SA Champ Sinks Them
In a sensational swoop from some lengths off the action, Elusive Fort’s athletic daughter Safe Harbour became the first filly to win the Lanzerac Ready To Run Stakes
19th November 2016
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In a sensational swoop from some lengths off the action, Elusive Fort’s athletic daughter Safe Harbour became the first filly to win the Lanzerac Ready To Run Stakes
Milnerton neighbours Joey Ramsden and Mike Bass added some much needed sparkle to a lifeless Kenilworth on Saturday afternoon with a hat-trick apiece
An opportunistic swoop by jockey Muzi Yeni on the Elusive Fort filly Lauderdale turned a horror moment for Mike De Kock into joy for outgoing KZN Champion trainer Duncan Howells
Siren’s Call’s dam side family is rich with champion sprinters and there appear to be sufficient staying influences within her first two dams to support the stamina she receives in abundance from her sire.
Sheer cucumber cool brilliance from the saddle and a gutsy never-say-die equine athlete with the heart of a lioness kept the 2015 Wilgerbosdrift Triple Tiara flame flickering at Turffontein on Saturday
Elusive Fort’s daughter Siren’s Call threw down the Triple Tiara gauntlet to Mike De Kock’s outstanding Redoute’s Choice filly Majmu, and a few others, when she stamped her authority in sensational fashion with a courageous win
“With money this big on offer, the guys rode like crazy. It was mayhem,” is how Siren’s Call’s rider Piere Strydom summed it up
It is a source of astonishment that Stagelight, a Guineas winning son of the great stallion and sire of sires Montjeu was not promoted by his owners
Part owner of the Kenilworth first race winner Princess Royal and a past winning owner of 2009 Sceptre Stakes winner Lady Windermere, Peter De Beyer has enjoyed plenty of success in horseracing
Promising young sire Elusive Fort was represented by yet another first crop winner, when his son Elusive Shade won a good race at the Vaal
Elusive Fort shows his hand on eve of his 17 lots being offered on March Yearling Sale with smart Cape winner
