The WSB Gr1 SA Classic is the second leg of the SA Triple Crown and is run over 1800m at Turffontein on Saturday.
Michele Wing of Racing News previews the big race. The clip is courtesy of Gold Cicle.
Saturday at Turffontein
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The WSB Gr1 SA Classic is the second leg of the SA Triple Crown and is run over 1800m at Turffontein on Saturday.
Michele Wing of Racing News previews the big race. The clip is courtesy of Gold Cicle.
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