Class Field For Gauteng Guineas

Son of Querari takes on local hotshots

KZN raider Monk’s Hood returns to the scene of his career peak triumph when he takes on 15 rivals in the R1 million Gr2 Gauteng Guineas to be run at Turffontein on 3 March.

Monk’s Hood – faces his stiffest test to date

A high quailty field of 16 promises one of the most hotly contested renewals of the classic in recent years, with unbeaten Majestic Mambo and the classy Surcharge adding to an exciting mix.

The race is the Gauteng first leg of the R7-million SA Triple Crown for 3-year-olds – the richest series of races in Africa.

The Triple Crown comprises the R1-million Gr1 Cape Guineas. Tap O’Noth, who won the Guineas is not amongst the final runners.

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The Gauteng Guineas is the alternate first leg, with the R2-million Gr1 SA Classic run over 1800m on Saturday 7 April the second leg.

The third leg is the R2-million Gr1 SA Derby run over 2450m at Turffontein on Saturday 5 May 2018.

A bonus of R2 million will be paid to the owner of the horse that wins all three legs of the Triple Crown.

Final field:Gr2 Gauteng Guineas

1 7 Monks Hood 60 104 A A Delpech Alistair Gordon
2 14 Surcharge 60 104 A P Strydom Stuart Pettigrew
3 6 Greek Fire 60 100 A W Marwing M G Azzie/A A Azzie
4 8 Ideal Secret 60 98 A C Zackey M G Azzie/A A Azzie
5 11 Majestic Mambo 60 98 A G Wrogemann Paul Peter
6 16 Wonderwall 60 97 T A …………… Sean Tarry
7 9 Noble Secret 60 95 A R Simons Mike de Kock
8 1 Royal Crusade 60 92 BA A Marcus Mike de Kock
9 10 Vacquero 60 92 A M Yeni Robbie Sage
10 15 Big Bear 60 91 T A *L Hewitson Sean Tarry
11 3 Puget Sound 60 91 A G Lerena Mike de Kock
12 5 Cash Time 60 90 A R Munger Gary Alexander
13 12 Pietro Mascagni 60 87 A C Murray Mike de Kock
14 4 Silver God 60 87 T A …………… Sean Tarry
15 2 State Trooper 60 81 A …………… Roy Magner
16 13 Alssakhra 60 80 A C Habib Paul Peter
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