East Cape Racing Awards 2016 – The Winners

Silvano staying star Crown Of Gold is Horse Of The Year

Gogetthesheriff (Raymond Danielson) powers home to nab Kalamain late (Pic: Coastal Photos)

Gogetthesheriff – polytrack champion again

The Racing Association Eastern Cape Chapter, in conjunction with Phumelela, hosted the annual East Cape Racing Awards for the 2015/16 season at a Gala Dinner held in the HB Christian Room at Fairview Racecourse, on Saturday 27 August.

The honour roll – by category and sponsor:

  • CHAMPION 2YO FILLY – Sponsored by  Bloodstock SA: 

O’TAMARA 

  • CHAMPION 2YO COLT/GELDING – Sponsored by Equine Insurance: 

OOMPH 

  • CHAMPION 3YO FILLY – Sponsored by Betting World:

 CUP CAKE 

  • CHAMPION 3YO COLT/GELDING – Sponsored by Cape Thoroughbred Sales: 

MEMPHIS MAFIA

  • CHAMPION OLDER FILLY/MARE – Sponsored by Son Newspapers: 

PURELY ATOMIC

  • CHAMPION OLDER COLT/GELDING – Sponsored by Equine Insurance:

CROWN OF GOLD

  • CHAMPION SPRINTER – Sponsored by Cape Thoroughbred Sales:

COPPER PARADE

  • CHAMPION STAYER – Sponsored by Betting World: 

CROWN OF GOLD

  • CHAMPION POLY TRACK FILLY/MARE – Sponsored by Racing Association:

CHILI CHOCOLATE

  • CHAMPION POLY TRACK COLT/GELDING – Sponsored by  Racing Association: 

GOGETTHESHERIFF

  • CHAMPION TRAINER – Sponsored by Bloodstock SA:

Alan Greeff

  • CHAMPION JOCKEY – Sponsored by Son Newspapers:

S’manga Khumalo   

  • CHAMPION APPRENTICE – Sponsored by Phumelela:  

K Ramsamy

  • CHAMPION OWNER – Sponsored by Phumelela:   

Markus & Ingrid Jooste

Special Awards:

  • LONG SERVICE AWARD – Mr M Jones 
  • CHAMPION GROOM – Mr Bongani Richard Jezi 
  • CHAMPION WORKRIDER – Mr Y Thuthu 
  • CHAMPION LOCAL RIDER – Mr T Gould 
  • SA RECORD HOLDER 1000M – Blizzard Belle 
  • DEDICATION TO THE RACING INDUSTRY – N Low Ah Kee nee Rapson
  • HORSE OF THE YEAR – Crown Of Gold
Crown Of Gold wins Glenlair

Crown Of Gold – Horse Of The Year

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