Final Fields Wilgerbosdrift & World Sports Betting Guineas

WILGERBOSDRIFT GAUTENG FILLIES GUINEAS (Grade 2)
3yo Fillies (1st Leg Wilgerbosdrift SA Triple Tiara)

No Apprentice Allowance
0 8 Bold Act 60 105 A Craig Zackey Mike de Kock
0 5 Clafoutis 60 103 A Keagan de Melo Mike de Kock
0 13 Desert Miracle 60 117 A Gavin Lerena Mike de Kock
0 3 Eternity Ring 60 105 TBA S'manga Khumalo B Botes / Y Vosloo
0 15 Follow Me 60 102 BA Diego De Gouveia Stuart Pettigrew
0 12 Hollywoodbound 60 94 A Mark Khan Roy Magner
0 7 Maryah 60 102 AM Muzi Yeni Zietsman Oosthuizen
0 10 Perfect Witness 60 103 A Calvin Habib Candice Dawson
0 2 Rain In Holland 60 109 BA Richard Fourie Sean Tarry
0 1 Sprinkles 60 107 A Warren Kennedy Paul Peter
0 6 Supreme Quest 60 102 A Ryan Munger Corne Spies
Same Trainer - Not Coupled on Tote


WORLD SPORTS BETTING GAUTENG GUINEAS (Grade 2)
For 3 year-olds (1st Leg SA Triple Crown)

No Apprentice Allowance
0 1 Hasta Manana 60 97 A Serino Moodley Lorenzo Karriem
0 4 Aragosta 60 109 A Richard Fourie Mike de Kock
0 13 Outofthedarkness 60 104 AM Keagan de Melo J A Janse van Vuuren
0 2 Prince Of Fire 60 104 AM Calvin Habib J A Janse van Vuuren
0 14 Pyromaniac 60 101 T A Gavin Lerena Sean Tarry
0 7 Red Saxon 60 107 T A Bernard Fayd'Herbe Joe Soma
0 5 Safe Passage 60 110 A S'manga Khumalo Mike de Kock
0 8 Super Excited 60 102 A Muzi Yeni Paul Matchett
0 10 Supreme Warrior 60 90 A Grant van Niekerk M G Azzie/A A Azzie
0 6 Val d'Orcia 60 100 A Warren Kennedy Paul Peter
0 11 William Robertson 60 105 A Ryan Munger Corne Spies

Nice to see Ziets And Lorenzo with runners

What's that now ? Maryah's 3rd feature run is as many provinces in a month ?

4RACING MEDIA RELEASE
SUBJECT: Final fields for Gauteng Guineas / Fillies Guineas
DATE: Tuesday 2 February 2022
RELEASED BY: 4Racing

Mike de Kock looks to have a strong hand in both the World Sports Betting Gauteng Guineas
and the Wilgerbosdrift Gauteng Fillies Guineas over 1600m on the Standside track at
Turffontein on Saturday 5 February.

The two Grade 2 races form the respective first legs of the SA Triple Crown and the
Wilgerbosdrift SA Triple Tiara for fillies.

The two other legs of the Triple Crown are the Grade 1 SA Classic over 1800m and Grade 2
SA Derby over 2450m while in the case of the Triple Tiara, they are the Grade 1 SA Fillies
Classic and Grade 2 SA Oaks.

The Cape Guineas and Cape Fillies Guineas count as alternate first legs for the Triple Crown
and Tiara which means we could see WSB Cape Town Met fourth-placed Double Superlative
and Chansonette, a close runner-up to Captain’s Ransom in two Grade 1 fillies’ features at
Kenilworth, on the Highveld for the respective Classic races.

Last year there was a unique situation where De Kock-trained Malmoos won the Triple
Crown while Paul Matchett’s charge, War Of Athena, captured the Triple Tiara.

De Kock has Dingaans winner Safe Passage and third-placed Aragosta in the Gauteng
Guineas, but they will face a far stronger line-up this time against the likes of William
Robertson, Johan Janse van Vuuren-trained pair of Outofthedarkness and Prince Of Fire, and
Mike and Adam Azzie-trained Supreme Warrior.

The Fillies Guineas, however, looks to be at the mercy of De Kock with top-class Desert
Miracle who is backed up by talented Bold Act and Clafoutis.


Final field for the R1-million World Sports Betting Gauteng Guineas (Grade 2) over 1600m.
1 - 4 SAFE PASSAGE (M F De Kock) S Khumalo 60.0 - 110
2 - 3 ARAGOSTA (M F De Kock) R Fourie 60.0 - 109
3 - 6 RED SAXON (J A Soma) B Fayd'Herbe 60.0 - 107
4 - 9 WILLIAM ROBERTSON (C Spies) R Munger 60.0 - 105
5 - 10 OUTOFTHEDARKNESS (J J van Vuuren) K de Melo 60.0 - 104
6 - 2 PRINCE OF FIRE (J J van Vuuren) C Habib 60.0 - 104
7 - 7 SUPER EXCITED (P F Matchett) M Yeni 60.0 - 102
8 - 11 PYROMANIAC (S G Tarry) G Lerena 60.0 - 101
9 - 5 VAL D'ORCIA (P A Peter) W Kennedy 60.0 - 100
10 - 1 HASTA MANANA (L Karriem) S Moodley 60.0 - 97
11 - 8 SUPREME WARRIOR (M/A Azzie) G van Niekerk 60.0 - 90
Same Trainer: (1,2) (5,6)

Final field for the Wilgerbosdrift Gauteng Fillies Guineas (Grade 2) over 1600m.
1 - 10 DESERT MIRACLE (M F De Kock) G Lerena 60.0 - 117
2 - 2 RAIN IN HOLLAND (S G Tarry) R Fourie 60.0 - 109
3 - 1 SPRINKLES (P A Peter) W Kennedy 60.0 - 107
4 - 7 BOLD ACT (M F De Kock) C Zackey 60.0 - 105
5 - 3 ETERNITY RING (B/Y Botes / Vosloo) S Khumalo 60.0 - 105
6 - 4 CLAFOUTIS (M F De Kock) K de Melo 60.0 - 103
7 - 8 PERFECT WITNESS (C Dawson) C Habib 60.0 - 103
8 - 11 FOLLOW ME (S T Pettigrew) D De Gouveia 60.0 - 102
9 - 6 MARYAH (Z Oosthuizen) M Yeni 60.0 - 102
10 - 5 SUPREME QUEST (C Spies) R Munger 60.0 - 102
11 - 9 HOLLYWOODBOUND (R R Magner) M Khan 60.0 - 94

“...we could see Double Superlative and Chansonette here in the highveld”. Really? Honestly? In my living memory a coastal trained Cape Guineas winner has never raided the Classic and/or Derby.


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Mac wrote:

“...we could see Double Superlative and Chansonette here in the highveld”. Really? Honestly? In my living memory a coastal trained Cape Guineas winner has never raided the Classic and/or Derby.


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not a winner of the Cape race but English Garden won the Classic for Mike Bass in 2011

I remember the coastal-trained Gimmethegreenlight unsuccessfully raiding the Classic shortly after winning the Queens Plate. I think the Classic was his last race following an injury.


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South Africa’s greatest racehorse (IMO), Hawaii, is still the only horse to have won the three big Guineas’ in South Africa.


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Top Seller won the Cape Derby and 2nd in the Classic and 4th in the Derby.

In America nearly every track has a Derby and Oaks. I was wondering which horse won the most "Derby's" in his classic season.

Mac wrote:

South Africa’s greatest racehorse (IMO), Hawaii, is still the only horse to have won the three big Guineas’ in South Africa.


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Hawaii was related to my William Penn. William Penn was one of my late Dads favourite horses.

English ran 4th in the July under Jeff had a ton on that one

How's the rain there gents?