Crawford Lands Algoa Cup
He was a pricy yearling and there will be hopes that the son of Silvano will now go on and realise his potential
30th October 2016
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He was a pricy yearling and there will be hopes that the son of Silvano will now go on and realise his potential
The Modern Day gelding Surfin’ USA was the last local horse to win the Gr3 Algoa Cup
History shows that the ‘PE July’ is owned by away horses. Local man Jacques Strydom bucked that trend though when he saddled Surfin’ USA to win in 2009. He talks about this year’s renewal
It was Tarry’s first visit to the Windy City – and probably not his last – as he produced the goods to saddle the top two home in the local ‘July’
SA champion trainer Sean Tarry steps on to the Fairview R350 000 Gr3 Algoa Cup playground today – territory which has been the exclusive preserve of his Cape colleagues for as long as we can remember
Champion trainer Sean Tarry has nominated two runners for the R350 000 Betting World Algoa Cup over 2000m at Fairview on Sunday 25 October
They have come from near and far and in all shapes and sizes for the ‘PE July’ to be run at Fairview today. The R350 000 Betting World Gr3 Algoa Cup is as entertaining and open a handicap that any racing enthusiast could hope to enjoy. And Ramsden and Marcus are on a high after a good day at Kenilworth on Saturday
Racing administrators should be made to own horses and feel the pain in every way possible. This is the only way they will ever understand the frustration.
Alan Greeff saddles the gallant stayer October Club in the Gr3 Algoa Cup on Sunday. With a family tradition steeped in the historic fabric of local racing, Greeff will not be too perturbed that he has had stronger chances in years gone by.
The Cape raiders look the part to make it three straight wins in Sunday’s Gr3 Algoa Cup at Fairview.
Forest Of Dean has undertaken the journey between Cape Town and Port Elizabeth twice in three weeks, but it doesn’t do him any harm and his return trip to the Eastern Cape produced the desired result when he narrowly won the Gr3 Algoa Cup.
James McDonald closed a highly successful short-term stint in Hong Kong with a quartet at Sha Tin on Sunday
