new phenomenon and is most commonly as a result of either an increase in interest from a foreign territory/customer or an additional high turnover territory that is added to the group of countries commingling on that specific day or race. These fluctuations in pool sizes can occasionally be on the back of increased local interest but are generally dictated by the fact that: 1) Foreign customers are selective in the events that they choose to bet on and do not play every race and 2) even though a high volume territory might be commingled into our pools, very often the race will still not get broadcast in that territory due to clashes, race delays, etc. and only the races that make it to broadcast will draw turnover. However, we are always cognisant of the fact that, what might seem to be a ‘sudden’ change

or increase in betting volume, can be seen as a potential indicator of unscrupulous behaviour and, as such, we continue to monitor all events to ensure the validity and source of the turnover and, in addition, our partners in the Isle Of Man continually monitor all betting activity through the international commingling hub to ensure the integrity of all trading. As the tote is based on a pari-mutuel or pool betting platform, how many customers win in each individual pool has no impact on the profitability or financial position of the TAB.

More Is More In the long run, the more turnover or players we have playing into our pools, and ultimately the more winners we have, the better it is for both the tote and our totalisator customers. Any additional betting activity into our South African tote pools, whether from local or international customers, offers both increased liquidity and the opportunity for bigger dividends to all South African customers and, furthermore, all goes to help fund and sustain our local sport of horseracing and the stakes pot. Therefore, the tote welcomes all additional betting turnover, audited and monitored as it is, into our pools and can confirm that (and in particular to the instances raised as a concern) we have no suspicion of any illegal or unscrupulous behaviour of any sort in this regard. As TAB, our mission and goal remains the improvement of the tote product and the growth of turnover in all our pools, while maintaining the integrity of the product and brand to provide equal opportunity to all customers.

Western Cape (the Highveld feature season runs from 1 October to the first Saturday in May, whilst the Western Cape feature season runs from 1 November to the end of February) Introducing a lower stakes level for minor races restricted to fillies and mares (with the exception of Maiden, Maiden Juvenile and Juvenile Plates) across all regions Full details of the new stakes levels can be viewed on www. sahorseracing.co.za from Monday 14 October. The Racing Association has also taken a decision to change the distribution of stakes in all races run in Phumelela regions (Highveld, Eastern Cape and Northern Cape). With effect from 1 November, the winning portion of the race stake will be reduced from 62.5% to 58% and redistributed to pay down to 10th place as follows: 1st – 58% 2nd – 20% 3rd – 10% 4th – 5% 5th – 2% 6th to 10th – 1% each In the event of less than 10 starters, any stakes not allocated will be stockpiled for future distribution.

It is worth noting that as things stand the current stakes pot receives zero revenue from TAB tote (open) bets taken with fixedodds operators. As an example, for every R1 million wagered on Pick 6’s in the form of open bets, R75000 is lost to the stakes’ pot. The magnitude of the lost revenue to prize money is highlighted by the National Gambling Board statistics for 2018. They show that R3,9 billion was wagered on horseracing on the tote versus R7,68 billion with fixed-odds operators, of which a substantial portion can be attributed to open bets. Declining tote betting turnovers on horseracing are a trend facing many racing jurisdictions around the world and are by no means unique to South Africa. That said, Phumelela is totally committed to engaging with regulators and fixed-odds operators to find solutions for the issues that have impacted so negatively on its business and the sport of horseracing. Tabnews

Tracks Inspected or Not?

We keep getting assurances that racecourses are inspected prior to racemeetings.

recent incident at Hollywoodbets Scottsville, where a wet patch was only discovered after an accident, highlighted the responsibility aspect of whether the pre-raceday inspection duty lies with the racing operator or the National Horseracing Authority. The outcome of that incident was that assurances were given that the track manager walks the track. That seems a touch casual, to be frank. When? Is it on his duty list? Does he submit a clearance report to the Stipes? At Turffontein last Tuesday, after the running of the first race, the jockeys raised concerns regarding an area on the track between the 800m and 600m. A track inspection revealed that there was a significant area of wear and tear at approximately the 800m. It was decided to remove the false rail which would allow the horses space to race away from the area. The published track configuration was also changed. So what happened to track management walking the track? Why did it take the jockeys to

discover it when they raced over it? Interestingly, in Hong Kong it seems they inspect the track between every race. The HKJC issued a statement last Wednesday that stated that when carrying out a routine track inspection at Happy Valley after Race 7 and before the commencement of Race 8, Hong Kong Jockey Club staff identified three small opened containers of paint on the back straight of the track. The material was cleared away immediately. It was decided to hold horses behind the starting gates to ensure that the start of Race 8 would only commence when Racing Stewards were satisfied that it was safe to go ahead. An additional number of security staff were deployed alongside the normal patrolling security staff to ensure no similar incident could occur. After noting the report from security staff, Racing Stewards were satisfied that the remaining two races could commence. The Club said that it takes this incident very seriously and is looking into the case thoroughly and will review security measures.

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

Alexis Ramsay

From the golden acres of Mooi River to the rolling green hills of Taylor Made Farm in Jessamine County, Kentucky, Alexis Ramsay is living proof on the hoof that ‘love horse, will travel’.

lexis tells the Sporting Post that when she packed her bags nine years ago and bid farewell to KwaZulu-Natal, moving her life, heart and soul with her family to New Zealand, she could never have wildly imagined the adventure that lay ahead. A Barn Foreman at Taylor Made, where she commenced in the middle of July as a Yearling Groom, Alexis completed the Saratoga Yearling Sale and Keeneland Sale, and returned to the farm at the end of September to fill her current position. It is thanks to her parents and famous Aunt Pippa Mickleburgh that at about the age of ten she started being involved with the yearlings at the sales, showing them or walking. “I worked for Pippa one year in Germiston, and with that I also took a horse through the ring for Terry and Annabel Andrews of Sorrento. We moved to Sibaya for the sales and I think it was the second sale that Verna Roberts asked me to take a yearling for her through the ring. It was through these sales that I was also able to meet Steve Davies.” She keeps a diary of the twists and turns of a life lived to the fullest since the flight touched down in New Zealand in 2010. She has rubbed shoulders with some of the biggest names and greatest horses internationally, and has absorbed every ounce of energy along the way. “Sales work is not easy. It is long days, lots of miles. The Keeneland Sale I have just completed was about 18 days of 5am to 6pm each day. I walked 34km in one day – in fact I averaged about 23km/day at the sale!” she laughs. In 2017 Alexis flew 37 flights and worked at 32 sales. She also made a deal with herself to try and ride in every country she visits. She has ticked New Zealand, Australia, Germany, the UK, Iceland and the USA, in that box, so far. But back to the beginning. The Ramsays were part of the fabric of Natal racing and breeding. Dad Craig trained for years and bought Golden Acres Stud in the 1980’s. He is a man who held various positions that took up so much of his

waking hours that he had to give up training. Craig Ramsay was highly respected and is still sorely missed in KZN racing and breeding circles. His list of office-bearer positions reads like the CV of ten different people! Chairman of KZN Breeders Association, Director and Steward of Gold Circle, Director of KZN Trainer's Association, Council Member of TBA, Lifetime Member of National Horseracing Authority Life Member of Gold Circle, Life Colour Holde, Breeder representative for SA International Gambling, Chairman of various sales, marketing, liaison sub-committees. The Ramsays emigrated in May 2010, with Craig and Tammy seeking a better future for their son Wesley and daughter Alexis. They located to Cambridge, which is on the North Island and onto Cambridge Thoroughbred Lodge where they did two seasons and then a further season with the stallions. Alexis tells how in South Africa, foalings are done inside and in NZ outside. “We did it ‘our way’ which raised a lot of eyebrows. The Kiwis thought we were mad! The big difference was that we had to do the work. Bed the stables, bring the horses in and out, feed out in the paddocks etc,” she recalls. “I remember thinking one day that nobody at home would believe the site of Mom and Dad driving an old tractor in the pouring rain and feeding horses out in muddy paddocks. But in a way they enjoyed it.” Tammy and Craig went into retail and changed direction – buying into a lotto/men's gifts/cigar/ barber shop and ran that for about 3 or 4 years. They dabbled in and were extremely successful in home buying and restoration and selling. In July 2017 the family purchased an avocado and kiwi farm in a town called Katikati – with amazing views of the ocean and mountain range. Alexis recalls the initial shock of her immigration to the land of the long white cloud. Like the fact that the house on the farm where they first lived had no keys. They left their gumboots outside the coffee shop in town and they were still there when they got back. She says that the move was initially sad, but the farm was the life she knew apart from school.

“Every morning during the breeding season I'd wake up and run to the laundry to see if Dad's wet weather gear was out, and if I saw it I knew we had foalings, so I'd get ready for school super-fast and run to the barn to see the new foals. Our neighbour who would take us to school, used to hoot for me because I'd make us late for school. But once I accepted the changes, I became so excited about it.” The now 25 year old unattached horse-lover was born in 1993 and raised at Golden Acres where she worked horses and recalls riding upside Garth Puller. She was schooled at Treverton in Mooi River, and at St John's DSG in Pietermaritzburg. She completed high schooling a Cambridge High School New Zealand and at Vet Nursing College at WINTEC in NZ. Alexis recalls starting a job on a stud called The Oaks and on her first day was given a grooming bag and a fork and told to start grooming horses and mucking out. She worked her first sales prep there and her first sale in NZ whereafter she went into studying nursing. In 2013 she worked at Scone Equine hospital in Australia for five months and then back to NZ where she worked for Wentwood Grange. She did their prep and sale. She graduated in August 2014. “I went back to work on the farm till after the sale in 2015 and filled the time working for the SPCA.” She tells how Mike Fleming of Bhima Thoroughbreds in Scone has helped her so much. “I worked for him from April 2016 through till August 2018. I have been extremely privileged to work under his yearling Manager, Melissa Jordan, who after my parents has truly been an inspiration. Her work ethic is incredible, she's a fantastic horse person and leads by example. She taught me so much just from me observing her working with horses.” In 2017 Alexis went to Europe to work their sales circuit. She was working the Easter sale in Australia when Dr John McVeigh came to vet one of their horses. He offered her a job. From there it is a whirlwind. First it was Gestüt Fährhof, Dr Andreas Jacobs farm in Germany. Then to Italy and Centro Equino

Arcadia, for Dr Giovanna Ramano. A sale in Ireland for Baroda and Colbinstown, where she got to meet Mick Flannigan. She then flew Sweden for their sale. Back to Ireland for Baroda again. Then to Newmarket to work for the McVeigh Team at Tattersalls. Between Tatts Sales Alexis travelled around Iceland, back to Newmarket, and then back to Australia in November. in 2018 she worked again at Scone Equine hospital, employed now as an ICU nurse. “My first year, the great mare Sun Classique came to the hospital. Sadly she didn't survive, but I grew up watching her race,” she recalls fondly. Up to July this year, Alexis worked in the UK for Baker McVeigh. “I loved it so much. I got to meet Mr William Haggis and his wife Maureen, who is the daughter of Lester Piggott - dad had his book in the library growing up! I was privileged to be able to work with Sea of Class, Awesome Tank, Celtic Manner and so many of his amazing horses. I went to Shadwell, worked in Hugo Palmer and George Scott's yards, spent time in Mike de Kock’s yard at Abington Place. And worked with the Aussie mare Houtzen. “ She has also visited Iceland. “I went to the Calgary Stampede prior to starting at Taylor Made. Meeting Monty Roberts this year was awesome too. He has an extremely close relationship with Dr Jacobs' farm in Germany, so it was a quite personal for me to meet him.” “The reason I'm here at Taylor Made is to help decide if I want to go nursing full time or do stud work. At the moment my decision hasn’t been made. I loved my job in Italy and would go back in a heartbeat. I also enjoyed working with Baker McVeigh. But who knows what will come out of working here? Who I might meet or what the farm has in store for me?” Working in the industry in Japan and India are also on Alexis’ dream list. “I need to travel to South America too maybe I'll find a polo player there!”

SPORTING POST â&#x20AC;¢ FriDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

SHORT HEADS

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Puzzling!

On Saturday at Turffontein, S’manga Khumalo was fined R3 500 for contravening Rule 58.10.2 for striking his mount more than 12 times in the race. The Board took into account the excessive number of strikes, the fact that he won the race, as well as his recent poor record with regards to a contravention of this Rule and Guideline. Yet on Sunday at Hollywoodbets Greyville, he is found guilty of the same rule by the same NHRA. The Board considered the manner in which the crop was used and his recent riding record. He was fined R1000. Work it out.

Stan Tall

Ridgemont’s triple Gr1 winning sire Jackson looks to have a serious classic contender for the Cape Summer Season in the shape of the Kieswetter family’s homebred Pretty Young Thing, who sauntered in to register her 3rd win from 6 starts at Durbanville on Saturday. Pretty Young Thing is in the weights published for the R350,000 Gr2 Western Cape Fillies Championship on 26 October. On the same afternoon, the R200,000 Gr3 Cape Classic will be run. Supplementary Entries close at 11h00 on Friday 18 October and declarations are due by 11h00 for both races on Monday 21 October.

Tellytrack presenters are free game on most days for a critical racing public. But an SP reader asked that we acknowledge veteran Stan Elley’s tipping the ﬁrst 5 winners and the last race winner as his ﬁrst choice, on the eight race Durbanville card on Saturday. Stan should know what he is talking about – he trained horses for 41 years. Congrats Stan!

Captain’s Double Captain’s Double

Klawervlei Stud’s young sire Captain Of All’s (Captain Al) only two runners at Hollywoodbets Greyville on Sunday both won. The Riverton Stud bred champion had Lady Legend and Self-Mastery shed their respective maiden certificates. SA’s Leading First Crop Sire of 2018/19, Captain Of All has now produced 21 first crop winners. He has one colt on offer at the 2019 Emperors Palace Ready To Run Sale and has three lots on November’s CTS Ready To Run Sale.

New Brand The R350 000 Listed Algoa Cup, or the PE ‘July’, and will be run on 27 October as The Socrasync Toro Ya Africa Algoa Cup. A number of Western Cape trainers have entered runners in the race and a decent final field is anticipated when the final declarations are made on Monday 21 October.

Famous Five

Fairview trainer Yvette Bremner enjoyed a red-letter day at her home course on Friday when she saddled a career-first five timer, with longstanding owner Braam van Huyssteen a partner in all of the quintet of winners. Braam could have two runners in Saturday’s Gr1 Stella Artois Caulfield Cup.

Fast!

Aethero (Sebring – Pinocchio by Encosta de Lago) lowered the great Sacred Kingdom’s 12 year 1000m track record at Sha Tin on Saturday. Aethero brushed aside fellow rising star Voyage Warrior , the only other horse in the past decade to have dipped below 55 seconds, as he clocked a sizzling 54, 69s, one click inside Sacred Kingdom’s old mark of 54,70s. The Gr1 Longines Hong Kong Sprint in December is the short-term target for trainer John Moore’s speedball.

Ready For Action The 2019 Emperors Palace Ready To Run Sale Gallops took place last Friday at Summerhill Stud, which saw Far End Pretraining and Summerhill galloping their drafts. On Monday 14 October, the action was at the Vaal and Randjesfontein. The videos of each gallop are available at www.bsa.co.za.

Dual Durban July winning SA star Do It Again (Twice Over) maintains his rating of 120, placing him in joint 24th spot on the latest Longines World’s Best Racehorse Rankings. Crystal Ocean, Enable and recent Arc winner Waldgeist jointly top the latest rankings, with all three having achieved a rating of 128. The Longines Rankings are compiled by the Longines World’s Best Racehorse Rankings Committee and published by the International Federation of Horseracing Authorities (IFHA).

SPORTING POST • FriDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

What are the consequences for horses and the SA breeding industry? The majority of horse owners the world over are still deworming horses as they did 40 years ago - by the calendar regardless of need or species affecting the horse, writes Worm-ex Lab’s Dr Karl MA van Laeren (BVSc) Four major groups of parasites need to be considered :

1. Small Strongyles or Cyathostomins These worms live in the gut wall to the cecum (the very large equivalent of a human’s appendix but designed to digest grass) before maturing and migrating into gut lumen or cavity They often occur in numbers exceeding 100,000 worms in the gut wall. As adults they migrate out of the wall into the intestinal cavity where they live on bacteria and protozoa and cause little harm. This is where reproduction and egg production occurs and is the principle egg seen in horse’s dung. If a rare mass emergence of larvae from the gut wall occurs then this could be fatal in young horses.

2. Large Strongyles These worms are the real “bad boys “of yesteryear. They migrate beyond the gut wall and into the arteries of the abdomen, or in the liver and other abdominal sites. Left untreated, they form masses, which can lead to thrombosis, damage to arteries and masses breaking loose can lead to blockage of the arterial tree, starving the intestine of blood supply, which causes areas of the intestine to break off, resulting in colics and other complications. Fortunately, nowadays Large Strongyles are all but extinct due to the deworming efficacy on many studs.

3. Non strongylid Gastrointestinal nematodes (parasites) or GIN’s These include Parascaris equorum (Ascarids), Habronema sp. and Draschia megastoma (Summer sore worms), Oxyuris equi (pinworms), Trichostrongylus axei (bankrupt stomach worms contracted from cattle and sheep especially in winter rainfall areas. This is the only parasite horses and ruminants share in common) and Strongyloides westerii (transmitted

in mare’s milk to foals). On studs and racing stables the Ascarid worm that develops after passing through the lungs of horses is the most spectacular due to its large pencillike size. The eggs of this GIN are thick walled and very well designed to survive in the environment for years overcoming freezing cold or hot dry spells. As these parasites pass through the horse’s respiratory system, left uncontrolled, they can result in respiratory issues as well as intestinal blockages, leading to colics and associated complications.

4. Tapeworms that undergo an indirect lifecycle needing a forage mite to complete the life cycle Parasite control is effected by the administration of anthelmintics (a group of antiparasitic drugs that expel parasitic worms (helminths) and other internal parasites from the body by either stunning or killing them and without causing significant damage to the host. Two to four to even eight times a year, all horses, regardless of age or immunity, get dewormed willy-nilly. The more we, as humans, get exposed to antibiotics the more likely a bacterium will mutate into a super bug. The same principle applies to our horse’s parasites or GIN’s. The more dewormers used per year the greater the likelihood of resistance occurring and the faster it is likely to happen. Anthelmintic resistance (termed AR in the scientific literature) occurs when worms get exposed to an effective dewormer, but fail to respond satisfactorily. A satisfactory response is a reduction of at least 95% on the pre-worming worm egg count. So, if a horse shows 1000 eggs per gram of dung predeworming, they should have 50 or less eggs two weeks after deworming to meet the 95% acceptance level. If not, they are showing signs of AR. Small Strongyles are the most common parasites in horses and also the most commonly susceptible to AR. However,

To Win or Not To Win

There were questions about the eligibility of Captain Carlos who ran in the Flamingo Park Maiden Plate first race on Monday. The Sporting Post took up the matter of the son of Jay Peg’s participation as he was the runner-up to the subsequently ‘disqualified’ Elusive Kat at Fairview on 21 June, and is thus technically a winner. What confused the issue was that after the publishing of the NHRA’s recent findings following an inquiry on 27 September on the disqualification of Elusive Kat, Captain Carlos was ‘promoted’ and reflected as a winner of the race on 21 June 2019 by the NRB. Since our query, this has been amended by the bureau. NHRA CEO Vee Moodley confirmed to the Sporting Post that the trainer of Elusive Kat was still entitled to an appeal and that the status quo of the actual form shall remain intact until that process is finalized – alternatively, if the appeal route is not followed, that it has passed via the review board. So at this point in time, Elusive Kat is still a winner and Captain Carlos is still a maiden.

there are over 40 species of small Strongyles and only one or two may have mutated into a resistant species. So, a count may only drop from 1000 eggs per gram of dung to say 150, which indicates only 85% reduction. This is an indication that some worm species are not being effectively destroyed and it may be worth trying another dewormer to rid the horse of the remaining worms. This war against parasites is won or lost by the accumulation of small victories and/ or oversights.

Resistance

As young horses carry the highest worm burdens and may be exposed to up to eight dewormings per year, this is the portion of the horse population that has shown the greatest tendency to develop resistance. In essence, resistance is occurring in the Performance Horse and Thoroughbred studs and has the potential to spread to in contact horses. To date we have encountered no less than ten such young Thoroughbreds that fail to clear fully after ivermectin dewormers. In such cases, we then advocate moxidectin dewormers which may reduce the burden some more. However, these horses never drop to the mandatory 9599% reduction levels one would expect with macrocyclic lactone dewormers (the family of drugs containing ivermectin, abamectin, the cattle dewormer, doramectin, and moxidectin). There is evidence of Macrocyclic lactone dewormer resistance in sheep, cattle and in horses. We diagnosed our first case in a horse from the Eastern Cape in 2016. A new molecule, monopantel, developed in New Zealand is now available for sheep and goats but

alas, the first cases of resistance reported in 2013 in NZ. Horses, however, have no new “get out of jail solution” if resistance is encountered, as monopantel’s safety in horses and in pregnant mares is not assured. We are having to revert to older families of drugs or a combination of deworming drugs to clear resistant parasites. Stomach tubing with up to three drugs has been required in some Ascarid infections. As long as horse owners and even their veterinarians remain confused or unaware of the risk factors of repeated deworming with, moxidectin in particular, GIN’s, especially in young horses, are prone to encourage and select for resistant genes to evolve and disseminate to other horses sharing the same paddock space. Stud farms are breeding good equine genetics (bloodstock) through selecting strong compatible pedigrees, but inadvertently, excessive and unnecessary dewormings are breeding bad persisting parasite genes with a propensity to show resistance to drugs that previously proved highly effective. Anthelmintic resistance is now a worldwide phenomenon. Just think of the old days were one syringe of dewormer was truly BROAD SPECTRUM. This term is now a dream of the past as Ascarids, pinworms and now Small Strongyles all show signs of AR.

Selective

The Southern African evidence pertaining to AR has mainly come from the Thoroughbred studs producing stock for racing purposes. Usually this trend to AR is only noticed when these horses arrive at the few training establishments practicing selective deworming. Selective deworming

Sun Met Suffers The Sun Met is the biggest casualty in Phumelela’s stakes reduction programme with the value of the Cape Town showpiece dropping from R5 million to R3 million. It used to be run for R2,5 million but the stake was doubled in 2017. Michael Clower reports on www.goldcircle.co.za that the other main features on February 1 are unchanged – with the two CTS sales races worth R5m each and the Majorca and Cape Flying both remaining on R1 million – but the Western Cape Stayers and the Politician both drop R50 000 to R350,000 and R200,000 respectively in line with the reductions already known for Grade 2 and Grade 3 races. The L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate on January 11 stays at R1.5 million and the Paddock Stakes on R1 million but the Peninsula Handicap and the Chairman’s Cup that day take R50 000 drops to R350 000 and R200 000. The revamped Cape Derby meeting on February 22 – intended as a showpiece for the Asian Racing Conference – sees the Diadem and Prix Du Cap both taking R50 000 drops but the R1 Derby is untouched as is the Cape Nursey (R200,000) and the R150,000 Jet Master.

Cape Elections Make Your Cross The voting papers for election to the Western Cape Chapter of the Racing Association have been mailed to members. Messrs Ashwin Reynolds, Philip Sarembock, Kevin Sommerville and Troy Finch are the nominees.

Completed voting forms must be returned by no later than noon on Friday 1 November 2019 in terms of the options outlined. See full details and pen-pics of the nominees on www.sportingpostco.za

is an evidence-based deworming protocol where only horses with over a predetermined threshold level are dewormed. Studs and racing stables should do worm egg counts (WEC) and especially worm egg count reduction tests (WECRT) to establish the efficacy of their deworming drug of choice and whether AR is present in their herd. “Is our deworming achieving a 95% plus outcome post worming?” should be on every forward-thinking stud personnel’s mind. If doing these tests on the entire draft of yearlings and two year olds in one’s care is initially unattractive, one should consider testing a sector of the stud to establish whether the drugs one is employing Is producing the desired outcome. A reduction of 95% plus should be achievable on an individual basis and certainly on a stud basis to ensure that one’s deworming protocol is effective. The one clear oddity about AR is that it never shows up in an entire draft of horses. One or more individuals may be affected while other members of the herd may show no signs. So, throw one’s net out as far as possible as the problem is still very selective in distribution. Only by looking critically at ones deworming methods are we likely to avert a looming disaster. Acknowledgements. The term “Global Worming” was coined by Dr Rose Nolen-Walston and cited in an article written by Ray Kaplan the Equine Parasitology scientist from the University of Georgia, USA An Inconvenient Truth: Global Worming and Anthelmintic Resistance. Veterinary Parasitology, 2012: Vol 186 Issue 1 & 2 pgs. 70-78. Kaplan R et al.

For many owners and trainers, though, it is the reductions across a broad sweep of maidens and handicaps that will be felt most. An ordinary maiden, for instance, will drop from R80,000 to R70,000 at Kenilworth and Durbanville. There are also cuts at the other Phumelela-administered courses – Turffontein, the Vaal, Fairview and Flamingo Park – with falling betting turnover to blame as well as the loss of the Gauteng Provincial Government levy on wining bets. Interestingly there are no cuts planned – for the time being anyway - at the two Hollywoodbetssponsored KZN courses Greyville and Scottsville even though many of their bread-and-butter races offer higher stakes than those in Cape Town. Read more on page 10

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Hasili’s Ideal World

Not for the first time, the influence of Juddmonte’s late broodmare extraordinaire Hasili (Kahyasi) was felt in a number of graded features around the world recently. Hasili’s grandson Ideal World (Kingmambo) is the sire of recent Gr2 Joburg Spring F&M Challenge winner Vistula, while Hasili sons Champs Elysees (Danehill) and Dansili (Danehill) have both made their mark in a number of major feature races over the past few weeks.

istula became Ideal World’s 22nd stakes winner when she won the R350 000 Turffontein feature, and her dual stakes winning sire went close to having a feature race double on the same day when his four-year-old daughter Helen’s Ideal ran third in the Gr3 Diana Stakes at Durbanville. Vistula and Helen’s Ideal are from Ideal World’s fifth crop of 57 registered foals. This crop is currently responsible for 29 winners, from 50 runners, with Vistula, Helen’s Ideal along with short-lived Gr1 SA Derby winner Samurai Warrior, Kenilworth Fillies Nursery/Irridescence Stakes winner Coral Bay and Gr3 Strelitzia Stakes winner Inverroche headliners of that foal crop. At the time of writing, Ideal World has been responsible for 232 runners of which 37 are black type performers, with his star performers including the Equus Champions Smart Call and Hermoso Mundo. Ideal World, who is out of Hasili’s champion, and Breeders’ Cup winning, daughter Banks Hill (a full-sister to Champs Elysees and Dansili), has been consistently successful since retiring to stud. With his pedigree, and record of siring above average daughters, it is hard to imagine that Ideal World will not go on to become a successful broodmare sire. His close relative, the ill-fated Champs Elysees, is the sire of 2018 Gr1 Qipco 1000 Guineas winner Billesdon Brook who bounced back to winning form when accounting for four Gr1 winners when victorious in the Gr1 Kingdom Of Bahrain Sun Chariot Stakes at Newmarket recently. The four-year-old filly, who appears to relish the Newmarket track, has won three of her last four

starts, with Billesdon Brook’s latest score taking her earnings to close on £700 000. One of five Gr1 winners out of Hasili, and Canada’s Horse Of The Year in 2009, Champs Elysees has been represented by 11 stakes winners in 2019 including repeat Gr1 Australian Cup winner Harlem (third in Saturday’s Gr1 Ladbrokes Stakes), while his daughter Durance was second in Saturday’s Gr1 E.P. Taylor Stakes. Champs Elysees’ full-brother Dansili, also sire of a 1000 Guineas winner in the form of Miss France, is damsire of recent Gr1 First Lady Stakes winner Uni (More Than Ready). Hasili’s best sire son, and one of Danehill’s elite sire sons, the now retired Dansili is currently the sire of more than 130 stakes winners having been Champion Sire in France back in 2009. He has been responsible for five stakes winners in 2019 including Gr3 Modesty Handicap winner Juliet Foxtrot, while his son Stratum captured Saturday’s historic Emirates Cesarewitch Stakes at Newmarket. However, Dansili’s greatest success in 2019 has been as a sire of sires, and broodmare sire. Recent The aforementioned Uni is one of 14 stakes winners produced this year by a daughter of Dansili, with the latter also broodmare sire of fellow Gr1 winners Channel (Prix de Diane) and Aspetar (Preis von Europa). Other Gr1 winners produced by daughters of Dansili include Chicquita, Astaire, Nezwaah, Capla Temptress and Breeders’ Cup Mile winning sire Expert Eye. (Top class filly Magic Wand (Galileo) is another top galloper produced by a Dansili mare, while the sire is also damsire of Gin Fizz (Soft Falling Rain), who was second

Vistula winning Gr2 Joburg Spring (F&M) Challenge to Vistula in the 2019 Joburg Spring F&M Challenge). Dansili has also enjoyed notable success as a sire of sires this year, thanks to the likes of Harbinger, Zoffany and Bated Breath. The latter has had a breakout year in 2019, with the former Gr2 Temple Stakes winner responsible for such notable stakes winners this year as Daahyeh (Gr2 Rockfel Stakes), Space Traveller (Gr3 Jersey Stakes, Gr2 Solonaway Stakes), Maid In India (Gr3 World Trophy), Simply Breathless (Gr3 Wilshire Stakes), Worth Waiting (Gr2 Dahlia Stakes)

Oratorio’s Son On Cue!

Avontuur’s high-riding Danehill stallion Oratorio’s son Cue The Music produced a commendable first run in Hong Kong on Saturday when finishing fourth behind the record-breaking Aethero in the HK$ 2,1 million Wo Tik Handicap over 1000m at Sha Tin.

The classy Aethero marches on to the Gr1 Longines Hong Kong Sprint after smashing Sacred Kingdom’s twelve year long record for the Sha Tin 1000m. Now trained by David Ferraris, Cue The Music, the 2017/18 KZN Champion 2yo male, only arrived in Hong Kong in May this year. He is owned by Mr & Mrs Julian Chow Kai Wo, Chow Wing Shuen and Chow Cheuk Wai. He was ridden on by SA Champion jockey Lyle Hewitson, who is still out to break his duck after just 4 places from 35 rides. In a frustrating start for the SA star, he had to sit out an early suspension from the previous season in his home country, and has not enjoyed the best quality of rides, generally.

The Deep Blue (Snitzel – Simply Carina by El Prado)

and Breathtaking Look (Gr3 Sceptre Stakes). Bated Breath’s paternal halfbrother Harbinger is the sire of star Japanese racemare Deirdrevictorious in the 2019 Gr1 Qatar Nassau Stakes, while another Dansili horse Zoffany, sire of 30 stakes winners thus far, has had another good season with his representatives including Sunday’s Gr1 Qatar Prix Marcel Boussac winner Albigna, and German 1000 Guineas winner Main Edition. Hasili’s influence this year, however, has not been restricted to

her sons and grandsons –she is also granddam of group winner Obligate (Frankel) and third dam of fellow group winner Sangarius (Kingman) in 2019, while Hasili’s highclass grandson Mirage Dancer (Frankel) was recently sent to further his career in Australia this year. A stakes winning daughter of dual Derby winner, and underrated sire Kahyasi, Hasili was produced by High Line mare Kerali, herself a daughter of champion, and Gr1 Cheveley Park Stakes winner Sookera (Roberto). (Hasili’s own dam Kerali also continues to be a major factor in pedigrees, with that High Line daughter the third dam of unbeaten Gr1 bet365 Fillies’ Mile winner Quadrilateral (Frankel) –a close relative of the Frankel sired Gr2 winner Obligate and a leading classic contender for 2020.) Hasili’s potency as a broodmare can be also be viewed in the fact that even her uplaced son Raise The Flag (Sadler’s Wells) has been responsible for black type winners, with the New Zealand based sire’s seven black type winners, at the time of writing, including Broadside (Gr3 Newcastle Gold Cup) and Etah James (Gr3 Lord Reims Stakes).

Gr1 winner by 3 x Australian Champion Sire

His luck must surely change soon. A former Dennis Bosch-trained gelding, Cue The Music won his first three starts, including the Gr3 Godolphin Barb Stakes over 1100m at Scottsville and he then only just failed to hold on when runner -up in the Gr1 Tsogo Sun Gold Medallion over 1200m at Scottsville. A half-brother to Equus champion Val De Ra (Var), Cue The Music was purchased for R1,6 million off the 2017 Emperors Palace Select Yearling Sale. He was bred by Avontuur from their international stakes producing sire Oratorio (Danehill) out of the prolific winner producing Minelli (Elliodor). Oratorio is currently third on the SA National Sires log behind Silvano and barn-mate, Var.

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

Opening Gambit

with Steve Furnish

Durbanville 9 October The distance of 1400m took the lion’s share of the races at the country course on Wednesday and in what proved to be the fastest of the three we saw a smart performance from the full brother to Bold Respect SUPER SILVANO. Now a winner of two from seven, Brett Crawford’s charge raced in midfield for most of the journey. He quickened well at the top of the straight and under a well-judged ride from Pierre Orffer he won going away by three quarters. The stable of Brett Crawford (3 winners on the day) were again on the mark in the faster of the two 2000m races when KHOPESH ran out a very easy winner. Always handy, the Jackson gelding took up the running 300m out and cruised clear in the closing stages of the race to score by seven and a quarter. Another to win with authority on this card was the highly regarded RIO QUERARI when landing the MR81 Handicap over 1250m. Sent off a well-supported favourite at 17/10, Justin Snaith’s 3yo raced fifth coming off the bend. He put his head in front shortly after passing the 300m marker and drew clear easily below the distance to score by three and a quarter. TITBITS Now a winner of two from four, LARENTINA showed a very nice turn of foot in the latter stages when getting up late to win the smarter than average MR78 Handicap over 1400m.

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

DURBANVILLE 9 OCTOBER Penetrometer 21 - Going Good Course Variant: 0,25s slow 1000m (1) Hildegarde 1250m (1) Rio Querari 1400m (3) Super Silvano 1600m (1) Anderson 2000m (2) Khopesh

58,26 73,86 84,07 98,30 119,91

VAAL (CLASSIC) 10 OCTOBER Penetrometer 22 – Going Good Course Variant: 0,30s slow 1000m (2) Allyouneedislove 1200m (1) In The Dance 1450m (1) Marygold 2000m (2) Master Magic 2400m (2) Dawn Assault

57,00 68,65 88,23 122,93 149,35

58,18 69,44 75,60 118,84 97,75 118,84

TURFFONTEIN (INNER) 12 OCTOBER Penetrometer 21 – Going Good Course Variant: 1,05s slow 1200m (3) Donderweer 71,30 1450m (2) Hertog 88,75 1600m (4) Soqrat 97,15 DURBANVILLE 12 OCTOBER Penetrometer 21 – Going Good Course Variant: 1250m (4) Agent Of Fortune 1400m (2) Quickstep Lady 1800m (2) Dancing Sally

d ’s Top Rate Last Week 'S winners incl. G ATIN SPEED R ON 9/1

.W TIGGER .... N 6/1 BOUNCING .. MAN .. WO 1/20 D N A R E T MAS WON 7 NE ............ ON 3/1 HEART STO .W .. N ........ O S IL W L E ON 43/20 REB ...............W .. .. H S E P ON 16/10 KHO ..............W .. .. .. .. T A R ON 14/10 SOQ ..............W E D R A G E D ON 14/10 HIL .................W .. I IN D IN KIL

A review of the week's best SPEEDRATINGS

Powerful Treble

FAIRVIEW (POLY) 11 OCTOBER Going Standard Course Variant: 0,31s slow 1000m (1) Heart Stone 1200m (2) Alpine Glacier 1300m (2) Open Fire 1400m (1) Nevertheless 1600m (1) Home Ruler 1900m (1) Nevertheless

73,58 85,45 110,65

Allyouneedisspeed

Promising Start

Vaal 10 October The girl’s division was the faster of the two 1000m events that got proceedings underway on Thursday and here we saw a very comfortable victory for the deposed favourite ALLYOUNEEDISLOVE. Allowed to ease right out to 9/2 from 3/1 as solid support came for the Sean Tarry trained newcomer LEADING FAST (6/1 into 26/10 – never a threat), the daughter of Captain Of All led throughout. She was always clear and won without any anxious moments by two and a half. Money also came in buckets for the Sean Tarry trained IN THE DANCE in the progress plate over 1200m and this time the stable were on the mark. Absolutely thrown in at the weights, the Gimmethegreenlight filly was soon positioned close to the speed. She got the better of the front running SEEMYVISION 150m out and with the rest well beaten she won going away by three quarters. A pinnacle stakes over 2400m topped the bill and in what not surprisingly proved to be the faster of the races over the distance, the ultra-consistent DAWN ASSAULT took his tally of wins into double figures. Sent off third in the betting market at 4/1, St John Gray’s charge was always handy. He was ridden to lead shortly after passing the 200m marker and again comfortably accounted for the horse he beat last time out, DROMEDARIS. TITBITS

Fairview 11 October

The 33/1 shot TOUGH CHOICE had the rest four lengths adrift when running on from the rear to finish second in the MR76 Handicap over 2400m. Backed into second favourite, the Lucky Houdalakis trained newcomer MARYGOLD only had to be ridden with hands and heels when beating her twelve rivals in the maiden plate for 3yo’s over 1450m going away.

They raced on the poly track on Friday where the faster of the two 1200m events was the MR84 Handicap won by the former Gauteng campaigner ALPINE GLACIER. Having his first start here since relocating to the province Alan Greeff ’s charge raced fourth of the six early on. He quickened well in the short home straight and won nicely by a half from the fancied DI ME. The only other distance to stage more than one race was 1300m where the faster of the two was the MR78 Handicap won by OPEN FIRE. Not the quickest into stride when the gates opened, the 5/1 shot was positioned towards the rear during the early part of the race. He made his move rounding the turn and was already at the front going through the 400m. He kept on strongly from there onwards and got the verdict by a half over the always handy KINGSMAN.

Soqrat Ready For Battle Turffontein 12 October A pinnacle stakes over 1600m topped the bill on the inner track on Saturday and in what proved to be the fastest of the four races over the distance the best weighted runner in the field SOQRAT did the business. Making his seasonal debut here, MIKE De Kock’s charge was soon positioned close to the speed. He only had to be pushed out after taking up the running 200m from home and won well by a length from his running on stable companion LIKE A PANTHER. The runner up was having his first outing since December ’18 and finished very well. Three of the nine races were run over 1200m and in the quickest of these, a progress plate, we saw a gutsy performance from the lightly raced DONDERWEER. Now a winner of two from three, Paul Matchett’s charge was soon two lengths clear. Last season’s Gr2 Golden Slipper winner COCKNEY PRIDE challenged strongly 200m out and may even have led briefly. The Soft Falling Rain gelding found extra below the distance though and

went on to win well by three quarters. One to look out for next time from this race is DUBLIN QUAYS. In the rear coming off the strip, Mike De Kock’s charge was finishing best of all and did well to get within a length and a quarter of Donderweer. The stable of Paul Matchett were also on the mark in the faster of the two 1450m events, a MR72 apprentice handicap, when HERTOG registered his second career victory. Nibbled at on course into 9/1 from 14’s, the Duke Of Marmalade gelding broke well and raced fifth early on. He put his head in front shortly after passing the 200m marker and kept on strongly below the distance to beat the running on CATEGORY FOUR (came from the rear) by just under a half. TITBITS Now a winner of three from four, the Mike De Kock trained QUEEN SUPREME won the MR100 Handicap with authority by two. She’s behind at weight for age and can still improve plenty.

Patience Rewarded Durbanville 12 October The bill topping pinnacle stakes was by far the fastest of the four 1250m events at the country course on Saturday and here we saw a smart performance from the lightly raced 4yo AGENT OF FORTUNE. The speedy BWANA made the running and coming off the bend he was easily four lengths clear. Nicely positioned in second though Vaughan Marshall’s charge quickened well at the business end of the race, and won going away by a length and a half after striking the front 100m from home. Another to win very well on this card was KILINDINI in the faster of the two 1400m maiden events. In what was priced up as a boat race, his main rival PINKERTON got first run and struck the front 300m out. Kilindini tracked him throughout though, and with the remainder left trailing in their wake he went past Justin Snaith’s charge with authority 120m out to score going away by a length and three quarters. The two remaining races were both MR78 Handicaps over 1800m and in the faster of these, the girls’ affair, DANCING SALLY recorded her third career victory. On leaving the stalls it was the supported LUNAR TUNES who elected to make the running and coming off the bend she was five lengths clear. The chasing pack steadily wore her down in the straight though, and under a welljudged ride from Richard Fourie the daughter of Twice Over got up close home. TITBITS Now a winner of three from six, the progressive 3yo PRETTY YOUNG THING won the conditions plate over 1250m with authority by a length and three quarters.

The Bold Silvano filly WIND FINDER was the best bet on the card for most and she didn’t let down her supporters. Narrowly beaten by a fair local sort in BERNARDO in her only previous racecourse appearance, the 12/10 favourite was soon at the head of affairs. She was always a couple clear and with some in hand won very cosily by two and a half. TITBITS Having his first outing since relocating to the Eastern Cape, the heavily supported Toreador gelding ARABIAN SNIPER was racing over a trip probably too short in the opening maiden plate over 1000m. He had many lengths to find coming off the bend and finishing best of all he did very well indeed to get within 2,75 lengths of the winner.

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

FAIRVIEW (FRI) Race 1: (4) Lasata 22 (NAP**) Race 2: (1) Meryl 66 Race 3: (5) Calandra 16 Race 4: (11) Tarzan 38 Race 5: (10) Oasis Queen 38 Race 6: (6) Vivir 73 Race 7: (10) Fifth Of May 28 Race 8: (4) Alamito Bay 46 TURFFONTEIN (SAT) Race 1: (2) Blue Spark 25 Race 2: (1) Mawsool 41 Race 3: (5) Etched In Blue 36 Race 4: (1) Tombola 42 Race 5: (1) D’Arrivee 65 Race 6: (1) Attenborough 81 Race 7: (7) Image Award 61 Race 8: (6) Wings Of Honor 38 Race 9: (2) Pillaroftheearth 46 DURBANVILLE (SAT) Race 1: (1) Aye Aye 16 Race 2: (5) Path Of Choice 26 Race 3: (2) How And Why 23 (NAP*) Race 4: (3) Iron Henry 18 Race 5: (7) Snapscan 71 Race 6: (1) Twist Of Fate 88 Race 7: (3) Winter Is Over 19 Race 8: (5) Khopesh 51 HOLLYWOODBETS GREYVILLE (SUN) Race 1: (3) Master Vision 16 Race 2: (4) Saipan 1 Race 3: (1) Indigo Tractor 20 Race 4: (8) Brighteyebushytail 53 Race 5: (2) Ruby Cove 20 Race 6: (5) Stelvio 54 Race 7: (7) White Lightning 80 Race 8: (5) Second To None 47 Race 9: (7) Tripple Explosion 35 NAP BETS

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

Notebook

Horses worth following at their next few starts... KILINDINI (B Crawford, W-Cape) LARENTINA (A Sands, W-Cape) RIO QUERARI (J Snaith, W-Cape) SOQRAT (M De Kock, Gauteng)

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

fairview polytrack (Fri)............. turffontein inner (Sat)......... durbanville (Sat)..................... greyVILLE turf (Sun)....................

fairview polytrack Friday • 18th October 2019 START

12:35PM

Maiden Plate (Polytrack) - 1300m - SAME TRAINER:(1-8)(3-11)(5-6-9)

Fairview 3F13 3F16 2F13 1 Mark The Doorman(Y Bremner) W Agrella....5 60.0 MR+4; in frame last 3; 7F16 3F13 6F10 2 Divine Law(DA McKenzie) L Mxothwa............. 1 60.0 hdgr OFF; 12F14 9F12 10F13 3 John In Flight(E Kaknis) S Khathi.............. 11 60.0 unplaced last 6; 3K14 2K14 7K14 4 LASATA(VH Marshall) M Byleveld....................... 2 59.0 hdgr ON; first run on a/w; 3F10 3F12 7F13 5 Cove Fort(AC Greeff) T Gould......................... 3 59.0 btnF; 2F12 2F10 4F12 6 Andrea(AC Greeff) G Cheyne.......................... 10 59.0 MR-3; in frame last 3; 8F14 4F14 6F14 7 Bold Linngari(GD Smith) M Yeni.................. 6 59.0 returns to a/w; 4F14 8F14 9F14 8 Rango(Y Bremner) R Fourie.............................. 8 59.0 returns to a/w; 8F12 2F12 9 Forbidden Affair(AC Greeff) K Minnie....... 9 59.0 9F10 8F10 10 News Alert(JVA Strydom) C Storey............... 7 59.0 hdgr ON; 7F12 11F10 14F10 11 Tiger Rag(E Kaknis) J Mphanya...................... 4 56.5 MR-5; unplaced last 5;

START PA1

1:10PM

Conditions Stakes (F&M)(Polytrack) - 2200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-2-3)(5-6)

Fairview 2F11 1F20 1F18 1 MERYL(AC Greeff) X Ndlovu............................... 2 60.0 MR+3; Dist▲ won last 2; 10F16 4F20 5F18 2 Delia’s Delight(AC Greeff) G Cheyne........... 6 60.0 Dist▲ 6F16 1F18 6F18 3 Ontenderhooks(AC Greeff) T Gould............ 5 60.0 btnF; Dist▲ 13D32 11F20 3F22 4 Onesie(JVA Strydom) C Storey.......................... 1 58.0 5F24 10F16 8F18 5 Rocksette(GD Smith) G Wright...................... 3 55.0 MR-2; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 7F16 5F16 1F19 6 Close To My Heart(GD Smith) M Yeni........ 4 52.0 MR+3; Dist▲ won last;

START

1:45PM

PA2/PICK SIX1 Maiden Plate (F&M)(Polytrack) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(1-6-8)(2-4-9)

Fairview 6F10 4F12 3F16 1 Fashion Force(GD Smith) G Wright............. 4 60.0 MR+4; 2F16 2F16 5F16 2 Elusive Green(SB Kotzen) R Munger............ 5 60.0 MR-1; 4F16 5F19 6F16 3 Redamancy(Y Bremner) W Agrella................. 9 60.0 MR+2; 10F14 9F12 4F16 4 Effort(SB Kotzen) L Mxothwa......................... 1 58.0 MR-4; 5F12 3F14 2F16 5 CALANDRA(AC Greeff) G Cheyne....................... 8 58.0 7K14 7F12 7F12 6 Gina’s Girl(GD Smith) M Yeni......................... 2 58.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 9F12 11F12 12F16 7 Tequila Maria(JVA Strydom) C Storey......... 6 58.0 hdgr ON; unplaced last 7; 6F13 8 Germination(GD Smith) J Mphanya.............. 3 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 10F13 9 Lunchpack(SB Kotzen) T Gould...................... 7 58.0 Dist▲ second run;

START

RACE 1 3/1 Mark The Doorman 3/1 Forbidden Affair 4/1 Andrea 4/1 LASATA 5/1 Cove Fort 7/1 Bold Linngari 14/1 Rango 14/1 Divine Law 50/1 John In Flight 66/1 News Alert 66/1 Tiger Rag RACE 2 1/3 MERYL 4/1 Delia’s Delight 10/1 Ontenderhooks 10/1 Onesie 20/1 Close To My Heart 33/1 Rocksette RACE 3 16/10 CALANDRA 3/1 Fashion Force 4/1 Elusive Green 4/1 Effort 5/1 Redamancy 20/1 Germination 25/1 Gina’s Girl 50/1 Lunchpack 80/1 Tequila Maria RACE 4 2/1 Rock Aloe 4/1 Toastmaster 4/1 Finley Hill 7/1 Duke Of Hazard 10/1 Quest 10/1 JURIST 14/1 One Destiny 14/1 Judd’s Rocket 20/1 Tarzan 25/1 Shine Like A Star 25/1 Titus 25/1 November Storm RACE 5 4/1 Cruise Cruz 5/1 Okavango Delta 5/1 Oasis Queen 5/1 Brigadoon Ely 7/1 Bayou Boss 7/1 At The Office 7/1 Fort Carol 10/1 Mahir 14/1 Sunday Falls 14/1 CRUZ GIOVANNI 20/1 Great Crusade 25/1 Master Design 33/1 Samar 33/1 Ante Omnia RACE 6 12/10 MADAME SPEAKER 4/1 March Music 5/1 Vivir 6/1 Via Seattle 7/1 Her Eminence 10/1 Sao Paulo 12/1 Klever Kathy RACE 7 16/10 Miss Jacksonville 4/1 Flame Of Fire 5/1 Liquid Gold 7/1 Lady Livia 7/1 Regal Ruby 10/1 YODALICIOUS 14/1 Black Gardenia 20/1 Hollywood Belle 20/1 Honey Suite 20/1 Just Amazing 50/1 Fifth Of May RACE 8 4/1 Teofilia 4/1 Self Assured 5/1 THOMAS SHELBY 5/1 Alamito Bay 5/1 Magic Sailor 10/1 For Luck Sake 10/1 Barbarella Nights 14/1 Aloysius 20/1 Wild Move 25/1 Strawberry Girl 25/1 The Greek Soldier 25/1 Shadow Catcher

TURFFONTEIN • 12 october

Jackpot cost R40 paid

R22480 START

PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 Conditions Plate (F&M)(Polytrack) - 1400m - SAME TRAINER:(1-6)(2-4-7)

3:35PM

Fairview 2F16 3F16 2F16 1 MADAME SPEAKER(AC Greeff) G Cheyne....... 2 60.0 MR+5; in frame last 16; 6F10 4F12 4F10 2 Via Seattle(Y Bremner) W Agrella................. 4 58.0 Dist▲ 6Q16 1F16 4F18 3 Sao Paulo(JVA Strydom) C Storey................... 5 58.0 Dist▼ 4F13 4F14 2F13 4 March Music(Y Bremner) R Fourie............... 6 56.0 MR+4; Dist▲ in frame last 8; 3F16 9F14 8F16 5 Klever Kathy(GD Smith) M Yeni................... 3 55.5 MR+1; hdgr ON; 3F12 2F10 6F10 6 Vivir(AC Greeff) T Gould.................................... 7 53.5 MR-1; Dist▲ 6F10 5F10 1F12 7 Her Eminence(Y Bremner) K Minnie............. 1 50.0 Dist▲ won last;

START

PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 MR 64 Handicap (F&M)(Polytrack) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-3-7)(4-6)(5-9)

4:10PM

Fairview 1F13 3F13 3F16 1 Miss Jacksonville(AC Greeff) G Cheyne... 3 61.0 MR-2; Dist▼ in frame last 3; 3F12 7F12 9F13 2 YODALICIOUS(GD Smith) M Yeni.................... 11 61.0 MR-4; hdgr ON; 7L10 2F10 6F10 3 Regal Ruby(AC Greeff) K Minnie.................... 2 60.0 MR-1; 7L10 8K10 15F10 4 Hollywood Belle(SB Kotzen) J Mphanya... 6 59.5 hdgr ON; unplaced last 3; 6F12 4F10 3F12 5 Flame Of Fire(JVA Strydom) R Munger...... 10 59.0 1F12 14F12 14F13 6 Just Amazing(SB Kotzen) L Mxothwa........... 5 57.5 MR-5; hdgr ON; 2F14 11F12 13F13 7 Black Gardenia(AC Greeff) M Byleveld....... 4 56.5 MR-2; 7F12 7F12 3F10 8 Liquid Gold(Y Bremner) R Fourie................... 7 54.5 8F12 7F10 8F13 9 Honey Suite(JVA Strydom) C Storey.............. 8 53.0 unplaced last 5; 11F16 9F19 12F13 10 Fifth Of May(DJ McLachlan) G Wright.......... 9 52.0 MR+2; unplaced last 5; 10F12 14F13 2F10 11 Lady Livia(DA McKenzie) T Gould.................... 1 52.0

START

PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 74 Handicap (Polytrack) - 1000m - SAME TRAINER:(1-7)(4-10)(6-8)(9-11)

4:45PM

Fairview 6F10 9F10 13F10 1 Aloysius(AC Greeff) X Ndlovu.......................... 7 60.5 MR+3; unplaced last 3; 7F14 6F10 1F10 2 Self Assured(Y Bremner) R Fourie............. 10 60.0 MR+5; won last; 6D14 2F12 1F10 3 THOMAS SHELBY(T Laing) T Gould.................. 4 59.0 MR+3; won last; 4F10 6F10 6F10 4 Alamito Bay(GD Smith) G Wright.................. 8 59.0 MR-3; 2L10 14K11 4F10 5 Magic Sailor(VH Marshall) M Byleveld......... 2 59.0 MR-1; 2F10 7F10 12F10 6 Strawberry Girl(DA McKenzie) J Mphanya...6 59.0 MR-2; 1F10 2F10 8F10 7 Teofilia(AC Greeff) G Cheyne.......................... 3 58.5 MR-2; btnF; 2F10 13F10 3F12 8 Barbarella Nights(DA McKenzie) L Mxothwa...1 56.5 5F10 5F10 6F12 9 For Luck Sake(E Kaknis) R Munger............... 5 54.5 MR-1; unplaced last 4; 8F10 9F12 10F10 10 Wild Move(GD Smith) M Yeni......................... 9 54.0 MR-5; unplaced last 3; 9F10 7F12 9F10 11 The Greek Soldier(E Kaknis) C Storey...... 11 52.0 MR-3; unplaced last 4; 8F10 9F10 11F12 12 Shadow Catcher(JVA Strydom) D Bogaleboile..... 12 52.0 MR+2; unplaced last 5;

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 MR 67 Handicap (Polytrack) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(2-5-9)(6-7-12)(8-11)

2:25PM

Fairview 3F12 1F13 1 Rock Aloe(AC Greeff) G Cheyne.................... 10 60.0 Dist▲ won last; 3F14 4F16 2F13 2 Toastmaster(Y Bremner) R Fourie............... 3 59.0 MR+2; Dist▲ in frame last 3; 3F19 7F22 8F13 3 Titus(JVA Strydom) D Bogaleboile.................... 6 59.0 MR-2; Dist▲ 7S16 8D16 1F12 4 JURIST(G Paddock) T Gould............................. 11 58.5 MR+6; Dist▲ won last; 13L16 13K20 8K14 5 Quest(Y Bremner) W Agrella............................. 2 58.5 hdgr OFF; unplaced last 5; 6F16 6F16 11F13 6 Shine Like A Star(GD Smith) J Mphanya..... 1 58.0 MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 5F13 9F12 1F16 7 Duke Of Hazard(GD Smith) M Yeni.............. 8 57.5 MR+3; won last; 6F19 5F19 1F22 8 Finley Hill(SB Kotzen) L Mxothwa................. 4 57.5 MR+2; Dist▼ won last; 13F19 8F16 9F16 9 One Destiny(Y Bremner) C Storey.................. 7 57.0 MR-3; unplaced last 3; 8F13 4F12 12F13 10 November Storm(JH Strydom) X Ndlovu..... 12 55.0 MR-2; Dist▲ 4F14 5F16 10F13 11 Tarzan(SB Kotzen) R Munger........................... 9 54.5 MR-3; Dist▲ 5F16 5F16 7F16 12 Judd’s Rocket(GD Smith) G Wright.............. 5 54.5 unplaced last 4;

START

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 MR 72 Handicap (Polytrack) - 1900m - SAME TRAINER:(1-12-13)(3-10)(4-8)(6-7)(9-11)

3:00PM

Fairview 6F16 7F20 1F18 1 Mahir(JVA Strydom) J Mphanya....................... 9 61.5 MR+2; won last; 6K16 2K20 1F19 2 At The Office(VH Marshall) M Byleveld......... 7 60.0 won last; 2F16 8F22 2F19 3 Okavango Delta(JH Strydom) X Ndlovu..... 11 60.0 MR+3; 5S24 5F22 5F19 4 CRUZ GIOVANNI(Y Bremner) W Agrella......... 12 58.0 MR-3; unplaced last 6; 4V15 1F16 3F16 5 Fort Carol(G Paddock) L Mxothwa............... 1 57.5 Dist▲ in frame last 3; 1F20 6F20 5F22 6 Brigadoon Ely(GD Smith) G Cheyne............. 2 56.5 Dist▼ 3F19 9F16 9F19 7 Sunday Falls(GD Smith) M Yeni.................... 8 54.5 MR-2; 7F14 7F16 6F22 8 Bayou Boss(Y Bremner) R Fourie................... 4 54.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 7F22 2F19 2F22 9 Cruise Cruz(SB Kotzen) R Munger.............. 13 53.5 Dist▼ 2F19 9F19 4F16 10 Oasis Queen(JH Strydom) K Minnie............. 14 53.5 Dist▲ 5F20 8F19 7F19 11 Great Crusade(SB Kotzen) T Gould........... 10 52.0 MR-4; unplaced last 7; 8F13 7F12 8F16 12 Master Design(JVA Strydom) D Bogaleboile....6 52.0 MR-5; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 8F14 11F16 8F19 13 Samar(JVA Strydom) C Storey.......................... 5 52.0 MR-2; hdgr ON; unplaced last 3; 6F12 11F13 11F16 14 Ante Omnia(E Kaknis) G Wright...................... 3 52.0 MR-2; Dist▲ unplaced last 5;

top Durbanville • 12 October

Pretty Young Thing

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fairview polytrack PLACE ACCUMULATOR LEG

JACKPOT

LEG

PICK 6 LEG

BEST BETS

Race 2: MERYL (1)

Race 1: LASATA (4)

BEST RATINGS Race 2: MERYL (1) Race 8: WILD MOVE (10)

SSI Standard Starts Index: • The average earnings per run of a horse, divided by the average earnings per run of all horses of the same age group. • SSI 1.00 means the horse is exactly average. • Combined SSI’s for a race will give an idea of the strength of the field.

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

turffontein inner Saturday • 19th October 2019 START

12:30PM

START

Maiden Plate - 1450m - SAME TRAINER:(1-4-12)(2-3-11)(5-8)(6-7-10-14)

Turffontein 8T11 12V14 1 Zaahed(MF de Kock) J Mariba........................ 12 60.0 4V12 2V15 7V16 2 BLUE SPARK(AG Laird) S Khumalo................... 4 58.0 btnF; 8T12 9T15 4T12 3 Spooky(AG Laird) T Juglall............................. 10 58.0 Dist▲ 10V10 4 Bassam(MF de Kock) C Murray........................ 5 58.0 btnF; Dist▲ second run; 11T12 7V10 5 Bend The Knee(SD Gray) L J Ferraris............ 9 58.0 Dist▲ 6 Bold Crown(C Spies) J Sampson............... 14 58.0 Bold Silvano colt 50k ty (SI 0.52) 7 Captains Fort(C Spies) M v Rensburg....... 16 58.0 Elusive Fort gelding 75k ns (SI 0. 9V10 5V14 8 Christopher Robin(SD Gray) C Storey...... 3 58.0 9 Convexity(MG & AA Azzie) K Zechner........... 13 58.0 Gimmethegreenlight colt 525k ns (S 10 Don Pelayo(C Spies) J Penny......................... 7 58.0 Vercingetorix gelding; first run; 11 Hamlin(AG Laird) B Nyawo............................. 11 58.0 Mambo In Seattle gelding 250k ns ( 2T12 6T16 12 Majestic Thunder(MF de Kock) R Munger...... 15 58.0 btnF; 3V12 13 Pure State(SG Tarry) P Strydom.................... 8 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 14 Tyrells Bullet(C Spies) J Greyling............. 6 58.0 Gitano Hernando gelding 25k nt (SI 9V12 11V12 9T15 15 Bravo One(DA Sham) - reserve 1................... 1 58.0 unplaced last 4; 8V12 8T12 8V12 16 Elliptical(B Warren) - reserve 2.................... 2 60.0 MR+10; Dist▲ unplaced last 11;

START

1:05PM

MR 99 Handicap (3yo Fillies) - 1450m - SAME TRAINER:(1-3)

Turffontein 12D14 2T14 7T15 1 Mawsool(MF de Kock) W Kennedy................. 1 60.0 2V12 1V16 2T14 2 Flying High(AG Laird) S Khumalo................... 5 58.5 MR+3; in frame last 6; 3V10 1V12 1T16 3 RISK TAKER(MF de Kock) C Murray.................. 6 56.5 won last 2; in frame last 3; 4T10 1T16 4 Wild Date(GV Woodruff) C Maujean................ 2 54.0 won last; 1T10 1T12 5 Mount Laurel(GM Alexander) D Schwarz..... 3 53.5 MR+8; Dist▲ won last 2; 2V14 10T16 1T16 6 Invisible(SG Tarry) L J Ferraris....................... 7 52.0 won last; 3V12 7V12 1V15 7 Seven Seas(Ashley Fortune) C Bantam............ 4 52.0 won last;

START PA1

1:45PM

MR 91 Handicap (3yo’s) - 1450m - SAME TRAINER:(1-5)(6-11)

Turffontein 4V10 5V12 7V10 1 Capetown Affair(Ashley Fortune) P Strydom......7 60.0 MR-3; Dist▲ 1T12 3T15 2 Illusion(PA Peter) W Kennedy......................... 6 59.5 MR+2; btnF; 1V15 4T16 5T15 3 Steak And Ale(RR Sage) M Yeni................... 9 59.0 1V15 4 Stormy Winter(D Nieuwenhuizen) S Khumalo.....2 59.0 won last; second run; 1T12 6T15 2T15 5 Etched In Blue(Ashley Fortune) L J Ferraris.....8 58.0 MR+2; 1T12 1T15 6 Tallinn(MF de Kock) C Murray......................... 3 57.5 MR+3; won last 2; 7V11 10T10 4D11 7 Land Of The Brave(C Binda) C Habib......... 4 56.0 MR+2; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 6V12 1V10 6V10 8 Mr Hugo(GG Terzi) M v Rensburg.................. 11 56.0 Dist▲ 7V16 1T15 7V15 9 Stop For Nothing(S Moffatt) R Munger...... 1 56.0 1T12 10 BALLON D’OR(SG Tarry) R Danielson.............. 10 54.5 Dist▲ won last; second run; 12V15 12V14 6T15 11 Phantom Rolls(MF de Kock) C Maujean..... 5 52.0 unplaced last 3;

START

2:20PM

PA2/PICK SIX1 MR 76 Handicap (F&M) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(3-13)

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 MR 99 Handicap - 1800m - SAME TRAINER:(1-8)(4-5)

Turffontein 5V20 4T16 10T16 1 Tombola(G Maroun) C F Dicken.................... 11 61.0 MR-1; 15V16 1V15 2T16 2 VISCOUNTESS VIVIEN(RR Sage) M Yeni........ 9 61.0 MR+2; 11D16 8T16 4V16 3 Vi Va Pi Pa(SG Tarry) L J Ferraris.................... 8 60.0 MR-2; 5V14 1T16 1T16 4 Comet Crystal(WH Marwing) Wes Marwing..... 14 59.0 MR+3; won last 2; 6T15 6V15 6V16 5 Rachel(PA Peter) W Kennedy........................... 3 58.0 unplaced last 3; 8T20 7V20 2V16 6 Ex’s ‘n Oh’s(A Nassif) D Schwarz................... 1 57.5 10T16 8T15 1T15 7 Now You See Me(F Habib) P Strydom........... 7 57.5 MR+2; won last; 5T12 3V15 3T15 8 Kirkconnel Lass(S Moffatt) S Brown........ 10 57.5 1V14 3T15 6T15 9 Oceania(DN Stenger) S Khumalo..................... 5 56.5 11T20 12T16 2V15 10 Targaryen Queen(PF Matchett) D L Habib.......2 56.5 6T12 7T12 1V16 11 Bold Ellie(MF de Kock) C Murray................. 12 56.0 MR+7; won last; 1Q14 1Q16 1Q16 12 Enceladus(S von W Smit) D R Lerena.......... 13 56.0 Dist▲ won last 3; 12D16 6T14 7T16 13 Satin Slipper(SG Tarry) K Matsunyane......... 4 56.0 MR-3; unplaced last 7; 1V18 9T16 14T18 14 Burindi(SD Gray) C Storey............................... 6 54.5 Dist▼ 6T18 3V16 9V16 15 Generoso(R Francis) - reserve 1................... 15 52.0 MR-2;

START

2:55PM

3:30PM

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 MR 104 Handicap - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-11)(3-7)(4-6-10)

PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 MR 92 Handicap (F&M) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(7-9)

PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 MR 76 Handicap (F&M) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(1-6)(4-11)

PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 80 Handicap - 1000m - SAME TRAINER:(2-11)(4-6)(5-9)

Turffontein 11S12 6D10 6D10 1 Attenborough(J Ramsden) S Khumalo....... 2 63.0 MR+4; unplaced last 4; 4T12 4T10 3D12 2 LA BELLA MIA(WH Marwing) C F Dicken......... 9 62.5 in frame last 3; 1V12 4V10 11T15 3 Pool Party(RR Magner) D Schwarz............... 3 60.5 Dist▼ 1V15 6T16 6T16 4 Warrior’s Rest(SG Tarry) R Danielson........ 4 60.0 MR+10; Dist▼ 3V10 7T10 6V10 5 Winter Storm(PA Peter) W Kennedy.......... 10 59.5 hdgr OFF; 6T15 10V12 9V10 6 Carbon Atom(SG Tarry) L J Ferraris............. 5 58.5 unplaced last 5; 10V12 4D10 3T12 7 State Trooper(RR Magner) R Munger......... 7 55.5 btnF; 6V16 6T14 6T16 8 Splendid Garden(MG & AA Azzie) K Zechner.......1 54.5 MR-2; hdgr ON; Dist▼ 5V12 3T10 9V10 9 Donny G(G Maroun) T Juglall......................... 11 54.0 MR-2; hdgr OFF; 4T16 13T18 9T12 10 In Cahoots(SG Tarry) K Matsunyane.............. 8 53.5 MR-1; 10V12 4V12 8T15 11 Tarsus(J Ramsden) C Murray.......................... 6 53.0 MR+9; Dist▼

START

4:05PM

Turffontein 3T12 1T12 3T12 1 DOUBLE ‘O’ EIGHT(G Maroun) C Habib........... 9 61.5 in frame last 10; 9V12 4T12 3V12 2 Ouro(PA Peter) W Kennedy................................ 7 60.5 6T14 3V12 6V12 3 Blonde Vision(MF de Kock) M Yeni............... 5 59.5 MR-2; hdgr ON; 5T15 5T14 6T15 4 Twelve Oaks(SD Gray) C F Dicken................. 3 57.5 MR-1; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 6T16 2T12 8T15 5 Soul Of Wit(R Francis) M v Rensburg............ 1 56.5 MR-1; Dist▼ 9T11 14V10 11Q10 6 Miss Boomerang(T Spies) J Greyling.......... 6 56.0 MR-2; unplaced last 4; 6T12 4T12 4V10 7 Image Award(SG Tarry) P Strydom................ 8 55.0 MR-2; 14D13 1T10 5V10 8 El’ Zara(D Nieuwenhuizen) S Khumalo............. 2 53.5 6T10 7T10 2T12 9 Three Stars(SG Tarry) L J Ferraris................ 4 53.5

START

4:45PM

Turffontein 6L16 3K16 8V10 1 Indian Song(BD Botes) N Klink.................... 11 61.0 1Q10 10D12 2T12 2 Impressive Duchess(C Spies) M v Rensburg....1 59.5 MR+3; btnF; 2D14 2D12 8D12 3 VIRTUOSA(MF de Kock) T Juglall...................... 2 58.5 hdgr OFF; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 4T16 6T15 2T12 4 Margot’s Magic(RR Magner) W Kennedy..... 10 58.0 MR+3; 6T15 7T16 9T15 5 Kimberley Green(GM Alexander) D Schwarz...6 58.0 MR+4; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 7L10 8K12 9T12 6 Wings Of Honor(BD Botes) M Yeni............. 9 58.0 MR-2; unplaced last 3; 2T10 1T10 3T12 7 Clock Stopper(WH Marwing) C F Dicken.... 5 57.0 in frame last 3; 5V15 9T15 13V14 8 Lady Lexington(AG Laird) S Khumalo........... 8 57.0 MR+3; Dist▼ unplaced last 5; 4T15 6T16 9T15 9 Way Of The World(PA Peter) J R Syster..... 3 56.5 MR-5; Dist▼ 2T14 1V16 6V15 10 Take My Word(T Spies) S Brown................... 4 56.5 MR+10; Dist▼ 3V10 2T10 2V10 11 Claremorris(RR Magner) C Maujean........... 7 54.5 in frame last 3;

START

5:20PM

Turffontein 5V15 5V12 7V15 1 Golden Lion(GG Terzi) M v Rensburg............. 3 62.0 MR-2; hdgr ON; Dist▼ 6V10 7T12 8T10 2 Pillaroftheearth(RR Magner) R Munger......6 62.0 MR-2; unplaced last 3; 3T10 1V10 3T10 3 BATTLE CREEK(DA Sham) C Maujean.............. 8 61.0 in frame last 6; 3V10 6D12 3V10 4 True Charm(C Spies) M Yeni......................... 2 60.0 new stbl (ex T Spies); 2T12 3T12 1V14 5 Rooi Tom(PF Matchett) D L Habib.................. 10 59.5 Dist▼ won last; in frame last 4; 13D14 5V10 5Q12 6 Captain Morgane(C Spies) J Greyling...... 12 58.5 btnF; unplaced last 3; 7V10 3T12 2T12 7 Brigtnumberten(D Nieuwenhuizen) K Zechner.... 11 58.5 1T12 5V15 9V15 8 Ace Of Speed(E Verdonese) D R Lerena........ 4 58.0 MR+2; 1st run gelded; Dist▼ 8T12 2T10 1V10 9 Tokolosh(PF Matchett) J Penny...................... 1 57.0 won last; 9V12 6V10 1V10 10 Sullenberger(Ashley Fortune) C Habib........ 5 55.5 1st run gelded; won last; 2V10 2V10 3V10 11 Rebel Renegade(RR Magner) D Schwarz..... 7 55.0 MR+9; in frame last 5; 1T10 3V10 10V10 12 Basilica Santo(F Habib) C F Dicken............. 9 53.5 MR+10;

Turffontein 10T14 6D16 6D16 1 D’ Arrivee(C Dawson) C Murray..................... 2 60.0 MR+9; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 7T16 6T12 5T15 2 Green Haze(AG Laird) S Khumalo................... 4 59.0 MR-3; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 11T25 7T16 4T15 3 Owlinthetree(GV Woodruff) C Maujean....... 6 56.5 Dist▲ 5T20 2T12 2T16 4 Russian Beat(SG Tarry) P Strydom................ 3 56.0 Dist▲ 1T16 2V20 1V16 5 SILVER SPECTRUM(SG Tarry) R Danielson..... 5 56.0 MR+5; Dist▲ won last; 1T20 3T20 2V20 6 Popsicle Toes(PA Peter) W Kennedy............ 8 54.0 btnF; Dist▼ in frame last 3; 1Q16 1Q16 5Q14 7 Seattle Skyline(S von W Smit) M Yeni........ 7 54.0 MR+10; Dist▲ prev run on sand; 13T20 4T15 2V15 8 Lumber Jackaroo(C Dawson) L J Ferraris.....1 52.0 Dist▲

turffontein inner PLACE ACCUMULATOR LEG

JACKPOT

LEG

PICK 6 LEG

BEST BETS

Race 2: RISK TAKER (3)

Race 5: SILVER SPECTRUM (5)

BEST RATINGS Race 3: LAND OF THE BRAVE (7) Race 7: EL’ ZARA (8)

RACE 1 2/1 Pure State 4/1 Bassam 5/1 BLUE SPARK 5/1 Majestic Thunder 12/1 Convexity 16/1 Don Pelayo 16/1 Zaahed 16/1 Christopher Robin 16/1 Bold Crown 16/1 Spooky 20/1 Captains Fort 20/1 Hamlin 20/1 Bend The Knee 25/1 Tyrells Bullet 50/1 Bravo One 50/1 Elliptical RACE 2 2/1 RISK TAKER 3/1 Mount Laurel 4/1 Wild Date 5/1 Invisible 7/1 Mawsool 7/1 Flying High 10/1 Seven Seas RACE 3 2/1 Tallinn 4/1 Illusion 4/1 BALLON D’OR 5/1 Etched In Blue 7/1 Stormy Winter 10/1 Capetown Affair 10/1 Steak And Ale 14/1 Stop For Nothing 25/1 Land Of The Brave 25/1 Mr Hugo 25/1 Phantom Rolls RACE 4 4/1 Bold Ellie 5/1 Enceladus 7/1 Now You See Me 7/1 Kirkconnel Lass 10/1 Comet Crystal 10/1 Rachel 10/1 Ex’s ‘n Oh’s 10/1 Vi Va Pi Pa 10/1 Oceania 10/1 Targaryen Queen 10/1 VISCOUNTESS VIVIEN 14/1 Satin Slipper 20/1 Tombola 33/1 Burindi 50/1 Generoso RACE 5 5/2 SILVER SPECTRUM 4/1 Russian Beat 4/1 Popsicle Toes 5/1 Lumber Jackaroo 7/1 Green Haze 7/1 Owlinthetree 7/1 Seattle Skyline 10/1 D’ Arrivee RACE 6 3/1 State Trooper 4/1 LA BELLA MIA 5/1 Winter Storm 7/1 Warrior’s Rest 10/1 Attenborough 10/1 Donny G 10/1 Splendid Garden 10/1 Carbon Atom 10/1 Pool Party 10/1 Tarsus 25/1 In Cahoots RACE 7 5/2 DOUBLE ‘O’ EIGHT 4/1 Three Stars 5/1 Ouro 5/1 Image Award 7/1 El’ Zara 10/1 Blonde Vision 10/1 Twelve Oaks 14/1 Soul Of Wit 25/1 Miss Boomerang RACE 8 4/1 Claremorris 4/1 Clock Stopper 5/1 Impressive Duchess 5/1 VIRTUOSA 5/1 Margot’s Magic 10/1 Way Of The World 14/1 Kimberley Green 14/1 Take My Word 14/1 Lady Lexington 20/1 Wings Of Honor 20/1 Indian Song RACE 9 4/1 Brigtnumberten 4/1 BATTLE CREEK 5/1 Rebel Renegade 5/1 True Charm 7/1 Rooi Tom 7/1 Sullenberger 10/1 Tokolosh 10/1 Golden Lion 10/1 Captain Morgane 10/1 Basilica Santo 14/1 Pillaroftheearth 20/1 Ace Of Speed

SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

durbanville Saturday • 19th October 2019

START

1:30PM

Maiden Plate (F&M) - 1250m - SAME TRAINER:(1-7)

MR 79 Handicap - 1400m - SAME TRAINER:(3-6)

PA2/PICK SIX1 Maiden Plate (F&M) - 1400m - SAME TRAINER:(2-4)(3-8)

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 Maiden Plate - 1250m - SAME TRAINER:(4-7-8)

START

Durbanville 6K12 2K12 3L13 1 AYE AYE(J Snaith) R Fourie................................ 1 60.0 2K14 2K14 7L13 2 Sweet Karma(C Bass-Robinson) M Byleveld.....6 60.0 MR-4; 12K10 8K14 11L10 3 Tahitian Star(HWJ Crawford/M Rix) O Noach....7 60.0 MR-9; unplaced last 4; 5L10 4 Freedom Seeker(PP Kruyer) D Dillon.......... 3 60.0 second run; 5 My Sister Jill(GW Ennion) L Mxothwa......... 2 60.0 Time Thief filly; first run; 6 Signature Tune(GS Kotzen) S Cele.............. 4 60.0 Elusive Fort filly 60k bk2 (SI 0.7 7 Silver Moonlight(J Snaith) R Khathi......... 5 60.0 Silvano filly; first run;

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2:05PM

Durbanville 2K14 10K14 3L14 1 PINK FLOYD(HWJ Crawford/M Rix) O Noach..... 3 60.0 4K16 10K20 12L16 2 Perfect Summer(BJ Crawford) D Dillon..... 1 59.5 MR+3; 1st run gelded; 4K12 10L13 4L14 3 Savvy(J Snaith) G Cheyne................................. 5 58.0 3K12 1K12 10K12 4 Hardfallingrain(GS Kotzen) R Khathi........ 2 57.5 Dist▲ 8K15 1K14 1L14 5 Path Of Choice(VH Marshall) M Byleveld..... 6 57.5 MR+3; won last 2; 4K12 1L13 6 Wild Coast(J Snaith) R Fourie........................ 4 57.5 Dist▲ won last;

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2:40PM

Durbanville 2L14 4L14 4L14 1 Over The Way(PP Kruyer) T Maharaj............. 2 60.0 in frame last 4; 6K10 2K12 3L14 2 How And Why(AE Sands) D Dillon................. 5 58.0 9K12 3L14 2L16 3 EVENING SONG(J Snaith) R Fourie................... 3 58.0 MR+2; btnF; 6K10 5K12 9L16 4 Possibility(AE Sands) G Cheyne.................... 7 58.0 unplaced last 3; 5 Casting Call(M Robinson) L Mxothwa.......... 4 58.0 Ashaawes filly; first run; 3K12 2L13 6 Looks Like Magic(GS Kotzen) K De Melo..... 8 58.0 Dist▲ 6K12 9L14 7 Reef Knot(C Bass-Robinson) S Mbhele.......... 1 58.0 8K12 13L14 8 Stars In Her Eyes(J Snaith) R Khathi.......... 6 58.0

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3:15PM

5:05PM

PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 Maiden Plate - 1800m - SAME TRAINER:(1-3)

PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 82 Handicap - 2400m - SAME TRAINER:(1-2)(5-7)(10-11)

Durbanville 8L14 5K14 2K16 1 Good To Know(J Snaith) R Khathi................. 4 60.0 MR+7; Dist▲ 3K14 8K14 3L16 2 MORSE(AE Sands) D Dillon................................ 1 60.0 MR+4; Dist▲ 5K16 2L16 4L16 3 Winter Is Over(J Snaith) R Fourie............... 2 60.0 btnF; Dist▲ 11K12 9K12 10L14 4 Rain In England(J Ramsden) M Byleveld.... 3 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 15K12 5 Duke Of Cards(BJ Crawford) G Cheyne........ 5 60.0 Dist▲ second run; 9K16 8L20 6 Forged In Flame(GR Puller) B May............. 7 60.0 hdgr ON; Dist▼ 6K14 5L16 7 In Auro(VH Marshall) O Noach......................... 6 60.0 Dist▲

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5:45PM

Durbanville 8K24 1K24 3L24 1 Anse Lazio(A Nel) R Fourie............................. 3 60.5 btnF; 5K25 6K20 1L24 2 Metropolitan(A Nel) A Andrews................ 10 59.0 MR+2; won last; 7L16 4K17 1L20 3 SAINT WEST(GS Kotzen) L Mxothwa................. 8 58.5 MR+3; Dist▲ won last; 1V26 10T32 12V20 4 Africa’s Gold(JL v Heerden) G Cheyne......... 2 57.5 MR+10; Dist▲ 2K16 3K18 1L20 5 Khopesh(BJ Crawford) D Dillon....................... 7 57.5 MR+3; Dist▲ won last; 8F24 7K16 11L18 6 Mercurana(C Bass-Robinson) K De Melo..... 9 57.0 hdgr OFF; Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 11K17 10L20 6L16 7 Earl Of Warwick(BJ Crawford) R Khathi.... 5 56.5 MR-3; Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 3K18 1L24 3L20 8 Winter Shadow(AN Marcus) M Byleveld..... 6 55.0 Dist▲ in frame last 4; 4K20 4L24 7L20 9 Troop The Colour(Peter D Wrensch) D Ashby....4 54.0 MR-2; Dist▲ 8K12 9K17 12L16 10 Limelight(GR Puller) B May.......................... 11 53.5 MR-8; Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 6K17 2L24 4L20 11 Meliora(GR Puller) O Noach............................ 1 53.5 Dist▲

Durbanville 3K10 6K12 6L13 1 Spy(VH Marshall) S Mbhele................................. 2 60.0 4L10 7L10 2L13 2 Empire Glory(GW Ennion) D Dillon............... 1 60.0 5V10 2V11 5L13 3 Iron Henry(D Kannemeyer) K De Melo........... 5 59.0 MR-4; 4K10 3K12 7L14 4 Fundraiser(J Snaith) R Fourie....................... 7 59.0 Dist▼ 3K10 3K10 3K10 5 CAPKUTA(J Ramsden) O Noach......................... 6 59.0 btnF; in frame last 6; 5K10 8K12 10K12 6 Rock The Night(GS Kotzen) L Mxothwa....... 8 59.0 1st run gelded; unplaced last 3; 12K12 6K10 8L14 7 What A Kid(J Snaith) R Khathi......................... 4 59.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 4; 4K10 9L13 8 Brooklyn’s Choice(J Snaith) G Cheyne..... 3 59.0

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Scribble Pad

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 Conditions Plate (F&M) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(1-4)(2-5)(3-8)(6-7-9)

3:50PM

Durbanville 7L13 11S18 7L16 1 Talitha Borealis(J Snaith) R Khathi........... 3 60.0 unplaced last 4; 2K16 4K22 5L14 2 Star Fighter(C Bass-Robinson) K De Melo.. 9 57.0 MR+1; 9D16 7D20 6S24 3 Princess Irene(BJ Crawford) D Dillon......... 5 57.0 MR+10; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 5K14 3K16 1K22 4 Duchess Of Bourbon(J Snaith) R Fourie.......8 57.0 MR+10; Dist▼ won last; 9K14 6K16 6L16 5 Miss Plumcake(C Bass-Robinson) S Mbhele...7 54.5 MR-2; unplaced last 3; 7K22 6K18 7K14 6 Coral Bay(GS Kotzen) M Byleveld.................. 2 54.0 MR-2; unplaced last 7; 6D20 3S24 9D20 7 SNAPSCAN(GS Kotzen) L Mxothwa................... 4 53.0 MR+10; Dist▼ 3K18 9K14 4L16 8 Water Spirit(BJ Crawford) G Cheyne............ 1 53.0 2S15 9D16 7L13 9 Castellano(GS Kotzen) S Cele...................... 6 50.5 Dist▲

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RACE 1 16/10 AYE AYE 3/1 Sweet Karma 3/1 Freedom Seeker 4/1 Silver Moonlight 14/1 My Sister Jill 25/1 Signature Tune 33/1 Tahitian Star RACE 2 16/10 Wild Coast 2/1 Path Of Choice 5/2 Savvy 10/1 Hardfallingrain 20/1 PINK FLOYD 20/1 Perfect Summer RACE 3 15/10 Looks Like Magic 5/2 How And Why 5/2 EVENING SONG 7/1 Over The Way 10/1 Possibility 14/1 Casting Call 33/1 Reef Knot 33/1 Stars In Her Eyes RACE 4 3/1 Iron Henry 3/1 CAPKUTA 4/1 Fundraiser 4/1 Brooklyn’s Choice 7/1 Empire Glory 10/1 Spy 10/1 Rock The Night 20/1 What A Kid RACE 5 5/2 Star Fighter 5/2 Duchess Of Bourbon 5/1 Coral Bay 5/1 SNAPSCAN 7/1 Princess Irene 14/1 Talitha Borealis 14/1 Water Spirit 14/1 Castellano 20/1 Miss Plumcake RACE 6 5/10 TWIST OF FATE 7/1 Charles 7/1 Sacred Arrow 14/1 Catkin 14/1 Majestic Mozart 20/1 New Caledonia 20/1 Star Chestnut 25/1 Fifty Cents 33/1 Ready Steady Go 33/1 Kenny Trix 33/1 Zeb 33/1 More Magic RACE 7 1/1 Winter Is Over 16/10 Good To Know 4/1 MORSE 10/1 In Auro 14/1 Duke Of Cards 33/1 Rain In England 33/1 Forged In Flame RACE 8 2/1 Anse Lazio 4/1 SAINT WEST 4/1 Winter Shadow 4/1 Khopesh 7/1 Metropolitan 10/1 Meliora 14/1 Africa’s Gold 20/1 Earl Of Warwick 20/1 Mercurana 25/1 Troop The Colour 50/1 Limelight

PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 Pinnacle Stakes - 1400m - SAME TRAINER:(1-7)(3-4-12)(6-8)(10-11)

4:30PM

Durbanville 2D20 3D22 4D18 1 TWIST OF FATE(J Ramsden) not declared....... 8 61.0 MR+10; Dist▼ in frame last 10; 6D20 2S24 10D22 2 Charles(BJ Crawford) K De Melo.................. 11 58.0 MR+7; 1st run gelded; Dist▼ 3K16 3K18 3K24 3 Majestic Mozart(C Bass-Robinson) A Andrews..... 2 58.0 MR+9; Dist▼ in frame last 3; 1K14 1K14 7L14 4 Sacred Arrow(C Bass-Robinson) G Cheyne....4 58.0 9T12 9K14 6L14 5 New Caledonia(GV Woodruff) D Dillon......... 9 58.0 unplaced last 5; 1F16 4L14 10L14 6 Star Chestnut(J Snaith) R Fourie................ 6 58.0 8V14 2L14 3L13 7 Catkin(J Ramsden) O Noach............................. 3 56.5 Dist▲ 2F16 13K14 9L14 8 Fifty Cents(J Snaith) R Khathi....................... 5 56.5 4K14 1L14 8L14 9 Ready Steady Go(HWJ Crawford/M Rix) G Behr....1 56.5 1K16 2K14 10K14 10 Kenny Trix(VH Marshall) M Byleveld.............. 7 56.5 3K14 2K14 3L14 11 Zeb(VH Marshall) S Mbhele............................... 12 53.5 in frame last 4; 7K14 5K16 6L13 12 More Magic(C Bass-Robinson) S Cele........ 10 52.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 4;

durbanville PLACE ACCUMULATOR LEG

JACKPOT

LEG

8 6

PICK 6 LEG

BEST BETS

Race 3: evening song (3)

Race 6: twist of fate (1)

BEST RATINGS

Race 4: capkuta (5)

8 6

Race 1: aye aye (1)

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SPORTING POST • FRIDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019

greyville turf Sunday • 20th October 2019

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12:30PM

Maiden Plate (Turf) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(7-10)

Greyville 14S12 13D14 1 Dauntless Star(W Whitehead) R Danielson.....8 60.0 2 Light Em Up(LA Crawford) X Jacobs............. 13 60.0 Irish Flame gelding; first run; 12D14 3S12 2D18 3 Master Vision(N Kotzen) M Yeni................ 11 58.0 MR+1; Dist▼ 4D12 5S14 2D16 4 BROOKLYN(GB Puller) L J Ferraris.................... 4 58.0 prev run on a/w; 2S14 7D18 6D14 5 Ron’s Joy(MD Miller) S Moodley..................... 6 58.0 MR-5; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 6S10 5S12 7D14 6 On The Bayou(PV Lafferty) C Habib................ 3 58.0 unplaced last 3; 7 Carbon Fibre(Gareth Van Zyl) B Jacobson.... 1 58.0 Black Minnaloushe colt 50k nt (SI 2S12 8 Dinetto(M Dixon) K De Melo.......................... 12 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 14S12 9 Do The Trick(ML Roberts) D Dillon................ 5 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 7D14 10 Kenneth Macarthur(Gareth Van Zyl) C Murray........10 58.0 second run; 11 Mount Anderson(AD Gordon) S Veale........ 2 58.0 Vercingetorix gelding 650k ns (SI 14S12 12 Mountain Of Gold(Darryl Moore) S Randolph.....9 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 4D10 13 Walnut(G v Zyl) W Kennedy............................. 7 58.0 hdgr ON; second run;

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1:05PM

Maiden Plate (Turf) - 1600m - SAME TRAINER:(3-6)

Maiden Plate (Turf) - 2400m - SAME TRAINER:(3-9)(8-11)

PA2/PICK SIX1 MR 85 Handicap (Turf) - 2000m - SAME TRAINER:(-)

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Greyville 3D19 2D22 5D20 1 Indigo Tractor(BJ Crawford) D Dillon......... 4 60.0 MR-2; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 8D16 3D22 5S24 2 Winter Wonderer(A Nel) J Gates.............. 2 60.0 MR-2; btnF; 9D20 6D20 9D19 3 Jumping Castle(Niklaas Van Wyk) C Habib......1 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 6V17 4T14 2V18 4 GENTLEMAN’S WAGER(JAJ v Vuuren) W Kennedy..... 9 60.0 MR+4; Dist▲ 6K20 6L16 3D17 5 Magic Mountain(GS Kotzen) S Veale........ 11 56.5 MR+9; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 2V24 3V24 2V24 6 Laconia(WH Marwing) M Yeni.......................... 8 56.5 in frame last 4; 5D20 6D20 2S24 7 Jer(KG Naidoo) R Danielson............................... 5 56.5 MR+1; 5S16 6D14 5D19 8 Elite Status(MD Miller) S Moodley............... 7 56.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 5; 11S14 11D12 8D20 9 Levi(Niklaas Van Wyk) G Pieterse..................... 10 56.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 4; 6S18 2D20 10 Ice Baron(D Kannemeyer) K De Melo............. 3 56.0 Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 12S12 11 Johnny Jet(MD Miller) KS Sakayi................... 6 56.0 Dist▲ second run;

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2:15PM

PA3/PICK SIX2/JACKPOT1 Maiden Plate (F&M)(Turf) - 1900m - SAME TRAINER:(2-7-9)(3-10)

2:50PM

PA4/PICK SIX3/JACKPOT2 MR 92 Handicap (F&M) - 1900m - SAME TRAINER:(1-3)

Greyville 2D16 7D22 4D20 1 O’ Keeffe(A Nel) G Wright............................... 4 62.0 MR+10; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 9S16 3S16 5S20 2 Red Al(Gareth Van Zyl) C Murray....................... 5 60.5 MR-1; 6S16 7D16 6S20 3 Lady Li Lay(A Nel) S Moodley.......................... 8 60.0 MR+9; unplaced last 3; 8V24 4V20 3D20 4 Gottalottaluv(N Kotzen) L J Ferraris.......... 1 59.0 MR+9; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 3D16 3S16 4S16 5 STELVIO(DR Drier) S Veale................................. 7 58.5 btnF; Dist▲ in frame last 6; 4S20 6S16 4D20 6 High Altar(DC Howells) M Yeni...................... 3 54.5 MR-3; hdgr ON; Dist▼ 3T16 1D20 5D14 7 Sea Venture(G v Zyl) W Kennedy................... 2 54.0 MR+13; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 2S16 8D18 5S18 8 Arizona Sunset(KG Naidoo) S Khumalo...... 6 52.0 MR-2;

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PA5/PICK SIX4/JACKPOT3 Michaelmas Handicap (Listed)(Turf) - 1900m - SAME TRAINER:(1-5)(7-8)

4:00PM

Greyville 4T18 7D16 3D22 1 The Dazzler(Gareth Van Zyl) C Murray........... 5 61.0 MR+10; Dist▼ 3D24 5S24 5D16 2 Silver Rose(A Nel) G Wright.......................... 8 60.0 Dist▲ 1D17 2D20 6D20 3 Blackball(G v Zyl) W Kennedy....................... 1 58.0 MR+10; Dist▼ 13D20 4D30 15D32 4 Wealthy(DR Drier) S Veale.............................. 6 56.0 MR+10; Dist▼ 3D20 16D20 8D30 5 Paths Of Victory(Gareth Van Zyl) L J Ferraris.....2 55.0 MR+10; Dist▼ 8S10 2D14 6D14 6 Arianos Shadow(F Robinson) K De Melo.... 3 53.0 Dist▲ 4S24 8D18 4D22 7 WHITE LIGHTNING(PV Lafferty) C Habib......... 7 53.0 hdgr ON; Dist▼ 2D17 4S20 3D16 8 Our Coys(PV Lafferty) M Yeni.......................... 4 52.0 btnF; Dist▲ in frame last 7;

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PA6/PICK SIX5/JACKPOT4 MR 82 Handicap (F&M)(Turf) - 1400m - SAME TRAINER:(1-13)(2-8)(3-5-16)(4-11)(9-14)

4:40PM

Greyville 10S14 8S16 4D16 1 Ooh La La(D Campbell) S Randolph................. 1 62.0 MR-2; 3S16 7S16 9S16 2 Bon Bon(GS Kotzen) X Jacobs....................... 15 61.5 MR-1; 5D14 3D14 3D14 3 Mitra Music(Gareth Van Zyl) L J Ferraris.... 16 60.0 MR-1; prev run on a/w; 4S10 1S12 7S12 4 Linear(L Forbes) S Moodley............................ 17 59.5 Dist▲ 2S14 8S16 6S16 5 Second To None(Gareth Van Zyl) B Jacobson........9 59.5 MR+8; 2D14 2D14 2D14 6 Spam Alert(A Nel) G Wright......................... 10 59.0 btnF; in frame last 3; 1S14 5D14 2D14 7 Liquid Irish(W Whitehead) R Danielson......... 8 58.5 MR+16; prev run on a/w; 1K18 8K17 6K22 8 Je Ne Sais Quoi(GS Kotzen) S Veale........... 14 57.5 MR+5; Dist▼ 1D14 8D16 10D14 9 Mocha Rose(DC Howells) M Yeni.................. 7 57.5 MR+5; prev run on a/w; 1D12 12D14 1D14 10 Eternal Words(L Denysschen) J Gates....... 2 57.5 MR+10; Dist▲ won last; 8T12 10D14 12D12 11 La Bastide(L Forbes) T Godden..................... 12 57.5 MR+7; Dist▲ unplaced last 11; 1V12 3T12 12 BALLETTO(MF de Kock) C Murray..................... 4 56.5 Dist▲ 7D14 3D14 7D16 13 Eden Gardens Glitz(D Campbell) S Khumalo.....3 56.5 MR-1; 8D12 8D14 3D16 14 La Valette(DC Howells) KS Sakayi............... 11 55.5 MR+2; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 5S12 2S14 1S20 15 Winter Retreat(SW Humby) - reserve 1..... 6 55.0 MR+10; Dist▼ won last; 2D10 1D14 11D13 16 Smiley Kylie(Gareth Van Zyl) - reserve 2..... 13 54.0 Dist▲ 6D14 3S14 12D14 17 Song Of The Forest(LW Goosen) - reserve 3.....5 53.5 MR+9; prev run on a/w;

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Greyville 10D20 3D20 10D22 1 Don’t Look Back(G v Zyl) L J Ferraris.......... 7 60.0 hdgr ON; 2D16 1D19 2D18 2 POLLARD(AJ Rivalland) S Veale....................... 10 59.5 Dist▲ in frame last 3; 2D22 4D20 5S16 3 Clouds Of Witness(Gary Rich) B Jacobson....2 59.0 Dist▲ 1T16 1T20 2V20 4 Port Key(MF de Kock) C Murray...................... 5 57.5 MR+4; in frame last 4; 4D20 12S14 9D22 5 Ballymaine(Darryl Moore) S Randolph........... 3 57.5 MR-5; 2D20 1D19 7D16 6 Gimmie A Cohiba(BJ Crawford) D Dillon...... 4 57.5 MR+20; Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 4D20 4S24 7D22 7 Impact Zone(D Campbell) R Danielson.......... 9 56.5 MR-2; 7D20 6S20 10D16 8 Brighteyebushytail(DC Howells) T Gumede.....1 55.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 6; 1D20 1D20 1D19 9 Favour(D Kannemeyer) K De Melo................... 8 53.5 Dist▲ won last 3; 1D18 2S16 2D20 10 Techno Captain(PM Gadsby) C Habib......... 6 53.5 MR+1; Dist▲ in frame last 4;

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3:25PM

Greyville 4D20 3D20 8S24 1 Soulja Boy(BJ Crawford) D Dillon.................. 1 60.0 Dist▼ 14K18 8K16 5L24 2 Greek Sword(D Kannemeyer) K De Melo...... 5 60.0 MR+3; Dist▼ unplaced last 4; 11D14 8S16 5S18 3 PURE QUALITY(N Kotzen) S Khumalo............ 12 58.0 Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 6S16 6D19 6S24 4 Saipan(DC Howells) J Gates............................ 10 58.0 hdgr ON; Dist▼ unplaced last 5; 4D14 5D14 5S12 5 Tom Bombadil(Darryl Moore) S Randolph.... 2 58.0 MR-2; Dist▲ 6 Gunflash(N Kotzen) M Yeni............................ 7 58.0 Noble Tune colt; first run; 7S16 7 Honest Illusion(AD Gordon) G Wright........ 4 58.0 second run; 8 Just Oren(AJ Wright) R Danielson................ 11 58.0 Just As Well gelding 60k nt (SI 0. 11S14 9 Lightning Parcador(Gareth Van Zyl) W Kennedy... 3 58.0 second run; 16S12 10 Staff Sergeant(JG Dittmer) C Habib......... 13 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 10S12 11 Tree Of Knowledge(ML Roberts) L J Ferraris....6 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 6S12 12 Twice The Flight(MD Miller) S Moodley..... 9 58.0 Dist▲ second run; 8S12 13 Vindicator(M Dixon) C Murray...................... 8 58.0 Dist▲ second run;

1:40PM

START

5:15PM

PA7/PICK SIX6 MR 70 Handicap (Turf) - 1200m - SAME TRAINER:(6-13)(9-10)

Greyville 2S12 6D12 2D12 1 Bedazzled Joker(AJ Wright) R Danielson... 7 62.0 MR+10; prev run on a/w; 2D10 8S12 7D10 2 Bravo Zulu(LW Goosen) KS Sakayi............. 12 61.5 MR+10; prev run on a/w; 6S12 1S12 3 HOROSCOPE HARRY(Gareth Van Zyl) W Kennedy.....5 61.0 won last; 15S12 1D11 7D12 4 Gentleman’s Way(DS Bosch) L J Ferraris... 3 60.5 prev run on a/w; 9D14 6S12 9D14 5 Fly By Skye(GS Kotzen) S Veale...................... 2 60.0 MR+9; Dist▼ unplaced last 3; 8D14 6S11 1D12 6 Mokoko(PV Lafferty) T Gumede...................... 14 60.0 MR+9; won last; prev run on a/w; 3S12 1D12 4D12 7 Tripple Explosion(N Kotzen) M Yeni........ 15 59.5 MR+12; btnF; in frame last 4; 10D16 9S12 4D14 8 At The Opera(ML Roberts) D Dillon............. 10 59.0 MR-5; prev run on a/w; 5D16 3D12 6D14 9 Final Assembly(L Forbes) S Moodley........... 4 59.0 MR+3; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 7S12 9D12 9D14 10 Maa Nonu(L Forbes) T Godden........................ 1 57.5 MR-5; unplaced last 4; 5D12 7D14 9D14 11 Eastbrook(G Anthony) G Wright.................... 8 57.0 MR-6; Dist▼ unplaced last 7; 6D14 3D12 9D12 12 Lotsa Silver(AJ Rivalland) S Randolph........ 11 57.0 prev run on a/w; 10S14 11S16 4D14 13 Romanesca(PV Lafferty) B Jacobson.............. 9 56.5 Dist▼ 6S10 6D10 10D10 14 Panza(Niklaas Van Wyk) C Habib....................... 6 56.0 unplaced last 3; 7T15 2T12 1D12 15 Orchid Street(WH Marwing) - reserve 1... 13 61.0 MR+2; won last;

Greyville 9D19 2D20 6D17 1 Disney Princess(L Forbes) Y Ramzan....... 10 60.0 MR+9; hdgr ON; prev run on a/w; 6S18 6D20 3D18 2 Ruby Cove(D Campbell) M Yeni.................... 13 60.0 MR+7; 4K20 4K16 4D20 3 Crimea(A Nel) G Wright.................................... 6 60.0 MR-3; Dist▲ in frame last 3; 4S20 9S18 7D20 4 Excessive Grace(MD Miller) S Moodley...... 8 60.0 MR+7; prev run on a/w; 10S18 3D20 5D18 5 SIBERIAN SUNSET(JG Dittmer) S Brown......... 7 60.0 7D14 6D18 2D16 6 Shoot The Wagon(PV Lafferty) C Habib....... 3 60.0 MR+1; Dist▲ 6D16 3D16 4D16 7 Ruby Slippers(D Campbell) D Dillon.......... 12 60.0 Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 10D17 7D18 8D14 8 Summer Day(N Kotzen) G Pieterse............... 11 60.0 MR-4; unplaced last 4; 6D14 10S16 6D14 9 Nocera(D Campbell) R Danielson.................... 4 60.0 MR-1; Dist▲ unplaced last 8; 11K14 5D14 9D17 10 Pink Rose(A Nel) J Samuel.............................. 5 60.0 Dist▲ unplaced last 3; 5K12 8D18 3D20 11 Silva Magic(D Kannemeyer) K De Melo.......... 9 57.0 prev run on a/w; 7D12 16S10 4D17 12 Lady Clementine(G v Zyl) W Kennedy......... 2 57.0 Dist▲ prev run on a/w; 4D20 7S24 5D20 13 Parkdale(Niklaas Van Wyk) S Khumalo......... 15 57.0 MR-5; Dist▼ prev run on a/w; 14S14 6S16 14 Streets Of Fire(AJ Rivalland) S Randolph..... 14 57.0 hdgr ON; Dist▲ 7S12 11S14 15 Tussie-Mussie(DC Howells) J Gates............. 1 57.0 Dist▲

HOLLYWOODBETS greyville turf PLACE ACCUMULATOR LEG

PICK 6 LEG

JACKPOT LEG

BEST BETS

Race 7: white lightning (7)

Race 8: balletto (12)

BEST RATINGS

Race 7: white lightning (7)

Race 7: Amzona sunset (8)

RACE 1 2/1 Kenneth Macarthur 4/1 Master Vision 4/1 BROOKLYN 4/1 Dinetto 10/1 Walnut 10/1 Mount Anderson 14/1 Carbon Fibre 14/1 On The Bayou 14/1 Ron’s Joy 33/1 Mountain Of Gold 50/1 Do The Trick 50/1 Light Em Up 80/1 Dauntless Star RACE 2 4/1 Soulja Boy 4/1 PURE QUALITY 7/1 Greek Sword 7/1 Saipan 7/1 Twice The Flight 7/1 Just Oren 10/1 Tom Bombadil 20/1 Vindicator 20/1 Gunflash 25/1 Lightning Parcador 25/1 Honest Illusion 33/1 Staff Sergeant 33/1 Tree Of Knowledge RACE 3 5/2 GENTLEMAN’S WAGER 4/1 Laconia 4/1 Ice Baron 5/1 Indigo Tractor 7/1 Magic Mountain 7/1 Jer 7/1 Winter Wonderer 14/1 Elite Status 33/1 Johnny Jet 50/1 Jumping Castle 80/1 Levi RACE 4 1/1 Port Key 4/1 Favour 5/1 POLLARD 7/1 Techno Captain 7/1 Gimmie A Cohiba 14/1 Clouds Of Witness 20/1 Impact Zone 20/1 Don’t Look Back 25/1 Brighteyebushytail 33/1 Ballymaine RACE 5 15/10 Silva Magic 7/1 Ruby Cove 7/1 Crimea 7/1 Streets Of Fire 7/1 Shoot The Wagon 7/1 Ruby Slippers 10/1 Disney Princess 10/1 SIBERIAN SUNSET 14/1 Lady Clementine 25/1 Nocera 25/1 Summer Day 25/1 Excessive Grace 25/1 Tussie-Mussie 33/1 Pink Rose 33/1 Parkdale RACE 6 15/10 STELVIO 5/2 Gottalottaluv 5/1 O’ Keeffe 5/1 High Altar 12/1 Red Al 12/1 Lady Li Lay 12/1 Sea Venture 20/1 Arizona Sunset RACE 7 5/2 WHITE LIGHTNING 5/2 Our Coys 4/1 The Dazzler 5/1 Blackball 5/1 Arianos Shadow 8/1 Silver Rose 20/1 Wealthy 20/1 Paths Of Victory RACE 8 2/1 BALLETTO 5/1 Spam Alert 5/1 Mitra Music 10/1 Winter Retreat 10/1 Linear 10/1 La Valette 10/1 Liquid Irish 14/1 Eternal Words 20/1 Eden Gardens Glitz 20/1 Ooh La La 20/1 Mocha Rose 20/1 Second To None 25/1 Je Ne Sais Quoi 25/1 Smiley Kylie 25/1 Song Of The Forest 33/1 La Bastide 33/1 Bon Bon RACE 9 4/1 Bedazzled Joker 5/1 HOROSCOPE HARRY 7/1 Mokoko 7/1 Tripple Explosion 10/1 Romanesca 10/1 Final Assembly 10/1 Orchid Street 10/1 Gentleman’s Way 14/1 Fly By Skye 14/1 Lotsa Silver 14/1 At The Opera 20/1 Bravo Zulu 25/1 Eastbrook 25/1 Panza 33/1 Maa Nonu

SPORTING POST â&#x20AC;¢ FriDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019 55

SPORTING POST â&#x20AC;¢ FriDAY 18th - SUNDAY 20th OCTOBER 2019