Equus 2018 – The Nominees

Tuesday 14 August - Emperors Palace

The Equus Awards will be held at Emperors Palace in Johannesburg on Tuesday 14 August.

Soqrat – 2yo colt nominee (Pic – Candiese Marnewick/Gold Circle)

The categories and finalists are:

Champion Two-year-old Colt – distance immaterial:

Soqrat, Van Halen

Champion Two-year-old Filly – distance immaterial:

Mighty High, Return Flight

Champion Three-year-old Colt – distance immaterial:

Bold Respect, Do It Again, Eyes Wide Open, Hero’s Honour, Lobo’s Legend, Surcharge, Tap O’Noth, Undercover Agent.

Champion Three-year-old Filly – distance immaterial:

Oh Susanna (Aus), Snowdance.

Champion Older Male – distance immaterial:

Captain America, Coral Fever, Legal Eagle, Will Pays.

Champion Older Filly/Mare – distance immaterial:

Nother Russia, Redberry Lane, Sommerlied.

Attenborough – champion sprinter nominee

Champion Sprinter – (1000 – 1200m; age/gender immaterial):

Attenborough, Bold Respect, Sergeant Hardy, Will Pays.

Champion Miler – (1400 – 1600; age/gender immaterial):

Legal Eagle, Snowdance, Undercover Agent.

Champion Middle Distance – (1800 – 2200; age/gender immaterial):

Captain America, Coral Fever, Do It Again, Oh Susanna (Aus).

Champion Stayer – (2400 and up; age/gender immaterial):

Hero’s Honour, It’s my Turn.

The awards are based on graded races, and in particular Grade 1 races.

The winning horse in the stayer category will be at the discretion of the voting panel. This decision was taken as the only Grade 1 staying race in SA is the SA Derby, which would mean that this should be the obvious winner based on a single run. This would also have excluded fillies and mares.

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