Top trainer talks ahead of the WSB Gr1 SA Derby
De Kock previously won the Triple Crown with the wonderful Horse Chestnut in 1999.
Malmoos is in fine form, having won the first two legs:
WSB Gauteng Guineas- 1600M 13-02-2021
WSB SA Classic- 1800M 06-03-2021
Included in this clip are comments from Luke Ferraris (Malmoos), Gavin Lerena (Second Base) and Paul Peter (Baymax).
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