Hollywoodbets Cape Guineas – The Class Of 2022

Could this be the race of the year?

A quality field of 15 has accepted for Saturday’s R2 million Hollywoodbets Gr1 Cape Guineas to be run at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth.

Cousin Casey – takes on the mighty Charles Dickens (Pic – Chase Liebenberg)

Headed by unbeaten local star Charles Dickens (121), the vintage renewal includes hometown Gr1 winner Cousin Casey (115), as well as the visiting trio of Dingaans winner Union Square (116), his stablemate Shoemaker (114) and Grant Maroun’s Graham Beck Stakes winner Anfields Rocket (102).

Jockeys who have won the Cape Guineas and are riding in the ‘classic of kings’ on Saturday include Corne Orffer, Randall Simons, Bernard Fayd’herbe and Piere Strydom.

Trainers who have won the prestigious race previously are Justin Snaith, Brett Crawford, Mike de Kock and Vaughan Marshall.

Charles Dickens is currently trading at 5-10 with the big race sponsors.

The 2022 Hollywoodbets Cape Guineas final field:
1 1 At My Command 60 109 A Keagan de Melo Brett Crawford
2 2 Port Louis 60 105 A Kabelo Matsunyane Brett Crawford
3 3 Canford Lights 60 80 A Gareth Wright Candice Bass-Robinson
4 4 Union Square 60 116 BA Randall Simons Mike de Kock
5 5 Street Outlaw 60 99 T A Sean Veale Ricky Maingard
6 6 Royal Aussie 60 99 A Richard Fourie Justin Snaith
7 7 Shoemaker 60 114 A Bernard Fayd’Herbe Mike de Kock
8 8 Famous And Rich 60 96 A Calvin Habib Glen Kotzen
9 9 Lord William 60 100 A Jabu Jacobs Vaughan Marshall
10 10 Money Heist 60 103 A Piere Strydom Gareth van Zyl
11 11 Charles Dickens 60 121 A Aldo Domeyer Candice Bass-Robinson
12 12 Dave The King 60 105 A Corne Orffer Vaughan Marshall
13 13 Anfields Rocket 60 102 A Gavin Lerena Grant Maroun
14 14 Cousin Casey 60 115 A Grant van Niekerk Glen Kotzen
15 15 Le Morne 60 105 A Luyolo Mxothwa Brett Crawford
Same Trainer
(1,2,15) (3,11) (4,7) (8,14) (9,12)

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