Joey Eyes Sceptre

Southern Cross winner takes next step en route to Majorca Stakes

The first Cape feature of 2018 is the R400 000 Gr2 Cartier Sceptre Stakes to be run at Kenilworth on Friday 5 January.

The outstanding Dynasty filly, Just Sensual

Joey Ramsden’s Southern Cross Stakes winner Just Sensual is one of 22 entries for the 1200m feature on day 1 of the L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate Festival in the build-up to her bid to win the Klawervlei Gr1 Majorca Stakes on Met Day.

Joey Ramsden

Joey Ramsden- found form at Kenilworth on Tuesday

The four-year-old had been off the track for more than five months and was conceding weight to the entire field when winning the Southen Cross in a thriller.

“She is not the biggest filly so her runs are limited and you have to plan them,” Ramsden told Tabnews. “The Garden Province on Durban July Day was probably a race too many but her work going into the Southern Cross was unbelievable.”

She is drawn at No 13 out of 22 and while the penetrometer is still showing that the ground towards the inside is slightly faster, that advantage is rapidly disappearing as the drier weather takes over.

R400 000 1200m (Turf)
SCEPTRE STAKES (Grade 2)
20 Angel’s Trumpet Justin Snaith 90
8 Anneline Glen Kotzen 89
17 Captain’s Flame Andre Nel 98
11 Clifton Sunset Brett Crawford 87
1 Desert Rhythm Sean Tarry 96
22 Felicity Flyer Candice Bass-Robinson 89
7 Green Plains Sean Tarry 101
10 Hoist The Mast Andre Nel 83
12 Jo’s Bond Justin Snaith 107
13 Just Sensual Joey Ramsden 109
4 Live Life Candice Bass-Robinson 105
5 Magical Wonderland Candice Bass-Robinson 100
18 Make It Raine (AUS) Brett Crawford 79
6 Nordic Breeze Justin Snaith 94
14 Princess Peach Glen Kotzen 95
9 Quick Brown Fox (AUS) Brett Crawford 87
16 Rockin Russian Sean Tarry 95
19 Rose In Bloom Joey Ramsden 93
2 Scandola Candice Bass-Robinson 81
15 Shufoog (AUS) Mike de Kock 87
21 Sommerlied Dennis Drier 103
3 Weston Justin Snaith 83
(22)

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