Big Day At Kenilworth Next Saturday

Marshall's sigh of relief as Always In Charge pulls a great draw!

Table Bay, so impressive in the Gr3 Drakenstein Vet Clinic Cape Classic at the end of last month, will take his chance in the Selangor Cup over 1600m at Kenilworth on Saturday 19 November.

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Derek Brugman, racing manager for Markus Jooste’s Mayfair Speculators team, said at the weekend: “It probably fits in with his programme of Cape Guineas and Investec Cape Derby to go for the Selangor.” Joey Ramsden has dominated recent runnings of this Grade 2, winning it four times in the last five years.

This premier trial for the Cape Guineas is run on level weight terms and so Edict Of Nantes, beaten more than five lengths into third in the Cape Classic, is a kilo worse off while fourth-placed Our Mate Art is set to meet the latest Ramsden star on 5kg worse terms.

Mike de Kock has whittled his nominations down to the highly regarded Australian-bred Al Fahad.

The Non-Black Type Lanzerac Ready To Run Stakes over 1400m on the same card is worth five times as much to the winner and heading the 18 declared – only 16 can run – is last season’s Tsogo Sun Gold Medallion winner Always In Charge, who showed a fine turn of foot when returning to the racecourse last week.

He has the advantage of a good No 4 draw and Anton Marcus will fly down for the ride.

The Vaughan Marshall-trained colt is rated 2kg clear of the next best, the Justin Snaith-trained Sergeant Hardy and Anthony Delpech has been booked.

However, this one starts from pen No 12.

Zodiac Ruler

Gr2 Golden Horseshoe winner Zodiac Ruler

Snaith has five runners (including a reserve) and the next best according to the handicappers is Zodiac Ruler who won the Gr2 Golden Horseshoe at Greyville on Vodacom Durban July day.

R400 000 1600m SELANGOR CUP (Grade 2)
For 3 year-olds at Condition Weights

No Apprentice Allowance

1 2 Table Bay (AUS) 60 108 A A Marcus Joey Ramsden
2 6 Al Fahad (AUS) 60 94 A A Delpech Mike de Kock
3 10 Edict Of Nantes 60 94 A C Orffer Brett Crawford
4 1 Our Mate Art (AUS) 60 93 A G van Niekerk Candice Bass-Robinson
5 7 William Longsword 60 93 A M Byleveld Vaughan Marshall
6 8 African Night Sky 60 88 A P Strydom Justin Snaith
7 9 Gold Standard 60 86 A G Lerena Glen Kotzen
8 4 A New Dawn (AUS) 60 85 A D Dillon Joey Ramsden
9 5 Cock-A-Hoop 60 84 A S Khumalo Justin Snaith
10 3 The Slade 60 82 A G Behr Dean Kannemeyer
(1,8) (6,9)

R2 500 000 LANZERAC READY TO RUN STAKES presented by CTS (Non-Black Type)

For 3 year-olds

No Apprentice Allowance

1 4 Always In Charge 60 108 A A Marcus Vaughan Marshall
2 12 Sergeant Hardy 60 104 A A Delpech Justin Snaith
3 3 Zodiac Ruler (AUS) 60 100 A R Fourie Justin Snaith
4 18 Africa Rising 60 97 A S Khumalo Sean Tarry
5 9 Bishop’s Bounty 60 97 A P Strydom Justin Snaith
6 11 Purple Tractor 60 93 A G Lerena Brett Crawford
7 17 Rocky Valley 60 91 T A G Behr Dennis Drier
8 16 Newlands (AUS) 60 90 A D Dillon Joey Ramsden
9 14 Lord Balmoral (AUS) 60 94 A M Byleveld Vaughan Marshall
10 15 Elusive Path 60 88 A A Domeyer Vaughan Marshall
11 5 The Great One (NZ) 60 83 A C Orffer Brett Crawford
12 7 Caballo Blanco 60 82 A G van Niekerk Candice Bass-Robinson
13 13 Visuality 57.5 96 T A …………… Sean Tarry
14 2 Safe Harbour 57.5 94 A W Marwing Sean Tarry
15 8 Nordic Breeze 57.5 91 A G Cheyne Justin Snaith
16 6 Reine Tonnerre 57.5 85 A *C Murray Brett Crawford
17 10 Victoria College 57.5 83 A Reserve 1 Justin Snaith
18 1 Gregorian Chant 60 80 BA Reserve 2 Dean Kannemeyer
Same Trainer – Not Coupled on Tote
(1,9,10) (2,3,5,15,17) (4,13,14) (6,11,16)

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