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Sun Met – The First Entries

De Kock starts with 6!

The R5 million Gr1 Sun Met will be run at Kenilworth on 26 January 2019 and an entry of 29 was received at first entry stage on Wednesday 28 November 2018.

Exciting Hawwaam – one of six from the De Kock yard

 

The list includes SA Horse Of The Year and last year’s winner Oh Susanna – one of a quintet from the Snaith yard.

Mike de Kock has entered six including exciting Buffalo Bill Cody and Saturday’s Dingaans winner, Hawwaam.

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R5 000 000 2000m (Turf)
SUN MET (Grade 1)
0 Buffalo Bill Cody (IRE) Mike de Kock 102
0 Cascapedia (IRE) Mike de Kock 109
0 Do It Again Justin Snaith 117
0 Doublemint Justin Snaith 101
0 Elusive Silva Justin Snaith 111
0 Eyes Wide Open Glen Kotzen 114
0 Fort Ember Paul Peter 98
0 Hashtagyolo Dean Kannemeyer 105
0 Hat Puntano (ARG) Joey Ramsden 115
0 Hawwaam Mike de Kock 100
0 Head Honcho Andre Nel 104
0 Infamous Fox (AUS) Candice Dawson 103
0 It’s My Turn Dean Kannemeyer 108
0 Kampala Campari Andre Nel 105
0 Lady In Black Dennis Drier 108
0 Legal Eagle Sean Tarry 123
0 Like A Panther Mike de Kock 104
0 Love To Boogie Andre Nel 103
0 Made To Conquer Justin Snaith 108
0 Milton Bill Prestage 108
0 Noble Secret Mike de Kock 105
0 Oh Susanna (AUS) Justin Snaith 121
0 Platinum Prince Justin Snaith 101
0 Rainbow Bridge Eric Sands 110
0 Rocket Countdown Candice Bass-Robinson 102
0 Sabina’s Dynasty Paul Peter 106
0 Takingthepeace Mike de Kock 105
0 Tap O’ Noth Vaughan Marshall 113
0 Undercover Agent Brett Crawford 120
(29)

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