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HOLLYWOODBETS DURBAN JULY RUNNER: FLAG MAN

ByBreeders Admin

Here is our #KZNBRED, Clifton Stud bred Hollywoodbets Durban July runner, Flag Man at the Durban July gallops this morning. According to reports, Flag Man put up a really impressive gallop, and looked sublime as he glided down the track with Serino Moodley on board, catching many people’s eye. His gallop gives the Van Zyl yard and KZN Racing renewed hope that this year we will breed another Durban July winner!

Thank you to Anneke Akal Kitching for the early morning pictures at Hollywoodbets Greyville.

#HDJ2024#FlagMan#CliftonStud#Gallops

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