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    Tuesday, 01 April 2014


    Horseracing highlights from this past weekend – who to keep an eye on and some impressive wins…

    Interbet followers were treated to high class racing at Turffontein on Saturday with a number of outstanding performances worthy of recognition. The best figure of all went to Yorker (speed score 113) who just held off Capetown Noir (s/s 113) in an excellent rendition of the Grade 1 Horse Chestnut Stakes. To put that rating in perspective, Dubai night hero, Variety Club regularly notches similar figures over a mile, so both Yorker and Capetown Noir would hold their own at that level if embarking on international campaigns.

    The SA Fillies Classic was a triumph of skillful jockeyship with Kevin Shea waiting as long as possible before darting through on Athina (s/s 95) to pip Along Came Polly. This division has repeatedly failed to produce any real speed figure stand-outs and another blanket finish confirmed just how tightly these three year old fillies are rated.

    Louis The King (s/s 103) is on track for the Triple Crown after repeating his effort in the Guineas and placed first in the SA Classic. It required a sustained stretch battle against the Alec Laird tag team of Mister Cricket (s/s 101), Bouclette Top (s/s 101) and As You Like (s/s 100). Trainer Laird was successful earlier though, with a resilient Orator's Daughter (s/s 98) in the Grade 3 Jacaranda Handicap, under a typically powerful driving ride from jock Fayd'Herbe, resisting Tip Toe (s/s 97) who ran really well stepping up to this level from a wide draw.

    Trip Tease (s/s 100) won the Man O' War Sprint in another nip and tuck decision from Aurum Pot (s/s 99), Dollar Dazzler (s/s 99) and Tee Jay Ar (s/s 99), all of whom are going to win plenty of races as they mature. But the performance most indicative of serious potential was delivered by juvenile filly Majmu (s/s 98) in the Pretty Polly Stakes - attaining that score at only her second start is truly laudable.

    On Sunday, champion Via Africa (s/s 102) eased to a comfortable win on her Scottsville comeback. She has previously run as high as 113, so will be formidable when extended in slightly stiffer sprints through the season.

    Best wishes,
    Mark van Deventer


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