Defending champ Zillzaal and Summer Pudding clash
R1 Million is up for grabs in the 2020 WSB Gr1 Gauteng Summer Cup.
Current Horse Of The Year Summer Pudding and last year’s winner Zillzaal, will line up in the Highveld’s flagship race.
Together the 20 horse field have won 91 races for stakes of R14 925 250.00.
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