While multiple SA Champion trainer Sean Tarry is a distant third behind Paul Peter and Justin Snaith on the national log, the Randjesfontein conditioner enjoyed a terrific weekend with four winners, including a feature treble incorporating his first SA Triple Tiara.
Tarry was rampant at Turffontein on Saturday when Rain In Holland won the Wilgerbosdrift Gr2 SA Oaks and Equus Champion Stayer Nebraas found his best form to score in the Gr3 WSB R10 000 1st Deposit Match Caradoc Gold Cup.
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Full Velocity charges clear under Keagan de Melo (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)
On Sunday, Tarry sent the Philanthropist filly Full Velocity out in the Hollywood Syndicate silks for an impressive victory in the R110 000 Listed KwaZulu-Natal Stakes at Hollywoodbets Greyville.
Starting a popular 18-10 favourite under the in-form Keagan de Melo, Full Velocity was relaxed early on and turned on the jets in the straight to beat the Cape challenger Favorita by 1,50 lengths in a time of 59,16 secs.
The grey Varvacious (25-1) was a further 1,10 lengths back in third.
The winner was bred by Klawervlei and is by the Kris S stallion Philanthropist out of the twice winning Sebring mare, Circle Of Speed.
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This was her first start away from home. Full Velocity is no slouch and has been a model of consistency, winning 5 races and placing in 7 starts – thus earning at all of her 12 outings.
She took her stakes earnings to R401 850.
Full Velocity was Keagan de Melo’s 122nd winner of the season. He is now in 4th position on the national log and is serving a suspension until 10 Apr 2022.