Change Of Luck For Kotzen
Glen Kotzen’s Woodhill Racing Team broke a frustrating and uncharacteristic six week drought
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Glen Kotzen’s Woodhill Racing Team broke a frustrating and uncharacteristic six week drought
Varsfontein’s homebred stallion Master Of My Fate registered his 32nd stakes winner and enjoyed a smart feature double at Fairview on Friday
The gusting South Easterly wind at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on Saturday whipped up the emotions early on, with Craig Bantam the villain of the piece, but nevertheless registering his seventh winner of the term in the process
Tony Peter and owner Suzette Viljoen maintained their great form when the progressive speedster One Fell Swoop went all the way in a gutsy performance
The Brett Crawford-trained Crimson King is no slouch and somehow reserves his best efforts for the bigger occasions
One of South African horseracing’s most powerful owner partnerships celebrated their first joint feature success when the progressive Maine Chance bred Vercingetorix colt Marauding Horde stamped his promise with a smooth victory
It was good to see the legend Ormond Ferraris on course to present the trophies
Milnerton trainer Piet Botha enjoyed a welcome change of luck as his Dare To Dream Syndicate celebrated a feature victory at a windless sun-soaked Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on Saturday
Labelled a ‘high maintenance filly’ by her trainer, the Drakenstein raced home-bred Silver Hills is a relaxed sort and builds up powerfully to produce a sustained finish
The Tony Peter yard remained the toast of favourite punters when they made it a feature double
Formerly run as the Tommy Hotspur Stakes, the 1000m contest rounded off what was expected to be an easy Pick 6 as Denis Schwarz rode a beautifully judged race to get 40-1 Fabian Habib-trained longshot Mover And Shaker home
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas