Well done to Scott Bros for being the winning breeder with Apache Son who won the 5th race at Turffontein this afternoon. The 4YO The Apache – Sincronizada gelding won a great race under Philasande Mxoli for trainer Tyrone Zackey. Congratulations to owners Mr K P & Mrs N M Backos as well.
You can watch the race replay here – https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cokMOJwjLZM
Thanks to JC Photos for the photos.
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“In an already busy day, you can’t make space for these things without reducing your concentration on others and in the Summerhill context, that means a reduction in the horse population.”