Top trio for top yard
Horse of the Year and favourite for the WSB Gr1 Gauteng Summer Cup, Summer Pudding, looks a picture!
Unbeaten in 8 starts to date, Summer Pudding takes on the colts for the first time in her career, but had the confidence of her trainer, Paul Pete.
The yard also saddles two other runners in the race, namely the speedy Riverstown and improving Astrix.
Racing News speaks to Paul Peter about the race
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