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Mark Beck

9th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

Hey Niel
I'm on Sabbatical at weight for age im thinking he will stay the 1600 km back to the cape this meeting is always a mile to far for me after a long season
Dave The King will be the

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Frankie Zackey

9th July 2024

Lucinda Woodruff Celebrates Fabulous Feature First

Frankie Zackey...There's a good few horses that we can pencil in for the near future,, especially in the July,, a good few hard luck stories..It was really messy race

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Niran Pillay

9th July 2024

Lucinda Woodruff Celebrates Fabulous Feature First

They already have a gr1 sprint at Scott's Cecil. Why take away the only grade one sprint from

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Cecil Pienaar

9th July 2024

Only Two Hong Kong Fixtures Left!

"Fourie needs competition because he’s riding against the blind school here!"

Morning MJ 🙂 didn't look like it on July day!

But agree on De Melo, not easy in Hong Kong, but read on this forum Domeyer will travel next season

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Norman fago

9th July 2024

Only Two Hong Kong Fixtures Left!

Hopefully He will be riding on gold cup day In South Africa when Hongkong close after the 2

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Niran Pillay

9th July 2024

Vintage Striker As Ridgemont Celebrate 1-2

I had the privilege of watching the blonde bomber for many years and many great rides and some not so great rides.. But i am sure even he will admit that this is up there with the very

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Kai Maharaj

9th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

Hi Guys, Just a quick thought on SIA. If you watch him run, I think he needs a stronger rider. With all due respect to Striker... at his age he is more of a balanced rider with a good judge of pace. SIA is a big horse who takes time to get going so someone like R Fourie will definitely suit him better. With a stronger ride the horse will get going sooner. Hope Nick and Michael consider changing jockeys. The horse is now 5 so time is running

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Editor

9th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

No, dont know where he is,

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Cecil Pienaar

9th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

🙂 Morning My Zackey

I know your comment is tongue in cheek

He was also a certainty for the Met and this very race last year

If a horse needs a run, and it's in The July, wow, then both Johnson horses DS and SIA is now ready, maybe even the other one.

Off course I want SIA to be a champion , but maybe as a 5 yr old he'll be one. Many "hard luck/sad stories" in The July, hopefully the 10 that runs again, learns from the replays

2 days rest, Hwbets Scottsville GC, watch out, please keep cash (lots) 😄

Albert Falls Greetings

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Michael Jacobs

9th July 2024

Only Two Hong Kong Fixtures Left!

What's up with Keagan de Melo, he is struggling in Hong Kong?! 3 rides a meeting max, the odd winner here and there, maybe its time to come home and go for the championship again. He is a talented jockey and could give Richard Fourie a run for his money! Would be good to see 2 top riders fighting out the championship in SA. Fourie needs competition because he's riding against the blind school

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Greg Davies

9th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

I agree. The way they are using it currently is extremely annoying.

The drone footage that WOULD be interesting to see is the July interference at the ~1100 m

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Greg Davies

9th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

Given the weight he had to concede to others and the late interference (reminiscent of the dreadful Pas De Quoi year), it was actually an excellent run from SiA in the July.

Difficult for SiA from that draw in the Champions Cup.

Hopefully Muis Roberts will consider taking SiA to Turffontein in the summer for the big features and not just Cape Town. SiA would be perfectly suited to Turffontein. And Striker Strydom knows every blade of grass there.

Similarly with GwE. The long straight would dovetail with the Kannemeyer come-from-behind tactics. Zackey could drop GwE out 15 lengths and he would still have time to come thru' and win.

But Roberts and Kannemeyer seem to have an aversion to Turffontein. Sad, because it is the fairest track in the country. And it would suit their horses down to the

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Didier Manarain

9th July 2024

Lucinda Woodruff Celebrates Fabulous Feature First

Way to go

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WILLIAM MILKOVITCH

9th July 2024

Lucinda Woodruff Celebrates Fabulous Feature First

A most impressive and almost effortless

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Ray Singh

8th July 2024

Frank Robinson 1-2 In DStv Gold Vase

Well done to Frank! , given decent quality horses he's as capable as any of producing excellent

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Ray Singh

8th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

Well, well , the trio is back, someone needs to tell the trainer that the "Wannabe Champions Cup" is not held in

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Peter Caine

8th July 2024

Hollywoodbets Durban July – Rough Stuff, But Crawford Does It Again!

S. Khumalo AGAIN, for "use" of the

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Norman fago

8th July 2024

See It Again – Surely Ready For A Change Of Luck

Editor do you perhaps know the reason Why Andrew Manne fortune wasn't given his jockey licence is still In the country or back to

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Rian Rix

8th July 2024

Hollywoodbets Durban July – Rough Stuff, But Crawford Does It Again!

Hi George, you an old SP poster and no need to twist a story
Oriental Charm left Cape Town after the Derby with the July in mind and as they say in classics, the rest is History
Do you know that he ran behind Cafe Culture also a Cape horse early in his career so how good is Woodruffs horse
Good winners from all the Provinces on the

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