Could he go on to be one of our best?
The Drakenstein-bred son of deceased War Front champion Lancaster Bomber looks set to start one of the shortest priced favourites in history, possible overshadowing Fool’s Holme.
SA Champion jockey Richard Fourie chatted to Andrew Bon:
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A springboard for top horses over the decades, the R500 000 Gr3 Langerman throws up its share of drama and Saturday’s renewal stayed true to form with an objection by the rider of the 50 to 1 runner-up
Sean Tarry’s scratching of SA Derby winner Legend Of Arthur has reduced the Hollywoodbets Durban July queue to 27 entries
Varsfontein Stud boasts a stallion roster which is arguably the envy of every breeding outfit in South Africa
The excitement builds as the countdown to the R5 million Gr1 Hollywoodbets Durban July continues
Glen and Nathan Kotzen are set to write their own page in the colourful history of the Hollywoodbets Durban July as brothers who have saddled runners in the same year in the big race
Be sure to take Wednesday’s free-to-play Hollywoodbets Punters’ Challenge on the local and Hong Kong racemeetings
Always My Folks is knocking on the door for a maiden win and Karis Teetan hopes Michael Chang’s three-year-old is able to make further headway at Happy Valley on Wednesday
