Two Winners For The Apache In Two Days
Hadlow resident sire The Apache has had two winners in two days, impressive from his first crop with limited numbers.
Hadlow resident sire The Apache has had two winners in two days, impressive from his first crop with limited numbers.
The Assayer has produced his first winner and looks to have more with Thomas Shelby and Flirty Girty knocking on the door.
Ella’s World, pictured going to the start at Scottsville yesterday looks a bright prospect for owner Brian Burnard and trainer Dennis Bosch. She has won twice and placed from three starts.
Spotted at Summerveld Training Centre earlier this week, history was made at the Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale in 2018 when Bush Hill Stud sold a flashy grey Judpot colt for their staff co-op.
Paul Lafferty’s handsome chestnut Buckleberry, bred by Alan and Vera Sutherland of Somerset Stud, impressed to win at Greyville after being unlucky in his three prior starts – finishing in 2nd place in all three previous attempts.
The KZN Breeders Club AGM will take place on Tuesday 29 January, 11am at the Nottingham Road Hotel.
The Ato gelding Chijmes confirmed again that he is no slouch when leading all the way to win the R150 000 Listed Sea Cottage Stakes at Turffontein on Sunday to give claiming apprentice Denis Schwarz his first feature success. Summerhill also produced Gr3 2nd placed Running Brave in the Gr3 Three Troikas.
#kznbred Dawn Assault has snatched the Gr3 London News Stakes from favoured Al Danza and Pietro Mascagni (a R2,3-million yearling). Second to Tilbury Fort in the Gr1 Summer Cup, Dawn Assault is yet another feather in the cap for owner / breeder / trainer St John Gray.
KZN got off on the right foot in 2019 with six winners from nine races carded at Greyville on 1 January.
Camphoratus comes forward on the outside to win under Calvin Habib (Pic – Candiese Marnewick/Gold Circle) The father-and-son training team of Robbie and Shannon Hill produced the knockout blow that floored Pick 6 punters at Greyville on Boxing Day. The upper cut came courtesy of the chestnut filly Camphoratus, who charged home at any price…