2024 World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Fillies Guineas – First Entries

Save the date - Saturday 7 December

Unlike the colts’ equivalent, the 2024 R1,25 million World Sports Betting Cape Fillies only attracted one ‘away’ candidate when first entries closed on Monday.

The last visitor to grab top honours in the Cape Fillies Guineas dates back a decade when Anthony Delpech steered Redoute’s Choice daughter Majmu to victory in the then Avontuur-sponsored contest.

Last successful raider! 2014 Cape Fillies Guineas winner Majmu wins easily under Anthony Delpech (Pic – Supplied)

The thirteen strong entry for the historic fillies classic to be run at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on Saturday 7 December includes Alan Greeff’s East Cape Champion 2yo filly of last term Splicethemainbrace, a recent Fairview winner, and winner of 7 of her 8 starts.

The Varsfontein-bred daughter of Master Of My Fate is raced by the ASSM Racing Syndicate and could be a serious contender with Piere Strydom a possible engagement with Richard Fourie set to partner impressive recent Gr2 Western Cape Fillies Championship winner Mon Petit Cherie. Brett Crawford and the Ridgemont team won’t be complaining about the 2 gate for the daughter of Rafeef.

R1 250 000 1600m (Turf)
World Sports Betting Cape Fillies Guineas 
5 Beware The Bomb Justin Snaith 107
13 Fatal Flaw Brett Crawford 110
12 Gimmie’s Countess Dean Kannemeyer 111
7 Goodnessgraciousme Justin Snaith 88
3 Kamchatka Andre Nel 91
8 Kinda Wonderful Eric Sands 104
6 Little Suzie Justin Snaith 103
11 Mai Sensation Lucinda Woodruff 99
2 Mon Petit Cherie Brett Crawford 108
1 Omikami Lucinda Woodruff 92
4 Scarlet Macaw Candice Bass-Robinson 93
10 Splicethemainbrace Alan Greeff 108
9 Whistle The Tune Glen Kotzen 103
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The second in the series of eight Cape Racing Summer Festival Of Racing events, the Sip & Shop, features the World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Fillies Guineas on 7 December. The hosts Cape Racing describe it as a day of exciting racing and retail therapy!

Supplementary entries for the World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Fillies Guineas close at 11h00 on Friday 29 November, with declarations closing at 11h00 on Monday 2 December.

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