De Kock Expecting ‘Good Run’

Vaal Today - Straight from the horse's mouth

MATTHEW DE KOCK FOR MIKE DE KOCK

Race 1 – ALFOLK (2): A quality horse but I do have one concern: the 1000m trip might be a bit short. He is showing good work and I am expecting a good run.

BRETT WEBBER

Trainer could not be contacted.

PAUL MATCHETT

Race 1 – EIGHT CITIES (5): The distance is a bit short – he is looking for further.

CORNE SPIES

Race 1 – ICARUS FLIGHT (8): I am hoping he will run well, but he is not 100 % wound up – possible larger quartets.

Race 1 – MR FIRE EYES (10): I am hoping he will run well, but he is not 100 % wound up – possible larger quartets.

CLIFF HARRIS

Race 1 – NOORDWES (11): He could be green and could need the run but I am hoping for a place.

Race 1 – SOSMART (14): He could be green and could need the run but I am hoping for a place.

GEOFF WOODRUFF

Race 1 – POLAR ICE (12): I have missed some work with him due to the rain so he is slightly under done but does show talent and I am just holding thumbs.

PAUL PETER

Trainer could not be contacted for comment.

TRAINER JAN VAN ECK

No comment.

LEON ERASMUS

Race 3 – VAIN GLORY (14): Not a bad sort but looking for further – if not too green could give a good account of herself.

Race 4 – CASTLE COOLE (10): Does not show too much ability and pace so let’s see how we go here.

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