Kannemeyer & Crabbia Go For Gold

World Sports Betting sponsor 3200m contest

Trainer Dean Kannemeyer and his staunch owner Fred Crabbia will fancy their chances of pulling off a Gold Cup double on the newly framed ‘Super Saturday’ at Hollywoodbets Greyville on 29 August.

Their Equus Champion Stayer and 2018 Gold Cup winner , It’s My Turn, is one of 23 entries for the 100th renewal of South Africa’s premier – albeit downgraded in recent years – staying contest, the R400 000 Gr3 World Sports Betting  Gold Cup.

Anton Marcus unsaddles in the number 1 box in 2018 (Pic – Candiese Lenferna)

With the 2019 winner Dynasty’s Blossom not in the line-up, It’s My Turn’s connections will be buoyed by a super performance by their 7yo in the recent Vodacom Durban July and the gelding looks set to give his sire a third straight winner in the 3200m contest.

Trainer Dean Kannemeyer was quietly positive when he told the Sporting Post today that his charge was in the pink of health and jumping out of his skin.

“He ran a cracker in the Vodacom Durban July and has come back so strongly after his long break. He stays well and Sean Veale has gotten to know him in his past few starts so we will stick with him,” he added.

Chez Monty became the first consecutive winner of the stamina event in 1950 and after Cuff Link in 1965 and 1967, and Highland Night in 2002 and 2003, It’s My Turn is set to join a rarified band of crowd-pleasing stayers.

Supplementary entries close at 11h00 on Monday 17 August and declarations are due by 11h00 on Monday 17 August.

World Sports Betting will also sponsor the Gr1 Mercury Sprint over 1200m and the Gr1 Champions Cup over 1800m, the outcomes of which could be significant insofar as the Equus Awards are concerned.

20 It’s My Turn (8G) 60 118 A Dean Kannemeyer
9 Miyabi Gold (6M) 59 115 A Justin Snaith
1 Eyes Wide Open (6G) 58.5 114 A Glen Kotzen
17 Hero’s Honour (6G) 58.5 114 A Gary Alexander
12 Magnificent Seven Accepted (6G) 58 112 A Justin Snaith
22 Marchingontogether (5G) 57.5 110 A Gavin van Zyl
8 Factor Fifty (5M) 56.5 108 A David Nieuwenhuizen
19 Dark Moon Rising (7G) 55.5 105 AT Paul Lafferty
10 Herodotus (5G) 55.5 104 AT Glen Kotzen
11 Imperial Ruby (4G) 55 107 A Corne Spies
5 Sunshine Silk (6M) 55 103 A Geoff Woodruff
15 Paths Of Victory (5G) 54.5 101 A M Gareth van Zyl
2 Dharma (5G) 54 100 A Geoff Woodruff
18 Flichity By Farr (6M) 54 100 A Alyson Wright
3 Shenanigans (7G) 53.5 98 AT Sean Tarry
7 Wealthy (8G) 53.5 98 BAT Dennis Drier
16 Snow Palace (4F) 52 97 BA Corne Spies
23 PayBackTheMoney (5G) 52 92 AT Nathan Kotzen
14 Merlin From Berlin (5G) 52 91 BA Nathan Kotzen
13 Favour (4G) 52 90 A Dean Kannemeyer
21 Clouds Of Witness (5G) 52 89 A Gary Rich
6 Lord Silverio (6G) 52 88 BAT Sean Tarry
4 Before Noon (6G) 52 84 ATM Sean Tarry
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