Cape Guineas – The Final Field

Selangor Cup winner gets his chance to show he is genuine classic material

The 2017 renewal of the R1 million Gr1 Cape Guineas boasts a bumper, albeit not a capacity, field of 15 of our best 3yo’s who will clash at Kenilworth on Saturday 16 December.

Chase Liebenberg Photography

Rocket Countdown wins the Selangor Cup (Pic  -Chase Liebenberg Photography)

Candice Bass-Robinson sends out the Gr2 Selangor Cup shock winner Rocket Countdown who takes on Cape Classic star Tap O’Noth in a race that could finally give some direction to the strength of the current 3yo crop.

Glen Kotzen saddles the only Gr1 winner in the field in Dynasty galloper Eyes Wide Open, while Mike de Kock has an interesting pair in Sir David Baird and Like A Panther, who travel from Johannesburg.

Watch this space for the full big race preview!

Final Field – Gr1 Cape Guineas

1 13 Wonderwall 60 107 T A P Strydom Sean Tarry
2 9 Bold Respect 60 100 A C Orffer Brett Crawford
3 2 Captain And Master 60 99 T A A Delpech Sean Tarry
4 11 Eyes Wide Open 60 99 A R Fourie Glen Kotzen
5 15 Tap O’ Noth 60 99 A M Byleveld Vaughan Marshall
6 8 Rocket Countdown 60 96 A A Domeyer Candice Bass-Robinson
7 14 Pack Leader 60 95 A C Zackey Glen Kotzen
8 5 Sir David Baird 60 95 A G Lerena Mike de Kock
9 3 Like A Panther 60 94 A A Marcus Mike de Kock
10 1 Purple Diamond 60 93 A *L Hewitson Sean Tarry
11 10 Sir Frenchie (AUS) 60 93 A C Murray Justin Snaith
12 6 Do It Again 60 92 A B Fayd’Herbe Justin Snaith
13 7 White River 60 92 A G Cheyne Brett Crawford
14 12 Undercover Agent 60 91 A D Dillon Brett Crawford
15 4 Cot Campbell 60 87 A G van Niekerk Justin Snaith
Same Trainer – Not Coupled on Tote
(1,3,10) (2,13,14) (4,7) (8,9) (11,12,15)

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