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Vercingetorix wins the Gr1 Jebel Hatta on Super Saturday

Vercingetorix for Maine Chance

The South African breeding industry is blessed to have Vercingetorix come home to stand at stud, he would not be out of place standing in any country around the world.

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Querari Produces The Ferrari

Interest in Querari’s two lots on Sunday’s Val De Vie Yearling Sale would have been boosted with the news of his first winner at the Vaal on Thursday

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Friday 13th Arrives At Fairview

The diminutive Dorrie Sham-trained Lateral filly Arabica produced a previously unseen turn of foot to score a shock 40-1 win in the Fairview feature – not bad for a filly with skew legs, a parrot mouth and who changes legs every second stride like a dressage horse

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A Winning Met Quartet?

Finding the winning Met quartet with your personal golden thread, combines a measure of skill with some luck. We are looking for some suggestions

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All Bortz And Paid For!

Charismatic owner Greg Bortz’ only instructions to jockey Richard Fourie were to salute in the direction of his suite. The rest fell into place rather neatly and Justin Snaith looks to have a decent Met prospect on his hands

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Pine Princess Wins Thriller

Mike De Kock suggested rather modestly that the daughter of Captain Al has improvement to come and that she probably got a little lucky that her major opposition were burdened by being drawn out in the sticks.

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Wiese On The Mark

After black Friday last week, a better day at the Fairview office with Sporting Post tipsters on the button! Our Pick Six perm cost R360 and paid a hefty R32330, while our Jackpot cost R60 and paid a dividend of R1203

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Black Minnaloushe

Prices Steady On Day One

A daughter of Maine Chance Farms’ resident sire Black Minnaloushe topped the first day of trading at the 2014 Emperors Palace National 2YO Sale

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Woodruff and Marcus Bag The Double

Still smarting from the emotional rollercoaster of the July, jockey MJ Byleveld came out firing and took Chestnut’s Rocket out to lead and he was still in front at the 300m marker

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Thinking Laterally!

The least fancied runner in the field of fourteen was still some way back at the 300m marker and looked to have no chance of getting to the leaders. But in an emotional race for the Marwing brothers, Weichong started asking Bilateral for an effort and she responded like a missile, taking off down the inside rail to catch the favourite Alboran Sea in the final strides

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