The Cape raiders dominated the R150 000 Listed Lady’s Bracelet at Fairview on Friday with the very useful Chat Ching giving Candice Bass-Robinson and Aldo Domeyer a hundred percent strike double on a profitable afternoon.
Domeyer, who rode the first of the Bass-Robinson duo to victory when Masters Queen won the third, made it three winners from just four rides as he also steered Catch The Cat home in the fifth for Hollywoodbets trainer, Gavin Smith.
Aldo Domeyer guides Chat Ching to victory (Pic – Pauline Herman Photography)
The son of past SA Champion, Andrew Fortune, Domeyer is on 12th spot on the national log with an impressive near 24% win strike-rate achieved with his 44 winners.
Storming up the outside from some lengths off, Chat Ching (2-1) lengthened impressively to beat fellow Capetonian Veronica Mars (2-1) by 1,75 lengths in a time of 99,16 secs.
The first local home was Sharon Kotzen’s Encryption (20-1) who looked dangerous late and stayed on well for a half length off the runner-up.
Domeyer said that he felt that they hadn’t gotten to the bottom of Chat Ching yet and she could well have more to come.
Bred and raced by Drakenstein Stud, the well-related Chat Ching is a daughter of the top farm’s deceased resident Duke Of Marmalade (Danehill) out of the multiple winner producing Casey Tibbs mare, Cash Register.
The multiple Gr1 placed Chat Ching achieved a deserved stakes success and took her tally to 3 wins with 6 places from 13 starts for stakes of R299 200.
The next meeting at Fairview is on Friday 21 January.
