Dean And Louis Talk WSB Cape Town Met
The WSB Met predictor gives players a chance to earn a share of R2 million by predicting the top six finishers
22nd January 2025
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Useful pre race information relating to major horse races around the country. We share our views on likely outcomes of upcoming races.
The WSB Met predictor gives players a chance to earn a share of R2 million by predicting the top six finishers
There are some big names in the hot seats!
Gold Circle advise that Hollywoodbets Greyville received 40mm of rain overnight. Light drizzle is currently falling, with showers forecast throughout the day
Sneak Preview from the Lucky Houdalakis stable takes her place in Race 5 and with jockey Craig Zackey taking the ride, she should return to winning ways
Trainer Frank Robinson sends out Cats Pajamas in Race 2 and from his good draw of 3 he should follow up with another victory
A final field of 17 will face the starter at the Hollywoodbets Kenilworth 2000m marker on Saturday 25 January for the 163rd renewal of the R5 million World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Town Met
Future Frequency from the Candice Bass-Robinson stable takes his place in Race 7 under Aldo Domeyer and from pole position he can go one better
Winds Of Change from the Mike and Adam Azzie yard takes his place in Race 2 and with Gavin Lerena in the saddle he should take a power of beating
Ridgemont-sponsored Jockey Richard Fourie has six rides booked with a few decent winning chances and he may be worth following throughout the day
Main Defender looks the best bet of the day after 9mm of overnight rainfall was recorded
Two past winners of the Cape’s premier summer speed clash are in the fifteen strong line-up
Snaith star runs in a a capacity nationally representative field for the 129th renewal of the R5 million Hollywoodbets Gr1 Durban July!
Patience rewarded for the blue and white powerhouse while Team Valor’s Quid Pro Quo is on her way to Jerome Reynier in France
In perfect weather conditions, an enthusiastic record crowd – probably larger than that seen at many local racemeetings – turned out to enjoy coffee and pastries and watch their big race fancies going through their paces
