First off at 12h35 today
There are nine well patronised races on the Turffontein standside today, commencing at 12h35.
The first leg of the Bipot is race 2, which is off at 13h10.
Pick up a racecard here
First-timer/rested horses comments:
1 12:35 – ITSARUSH.CO.ZA WELCOMES YOU MAIDEN PLATE
1 LIBERADO (NZ) G M Alexander: Place chance may just need the run
8 CHEVRON D Nieuwenhuizen: No comment given
2 13:10 – ALL TO COME MAIDEN PLATE (F & M)
12 OCEANIA D N Stenger: Nice type, drawn wide
Thanks to Phumelela Publishing
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