What makes Anton special???

Ou Ryperd Wrote:

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> Well done Shams & A Marcus. I have a no; 10
> Northern Transvaal rugby jersey with Naas Botha's
> signature on that I will donate if the Bulls beat
> the Sharks on the week end. No jokes.

Clearly you don't wanna get rid of the jersey < Go Sharkies!!! Great gesture by Anton.(tu)

Well done Anton have had the pleasure of meeting him at a few racing functions and he is a true gent and champion .

No disrespect to Geln Hatt , but i think if Anton rode King Of Pain he would have won
The man is sheer class - A true gentleman
Thanks Superman - I agree with Alastair Cohen I think Anton is the best

well done Anton and Sham racing what a gentleman

That is what makes him a cut above the rest (tu)

Apache Wrote:

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> No disrespect to Geln Hatt , but i think if Anton
> rode King Of Pain he would have won
> The man is sheer class - A true gentleman
> Thanks Superman - I agree with Alastair Cohen I
> think Anton is the best


-D

kittycatoo Wrote:

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> Disgraceful frodo. How can you even joke about
> that. If i had made that statement the whole clan
> would come down against me. Well done Superman.


just imagine if it was me.....would have lost all my units fighting to breath again....

Gesture to Dorrie.....BOOK ANTON FOR THE DAY ON YOUR HORSES ......THEN WE ALL WIN BIGTIME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I think it's pretty difficult to second guess a jock in a situation most of us have never been in.

Glen knows King of Pain and has ridden several of his wins.

Durbanville is not an easy track at the best of times and the false rail made for a tight turn and a very competitive race on Sunday.

I cannot be objective here as I know both the jockey and the horse, so can only say that Glen is a great guy and that King of Pain is a great horse and am very confident that we'll be seeing plenty more of both of them in time to come.

To get back to the subject at hand, the Champion Jockey title is not handed out for nothing and Anton only adds to his legacy by being a great ambassador for our sport as well as a great rider with this generous gesture.

Dorrie - all the best with your function and I'm sure whoever secures Jay Peg's saddle will treasure it as much as it so richly deserves.

zsuzsanna04 Wrote:

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> I think it's pretty difficult to second guess a
> jock in a situation most of us have never been
> in.
>
> Glen knows King of Pain and has ridden several of
> his wins.
>
> Durbanville is not an easy track at the best of
> times and the false rail made for a tight turn and
> a very competitive race on Sunday.
>
> I cannot be objective here as I know both the
> jockey and the horse, so can only say that Glen is
> a great guy and that King of Pain is a great horse
> and am very confident that we'll be seeing plenty
> more of both of them in time to come.
>
> To get back to the subject at hand, the Champion
> Jockey title is not handed out for nothing and
> Anton only adds to his legacy by being a great
> ambassador for our sport as well as a great rider
> with this generous gesture.
>
> Dorrie - all the best with your function and I'm
> sure whoever secures Jay Peg's saddle will
> treasure it as much as it so richly deserves.

Invite Marsh....enough said

Soper Special man!

wonder how much we would need to buy it for the box?

Thanks Ouryperd, really will be pulling for you as we need all the help we can get.

Anyone wanting to bid on anything is welcome to call, text or pm me.

Ou Ryperd Wrote:

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> Well done Shams & A Marcus. I have a no; 10
> Northern Transvaal rugby jersey with Naas Botha's
> signature on that I will donate if the Bulls beat
> the Sharks on the week end. No jokes.


I will donate Kings park if the Bulls bet the Sharks <