Kotzen’s Fairview Feature Feast
Woodhill Racing master Glen Kotzen is an astute traveller on the best of days and the Paarl conditioner celebrated a 100% strike at Fairview on Friday
28th February 2020
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Woodhill Racing master Glen Kotzen is an astute traveller on the best of days and the Paarl conditioner celebrated a 100% strike at Fairview on Friday
Candice Bass-Robinson has quickly found the raid-and-run winning recipe required for the Port Elizabeth smash ‘n grab and the Milnerton lady trainer celebrated a 100% win strike double at Fairview on Friday
The Listed Ibhayi Stakes is the first leg of the East Cape Sophomore Challenge, which offers owners of a horse that can win all three legs a R250 000 bonus
The Justin Snaith Racing Team continued their bright run of form when the Australian-bred Sir Frenchie accounted for his six rivals to win the Listed Ibhayi Stakes
It was a day of dominant performances at Fairview – 5 for Alan Greeff, 4 each for Yvette Bremner and Lyle Hewitson – with Andrew Fortune grabbing 3 and Charles Ndlovu 2
The roar from the locals as Memphis Mafia hit the front to win the first leg of the local Triple Crown at Fairview on Friday sent a shiver down the spine
Confidence will be high in the Dorrie Sham camp that their top-class Lecture gelding Memphis Mafia can go close to lifting the local 3yo Triple Crown
The 9 to 20 favourite was confidently ridden by the Freemanstallions-sponsored Richard Fourie but gave his supporters some heart-stopping moments in the final strides as he almost bungled what looked like a walk in the park at the 400m.
The Justin Snaith yard are slowly on the way back to their best. With a double at Fairview last Friday and another two winners at Kenilworth this past Saturday, it would make every sense to start including them
Cape duo clean up in whirlwind golden streak in Fairview raid that has the punters smiling
Action starved punters looking forward to the Listed Ibhayi Stakes at Fairview today, where Vaughan Marshall’s Chestnut’s Rocket is expected to assert himself despite a bad draw.
