Sean Tarry deserves full credit for keeping Whiteline Fever going. The 7yo son of Right Approach goes for a hat-trick of Hawaii Stakes wins today…but Justin Snaith won’t be getting sentimental about historic bids and the like
The Snaith’s Johannesburg satellite yard, consisting of 26 boxes at Turffontein, will open on May 1 and the yard have made a shortlist of applicants to run it
“With the handicapping system as it is in South Africa, I will be giving them one less gallop than they need and rather let the race bring them on.”
While dreams, omens and lucky numbers will no doubt still play a part for many casual observers when selecting a likely winner of Saturday’s R2,5 million Gr1 J&B Met, under the modern conditions of the race, we are looking at what is practically a weight-for-age scenario.
At 150 to 1, the Snaith runner that bears the catchy name of a popular American fast food chain will no doubt have his supporters
The best interests of the very valuable son of Dynasty will always come first and if there are any changes for the worst he will not run in Saturday’s Gr1 J&B Met
The suspense is over and we can now concentrate on finding a winner. A high quality field of 15 has accepted to run in the Cape’s premier horseracing event, the R2,5 million J&B Met
Champion trainer supplements Crabbia gelding Astro News for the Met
Charismatic owner Greg Bortz’ only instructions to jockey Richard Fourie were to salute in the direction of his suite. The rest fell into place rather neatly and Justin Snaith looks to have a decent Met prospect on his hands
The cat has been thrown amongst the pigeons with the withdrawal of the Ramsden star Act Of War and the race has been thrown wide open
What a bloody year 2014 was! When the lights went out and horseracing’s bureaucracy played their mind games, we always had the comfort of knowing that we could rely on our champions
Two past winners of the Cape’s premier summer speed clash are in the fifteen strong line-up
