De Kock Gr1’s – The Facts
Audit reveals that the right horse recorded the milestone of 100 Gr1 wins – just last season…
25th January 2015
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Audit reveals that the right horse recorded the milestone of 100 Gr1 wins – just last season…
De Kock clears air and removes uncertainty and speculation around Met participation
Everyone is entitled to an opinion – but perhaps it is worth studying the facts before expressing an opinion. And why all the fuss that she “beat the colts” and therefore is a Champion? Who says that the two-year-old colts at that time of year are superior to the fillies? Science doesn’t support that theory
The drama at the start will take some of the shine off Majmu’s sensational victory. But the grey is a serious racehorse and her champion trainer suggests that she is good enough to win a Gr1 overseas. But the J&B Met could be first…
Runners in the Fillies Guineas are by sires whose progeny include three previous winners of the race, and a staggering total of over 470 stakes winners. Safe to say, the winner of the 2014 Avontuur Estate Cape Fillies Guineas will have considerable value as a broodmare!
Mike De Kock’s brilliant Redoute’s Choice filly Majmu has drawn 13 out of 21 at first entry stage for the Gr1 Avontuur Cape Fillies Guineas
We’ve found enough to support our prediction that Majmu is a rare talent likely to go all the way to the top in this country and that her global potential will unfold within the next few months
The opinion that the Equus selection panel had erred and not applied their minds to last season’s performances had come from various quarters, including an Equus award winning journalist, who summed things up quite well…
See what this year’s race has in store for the 3yo classic generation of fillies. If past results of the Starling Stakes are anything to go by, take a wide berth of race favourites.
Great news as Mike De Kock has opted to take his chances with Equus champion 2yo filly Majmu in today’s Gr2 Joburg Spring F&M Challenge. Will the Australian-bred flyer be up to the test after her break from action?
The Hollywood Syndicate celebrated a milestone 600th winner on African soil when the Danon Platina gelding Luhamba Phambili stormed to victory to win the R200 000 non black-type Need For Speed Sprint
Selwyn Elk writes that he was at Clairwood on a wet Saturday afternoon in the 70’s…
