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Drakenstein Stud bred daughter of Captain Al spreadeagles opposition for easy first stakes victory on a chilly afternoon at Kenilworth
9th June 2014
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Drakenstein Stud bred daughter of Captain Al spreadeagles opposition for easy first stakes victory on a chilly afternoon at Kenilworth
Leading South African stud farm Drakenstein Stud has purchased Duke Of Marmalade from Coolmore Stud in a deal brokered by Blandford Bloodstock. This is a a landmark moment both for Drakenstein Stud and for the South African breeding industry.
Trainer Justin Snaith: “She will probably run in the Oaks, even though I disagree that they have made it an open race. For us the Oaks and the Derby are for 3 yo’s. It hardly seems fair.”
Sean Tarry trained Halve The Deficit wins the R150 000 Listed Wolf Power 1600 in grand style to recapture his best form
Arria gets Pick Six punters off to a flyer in the R150 000 Listed Summer Juvenile Stakes.
Ramsden dances weekend away as Disco Al wins the R350 000 Gr3 Algoa Cup
Bass puts cherry on Champions Season cake with victory in R1,25 million Gr1 Gold Cup
Brilliant 3yo filly pulls one back for the girls in the R750 000 Gr1 Mercury Sprint
Sean Tarry’s scratching of SA Derby winner Legend Of Arthur has reduced the Hollywoodbets Durban July queue to 27 entries
Varsfontein Stud boasts a stallion roster which is arguably the envy of every breeding outfit in South Africa
The excitement builds as the countdown to the R5 million Gr1 Hollywoodbets Durban July continues
Eight On Eighteen holds a commanding lead in both the Three-Year-Old Male category as well as the race for the prestigious Horse Of The Year title
