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Fayd’herbe chooses safer rail route as What A Winter colt finishes well
Fayd’herbe chooses safer rail route as What A Winter colt finishes well
The Milnerton trainer has few peers when it comes to prepping 2yo’s and he maintained his 21st century stranglehold on the Cape winter feature in dramatic style
The Ramsden pair of Attenborough and Table Bay look set to fight this one out with Our Mate Art the natural danger on the swing of the Nursery weights
The year was 1906 and the Stewards of the South African Turf Club held a meeting, at which the Milnerton Race Course question would be finally settled
Justin Snaith pulled a dashing rabbit out the hat when the goodlooking Ready To Attack swept down the inside rail to win the Langerman in good style
Joey Ramsden is the undisputed king of the R200 000 Gr3 Langerman. The Milnerton conditioner, a former multiple Cape champion, goes for an unprecedented ninth victory in the 2yo feature on Saturday and has a strong trio of runners representing him.
It was hardly surprising to see trainer Joey Ramsden follow up on his splendid Gr1 Gold Challenge celebration at Clairwood 24 hours earlier when he saddled his eighth Langerman winner as Act Of War scored at a wet and cold Kenilworth on Sunday. The win would have been tinged with some disappointment though as the yard’s smart colt, and punter’s favourite Kingvoldt, ran a dismal race
A superb confidence boosting Gold Challenge win will give trainer Joey Ramsden plenty of positivity as he is set to saddle his eighth Langerman winner in the 21st century when he sends a quartet of runners to post for the Gr3 Langerman at Kenilworth today
Going is heavy today but Joey Ramsden is out for a hat trick in the Cape’s big juvenile feature
Joey Ramsden registered his seventh Langerman win in twelve runnings on Sunday. That is a story of dominance and planning, and the great thing is that these juveniles train on!