Snaith – ‘Hoedspruit Is Flying Back Home’

Songo BMX Challenge will be held after the last race

Justin Snaith’s runner comments for the R1 250 000 De Grendel Cape Thoroughbred Sales Cup raceday at the newly revamped Kenilworth Racecourse today.

Richard Fourie – has some decent rides again (Pic – Chase Liebenberg)

  • En Garde (1)

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  • *Kayc Al (1):

* Ignore latest. If stays the trip she will be the one to beat. Good value.

  • Viridian Light (2):

Fair form and will be in the money again. Good value.

  • Dark Crystal (3):

A little inconsistent but has each way claims.

  • Spirit Festival (3):

A little out of form but has upset potential.

  • Carlo Collodi (4):

Very tough feature for him and will need to run his very best race to feature.

  • Gimme Aces (4):

Didn’t corner in latest and hoping for an improved effort but ultra competitive race.

  • *Tarantino (5):*

Excellent and solid form. Great each way value at 8-1.

  • Hoedspruit (6):

At his best and flying back home. Has a wide draw to overcome but could upset with some luck in the running. Don’t ignore in exotics.

  • The Gatekeeper (6)

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  • Captain Tatters (7):

Stable very strong in this sprint feature. This son of Gimmethegreenlight must be included.

  • Erik The Red (7):

Smart sort and unbeaten over this course and distance. Carries little weight and will give a good account of himself under Richard Fourie. Always in the money.

  • Rio Querari (7):

Very well weighted and will have a good each way shout. Expect a strong effort from this horse.

  • *Phil’s Dancer (8):

* Extremely tough race but also carries no weight and is super constant. Upset potential. Go each way.

  • Silvano’s Pride (8):

Prep run for the Gr1 fillies features this season.

  • Destin (9):

Doing great back home and will produce a top effort. Good each way value to end off the day.

  • Jailhouse Rock (9)

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The Songo BMX challenge will take place in the parade ring directly after the last race.

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