Fresh off supplying a smart two-year-old winner on Friday, Varsfontein Stud’s inform stallion Gimmethegreenlight came up with two more impressive impressive debuts winner at Kenilworth on Saturday.

The G1 L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate winning son of More Than Ready is the sire of Cosmic Highway who made a big impression when making his debut on Saturday.
Bred by Maine Chance Farms, Cosmic Highway defied greeness and a slow start with a breathaking win.
Under Grant Behr, the Dean Kannemeyer trained colt produced a fine turn of foot which saw him get up close home to break his maiden by a head over 1000m.

A tilt at the Cape Nursery is now on the cards for Cosmic Highway.
Out of the Silvano mare Cosmic Dream and bred on the same cross as Gimmethegreenlight’s top-class son Barahin, Cosmic Highway was a R400 000 buy from the 2020 Cape Premier Yearling Sale.

Gimmethegreenlight came up with second debut winner at Kenilworth on Saturday, when his two-year-old daughter Gimme Dat defied a poor start to win the second race impressively.
Trained, like her sire, by Justin Snaith, the Lammerskraal Stud bred filly rocketed home to win first time out over 1000m by a length and a half (another Gimmethegreenlight first-timer Europeana finished third to Gimme Dat) and she looks a really smart prospect.

Out of the Western Winter mare Mizzen Mist, Gimme Dat, a full-sister to the smart Green Haze, was a R450 000 buy from last year’s Cape Premier Yearling Sale.

By the same sire as the sensational Daredevil, Gimmethegreenlight has 3 lots on the Cape Yearling Sale and 13 lots on the Cape Premier Yearling Sale.