Hawwaam Is Horse Of The Year

The Cape Breeders stars are crowned

Cape Breeders Horse Of The Year, Hawwaam (Pic – JC Photos)

The 2019 /20 Cape Breeders Awards were broadcast live on Tellytrack on Sunday evening.

The awards acknowledged the performance of Cape-bred athletes over the season past, and unlike the Equus Awards took only performances up to 31 July 2020 into account.

Mike de Kock’s exported Silvano colt Hawwaam was crowned Horse Of The Year, in addition  to picking up the Champion Older Male and Champion Middle Distance awards.

His dam Halfway To Heaven was again Broodmare Of The Year, while the star’s breeders Wilgerbosdrift & Mauritzfontein were the joint Outstanding Breeders Of The Year.

The International Horse award was made not for racing but for the progeny of Alexandra Rose, who produced Oleksandra, winner of the Gr1 Jaipir Stakes in July.

Champion 2 year Old Colt

  • Tempting Fate – Avontuur

Champion 2 Year Old Filly

  • Vernichey – Klawervlei

Champion 3 Year Old Colt

  • Got The Greenlight – Nadeson Park

Champion 3 Year Old Filly

  • Summer Pudding – Wilgerbosfrift & Mauritzfontein

Champion Older Male

  • Hawwaam – Wilgerbosfrift & Mauritzfontein

Champion Older Female

  • Celtic Sea – Wilgerbosfrift & Mauritzfontein

Champion Sprinter

  • Russet Air – Lammerskraal

Middle Distance

  • Hawwaam – Wilgerbosfrift & Mauritzfontein

Stayer of the Year

  • Out Of Your League – Wynand Nel

Broodmare of the Year

  • Halfway To Heaven – Wilgerbosfrift & Mauritzfontein

Stallion of the Year

  • Silvano Maine – Chance Farms

Outstanding New Stallion

  • Global View – Ascot Stud

Breeder of the Year

  • Klawervlei

Outstanding Breeder

  • Wilgerbosdrift & Mauritzfontein

International Horse

  • Alexandra Rose

Horse of the Year

  • Hawwaam

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