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Noble Tune Colt Wins On Debut

ByCandiese Lenferna
Noble City. Image: Candiese Lenferna

Noble City, a Noble Tune half brother to Gr1 winner Battle Force (Act Of War) won impressively on debut at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on Saturday.

Bred by Rupert Plersch and born and raised by the McHardy family in Nottingham Road, the three year old won by three lengths for owner Twilight Moon Equine, who own Battle Force.

Trainer Peter Muscutt is enjoying a successful stint in the Cape, with four wins to date in the province.

Noble City is out of imported mare Mataaib by Elusive City, from a family drenched in Black Type predominately from France and Ireland.

Congratulations to all concerned.

Watch the race:

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