A combination of upcoming and hard knocking horses helped to conclude a perfect day for the stable, three winners from three runners! Race 4 is where the day started, who in her own right, also landed her own treble. ANYTHING GOES, remains unbeaten in her third start to date. She has been marked as a very smart filly since day one, and each time she has been taken to the track, she never ceases to disappoint. The most exciting part about this 2-year-old Var filly is that there is still so much more too come. She seems to be still showing signs of being immature and still has so much to learn. As Diego De Gouveia stated, the penny has not dropped yet and when it does, she will be showing her
EXPRESSFROMTHEUS, a 3-year-old gelding by What A winter has always been an improving sort and was able to notch up his second victory yesterday at the Vaal in an easy fashion. It was a very good and well timed ride by an up and coming apprentice, Cole Dicken. He positioned the horse perfectly up the long Vaal straight, waited for the right time and gap, and when asked the question, it was just a matter of how far! The lightly raced gelding is still taking his time to develop and improve, but is doing so with every run and will be exciting to see what the new season has to offer for him. A very big congratulations to Mr Clive Barnard who owns and bred this horse at Rooispruit Stud. There is
SWEET AND SPICY gave the connections all the confidence coming into the race! She has been putting up some great work at home and looks to have some class about her. It was a patient and well timed ride by Diego De Gouviea, and when the question was asked she responded immediately. She is still very green and immature, but this makes her future look a lot brighter by the fact that she will continue to strengthen and improve. Well done to Mr Terry Kung, a long time patron of the stable, we are so happy to see a filly with so much scope in his colours. The 2-year-old filly by Gimmethegreenlight will be taking each race as it comes. A very special mention and thanks must be given to Timothy Pre
