Who do you fancy at this early stage to win the big one?
Siren’s Call – star 3yo daughter of Elusive Fort
South Africa’s leading bookmaker Hollywoodbets.net have priced the Triple Tiara favourite Siren’s Call up at 20-1 for the Gr1 Vodacom Durban July which will be run at Greyville on 4 July 2015.
Gr1 Laurie Jaffee Empress Club Stakes winner Majmu is currently a 7-2 favourite, with Justin Snaith’s pair of Met winner Futura (4-1) and Legislate (13-2) next best.
Full betting available here
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