Domino Effect? Or Banker Act Of War?
Will history be kinder to Dynasty’s son Act Of War in the 2014 Gr1 Grand Parade Cape Guineas?
19th December 2014
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Will history be kinder to Dynasty’s son Act Of War in the 2014 Gr1 Grand Parade Cape Guineas?
A classic to sort the national needle out for once and for all. The R1 million Grand Parade Gr1 Cape Guineas at Kenilworth today has all the ingredients of a sellout. Local champion Act Of War squares up to KZN’s jet-setting Aussie, Harry’s Son and Trippi’s wealthy undefeated Zambezi River, from Gauteng
The Grand Parade Gr1 Cape Guineas produced the fireworks and thrills to bring the curtain down on the classic programme for the year.
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The dramatic withdrawal of The Hangman looks to have reduced the Cape’s 3yo classic into a straight Kannemeyer-Ramsden duel.History shows that only the best win this prized classic, and there is little logical favour between the three top 3yo’s this year. It should be a terrific race.
A former Bloemfontein champion trainer, Michael McLachlan was a popular character in the halcyon days of horseracing and now finds himself in dire need
