Cape Kommet Heads Champions Challenge Entries

Champ expected to bounce back

Cape star and SA Horse Of The Year elect Kommetdieding is one of 14 first entries for the R2 million Gr1 Premier’s Champions Challenge to be run at Turffontein on Champions Day, 30 April.

Kommetdieding recently stepped out for his first run on the Highveld and finished a well beaten third behind MK’s Pride and Puerto Manzano in the R1 million Wilgerbosdrift HF Oppenheimer Gr1 Horse Chestnut Stakes.

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Kometdieding seen winning the WSB Cape Town Met (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)

He is likely to strip a more serious threat over the 2000m on 30 April and takes on both MK’s Pride and Puerto Manzano again.

MK’s Pride has proven to be a model of consistency and it will be interesting to see whether his connections take their chances over the trip.

Supplementary entries close at 09h00 on Friday 22 April.

Declarations are by 11h00 on Monday 25 April.

The draws and final field announcement will be made at a live event on Monday 25 April 2022 at a venue and time to be advised.

The race is a Gr1 Hollywodbets Durban July golden ticket event.

 R2 000 000 2000m (Turf)
CHAMPIONS CHALLENGE (Grade 1)
0 Astrix Paul Peter 112
0 Flying Carpet Sean Tarry 116
0 Johnny Hero Tyrone Zackey 110
0 Kommetdieding HWJ Crawford/M Rix 129
0 Litigation Sean Tarry 99
0 Mk’s Pride Paul Peter 122
0 Puerto Manzano (ARG) J A Janse van Vuuren 120
0 Savannah Storm Phillip Vermeulen 97
0 Second Base J A Janse van Vuuren 118
0 Shangani Paul Peter 108
0 Shango Sean Tarry 109
0 Sparkling Water Mike de Kock 114
0 Zeus Fabian Habib 108
0 Zillzaal Sean Tarry 117
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