Entries Gauteng Guineas

Dingaans winner Unparalleled is among the 31 entries for the R1-million Betting World Gauteng Guineas over 1600m. The Grade 2 race will be run on the Turffontein Standside track on Saturday 28 February.
Run on the same day is the R500,000 Wilgerbosdrift Gauteng Fillies Guineas. What adds great interest to these two events is that they are the first legs of the SA Triple Crown and the Wilgerbosdrift Triple Tiara respectively. The other two legs are the SA Classic and the SA Fillies Classic on 27 March and the SA Derby and SA Oaks on 25 April. Any horse who can win all three legs of the Triple Crown will earn a bonus of R2 million while any filly capable of claiming all three legs of the Triple Tiara will garner an additional R1 million.
The Grade 1 Grand Parade Cape Guineas and the Avontuur Estate Cape Fillies Guineas at Kenilworth in December also count for the first leg of the Triple Crown and Triple Tiara and as a result both winners – Act Of War and Majmu respectively – can give this race a miss and go for the final two legs.
The Guineas has attracted some of the best three-year-olds in the country and the horse to beat could be Unparalleled, who looked a very unlucky loser of the Grade 3 Tony Ruffel Stakes over 1450m on Saturday when he lost ground at the start and then flew up late to finish a 0.50-length third behind stablemate Belong To Me. Both have been nominated for the Guineas while trainer Johan Janse van Vuuren has also entered Gasoline and The Big Easy.
Three of the first four past the post in last season’s Premier’s Champion Stakes over 1600m at Greyville are among the entries. Harry’s Son, trained by Paul Lafferty, Mljet and Anjaal finished first, third and fourth respectively in that event and could square up against one another again.
Harry’s Son was beaten 4.25 lengths by Unparalleled in the Dingaans and that might not bode well for Vaughan Marshall-trained Mljet, who is highly regarded by the yard.
Anjaal is one of three horses from the Mike de Kock yard, the others being Mutamakkin and Tabreek. Investec Cape Derby winner Ertijaal is not among the nominations but De Kock has said his charge will go for the SA Classic and the SA Derby.
Sean Tarry has four runners entered, headed up by Zambezi River. His other entrants are Captain Clipper, French Navy and Imperial Gold.
Heading up the entries for the Fillies Guineas is Same Jurisdiction from the Duncan Howells stable. Although beaten 1.50 lengths by Banbury on debut, the daughter of Mambo In Seattle has gone on to win her next four starts, including a victory in the Grade 1 Thekwini Stakes at Greyville where she touched off Carry On Alice.
They could meet again as Carry On Alice is one of four entries from the Tarry yard. The others are Bichett, Siren’s Call and Tamaanee.
Supplementary entries close at 11am on Monday 16 February with declarations by 11am on Thursday 19 February.

Nominations for the R1-million Betting World Gauteng Guineas (Grade 2) (1st Leg of SA Triple Crown) over 1600m at Turffontein on Saturday 28 February.
AMSTERDAM (P A Peter); ANJAAL (M F De Kock); ARNISTON (J A Soma); BELONG TO ME (J A Janse van Vuuren); CAPTAIN CLIPPER (S G Tarry); DEO JUVENTE (GV Woodruff); DEPUTY JUD (MG Azzie); EASY LOVER (D C Howells); FAH FEE (O A Ferraris); FOREST FOX (P A Peter); FRENCH NAVY (S G Tarry); GASOLINE (J A Janse van Vuuren); GREEK LEGEND (M G Azzie); HARRY'S SON (P V Lafferty); ILLUMINATI (WH Marwing); IMPERIAL GOLD (SG Tarry); LEVEN POINT (F Robinson); LIGHT THE WAY (R R Sage); MAC DE LAGO (W H Marwing); MLJET (V H Marshall); MUTAMAKKIN (M F De Kock); PRECURSOR (D Zaki); PRINCE OF ORANGE (R R Magner); RAMPANT ICE (W H Marwing); SPIRIT OF HAMILTON (M W Bass); TABREEK (M F De Kock); THE BIG EASY (J A Janse van Vuuren); THE CAPTAIN'S TUNE (G V Woodruff); TOM FOOL (S Moffatt); UNPARALLELED (J A Janse van Vuuren); ZAMBEZI RIVER (S G Tarry).

Nominations for the R500,000 Wilgerbosdrift Gauteng Fillies Guineas (Grade 2) (1st Leg Wilgerbosdrift Triple Tiara) over 1600m at Turffontein on Saturday 28 February.
BICHETT (S G Tarry); BIG BUCKS (G V Woodruff); BILATERAL (W H Marwing); CARRY ON ALICE (S G Tarry); ELIZA DOOLITTLE (P A Peter); GALLILEE (M G Azzie); KILEIGH (G H Van Zyl); KISSIMMEE (M G Azzie); KWINTA (S M Ferreira); LONDON (P A Peter); MARIA THERESA (M F De Kock); MODERN MUSE (M F De Kock); OLMA (F Robinson); PENNINGTON SANDS (T Zackey); PINE PRINCESS (M F De Kock); SAME JURISDICTION (D C Howells); SENSIBLE LOVER (W H Marwing); SILVER CLASS (J A Janse van Vuuren); SIREN'S CALL (S G Tarry); SMART CALL (A G Laird); TAMAANEE (S G Tarry); WILL I DO (M F De Kock); ZRINSKI (G V Woodruff).

No Majmu ?

Bob Brogan wrote: No Majmu ?

She won the 1st leg in Cape Town so she can give this a miss no need to put extra pressure on her,Phumelela can start writing out the bonus cheques for the fillies and the colts triple croen/tiara.

Fillies...Majmu all the way...

Colts / Geldings...if soft...Unparalleled...otherwise...Harry's Son...

SUBJECT: Supplementary entries for Gauteng Guineas and Fillies Guineas
DATE: Monday 16 February 2015
RELEASED BY: Phumelela Gaming and Leisure Ltd

Two fillies were added to the entries for the main features on Saturday 28
February but one of those has been supplemented into the R1-million Betting
World Gauteng Guineas while the other has been added to the nominations for
the R500,000 Wilgerbosdrift Gauteng Fillies Guineas, both Grade 2 races run
over 1600m at Turffontein.
Sensible Lover, who ended the unbeaten run of Lazer Star in the Grade 3
Three Troikas Stakes over 1450m on the inside track at Turffontein, had
already been entered for the Fillies Guineas but drew wide at No 20.
Trainer Weiho Marwing has now supplemented her into the R1-million race
where she would take on the colts. She faired a lot better in the draw
department and has landed barrier No 4.
Trainer Sean Tarry has supplemented Trophy Wife into the Fillies Guineas
and she has also landed a decent draw at No 2. The daughter of Tiger Ridge
ran an excellent one-length second behind stable companion Siren’s Call in
the R2.5-million Cape Thoroughbred Sales – Book 2 Graduates Race
(Non-Black Type) over 1400m at Turffontein last Tuesday night.
Declarations close at 10am on Thursday 19 February.

Entries for the R1 million Betting World Gauteng Guineas (Grade 2) over
1600m at Turffontein on Saturday 28 February (1st Leg of SA Triple Crown)
13 HARRY'S SON (AUS) (3C) 58.0 114 Paul Lafferty
29 UNPARALLELED (3G) 58.0 112 Johan Janse van Vuuren
2 ANJAAL (AUS) (3C) 58.0 105 Mike de Kock
25 MLJET (3G) 58.0 105 Vaughan Marshall
23 BELONG TO ME (3C) 58.0 102 Johan Janse van Vuuren
1 IMPERIAL GOLD (3C) 58.0 102 Sean Tarry
9 PRECURSOR (3C) 58.0 101 Dominic Zaki
4 ZAMBEZI RIVER (3C) 58.0 101 Sean Tarry
10 FRENCH NAVY (3G) 58.0 99 Sean Tarry
15 PRINCE OF ORANGE (3C) 58.0 99 Roy Magner
14 MUTAMAKKIN (AUS) (3C) 58.0 97 B Mike de Kock
28 THE CAPTAIN'S TUNE (3G) 58.0 96 B Geoff Woodruff
24 EASY LOVER (3C) 58.0 95 Duncan Howells
17 ARNISTON (3G) 58.0 94 Joe Soma
26 CAPTAIN CLIPPER (3G) 58.0 94 Sean Tarry
20 FOREST FOX (3G) 58.0 94 Paul Peter
19 GREEK LEGEND (3C) 58.0 94 B Mike Azzie
32 ILLUMINATI (3G) 58.0 93 B Weiho Marwing
8 LEVEN POINT (3C) 58.0 93 Frank Robinson
16 DEPUTY JUD (3C) 58.0 90 Mike Azzie
22 AMSTERDAM (3G) 58.0 88 Paul Peter
18 FAH FEE (3G) 58.0 86 Ormond Ferraris
11 MAC DE LAGO (AUS) (3C) 58.0 86 Weiho Marwing
3 SPIRIT OF HAMILTON (3G) 58.0 86 Mike Bass
30 TABREEK (AUS) (3C) 58.0 83 Mike de Kock
21 THE BIG EASY (AUS) (3G) 58.0 83 Johan Janse van Vuuren
5 DEO JUVENTE (3G) 58.0 82 Geoff Woodruff
7 LIGHT THE WAY (3G) 58.0 82 Robbie Sage
6 RAMPANT ICE (3G) 58.0 82 Weiho Marwing
27 GASOLINE (AUS) (3G) 58.0 78 Johan Janse van Vuuren
12 TOM FOOL (3C) 58.0 77 Stephen Moffatt
31 SENSIBLE LOVER (AU) (3F) 55.5 99 Weiho Marwing

Entries for the R500,000 Wilgerbosdrift Gauteng Fillies Guineas (Grade 2)
over 1600m at Turffontein on Saturday 28 February (1st Leg Wilgerbosdrift
Triple Tiara)
17 SAME JURISDICTION (3F) 58.0 110 Duncan Howells
6 CARRY ON ALICE (3F) 58.0 107 Sean Tarry
19 BILATERAL (3F) 58.0 104 C Weiho Marwing
22 PINE PRINCESS (3F) 58.0 103 Mike de Kock
9 SIREN'S CALL (3F) 58.0 102 Sean Tarry
14 SMART CALL (3F) 58.0 101 Alec Laird
20 SENSIBLE LOVER (AU (3F) 58.0 99 Weiho Marwing
8 OLMA (3F) 58.0 98 Frank Robinson
3 TAMAANEE (AUS) (3F) 58.0 97 Sean Tarry
10 KILEIGH (3F) 58.0 94 Gavin van Zyl
4 BICHETTE (3F) 58.0 93 Sean Tarry
5 SILVER CLASS (3F) 58.0 92 Johan Janse van Vuuren
21 MARIA THERESA (3F) 58.0 89 Mike de Kock
1 KISSIMMEE (3F) 58.0 87 B Mike Azzie
15 PENNINGTON SANDS (3F) 58.0 85 Tyrone Zackey
24 WILL I DO (3F) 58.0 85 Mike de Kock
11 ZRINSKI (3F) 58.0 85 Geoff Woodruff
2 TROPHY WIFE (3F) 58.0 84 Sean Tarry
7 MODERN MUSE (AUS) (3F) 58.0 82 Mike de Kock
18 ELIZA DOOLITTLE (3F) 58.0 81 Paul Peter
12 BIG BUCKS (3F) 58.0 80 Geoff Woodruff
23 GALLILEE (3F) 58.0 80 Mike Azzie
13 KWINTA (3F) 58.0 79 Stanley Ferreira
16 LONDON (3F) 58.0 79 Paul Peter

Blondie wrote:

Bob Brogan wrote: No Majmu ?

She won the 1st leg in Cape Town so she can give this a miss no need to put extra pressure on her,Phumelela can start writing out the bonus cheques for the fillies and the colts triple croen/tiara.

I thought the bonus was for winning the triple crown in gauteng, didnt realise the Cape race was included.

Pity about the draws of some of the big runners in the colts race, also would have liked same jurisdiction to have fared better in the fillies draw.

Tarry managed good draws with a bunch of horses, he can't seem to go wrong at the moment.

I have always said to my mate when raiding he should start his horses from the float maybe it would be more fair ! :silly:

Eish, only noticed now that Anjaal ran a very bad race at the weekend. I need to reconsider...