Son of Twice Over could be a factor again
Dual Vodacom Durban July winner, Do It Again, arrived in KZN shortly after finishing a creditable 4th in the 2021 Cape Town Met.
At 6 years of age and the winner of an impressive R8,7 millionin prizemoney, the son of Twice Over has lost none of his enthusiasm and it seems, none of his ability too!
Racing News spoke to Justin Snaith about his plans for Do It Again over the autumn and winter season.
Click the video below to watch the whole interview now:
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