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The Klipdrif Stud based Equus Champion Elusive Fort was responsible for a pair of winners at the Vaal on Thursday afternoon. The triple G1 winner’s

Maine Chance Farms’ red hot young stallion, and former Equus Champion, Vercingetorix had an eye catching debut winner at the Vaal on Thursday. His three-year-old

Promising two-year-old Ocean Atlantique, who hails from the same family as Mauritzfontein’s successful Kingmambo stallion Ideal World, provided his illustrious family with more cheer when

Drakenstein Stud’s red hot sire What A Winter had another memorable day at Durbanville on Tuesday, when his sons Mr Cobbs and Skidoo won the

Maine Chance Farms’ popular stallion Querari, South Africa’s Champion Sire of 2Yos in 2018-2019, continues to go from strength to strength as a sire, and

Irish champion and G1 winner Pathfork, who is from one of the hottest families in the stud book, has been enjoying another solid season in

Maine Chance Farms’ resident sire, and South Africa’s reigning champion sire, Silvano looks to have a very smart prospect on his hands in the form

Avontuur Thoroughbred Farm’s in-form sire Oratorio enjoyed feature race success both as a sire and as a broodmare sire this weekend. The Oratorio sired Mary

Klawervlei Stud’s promising young sire Captain Of All has been in good form this past week, and the former Equus Champion Sprinter, and Klawervlei Farm

Ridgemont Highlands’ multiple G1 winning sire Jackson looks to have a very classy three-year-old filly to his name in the form of Pretty Young Thing.

The exciting and unbeaten two-year-old Quadrilateral, whose third dam Kerali is also third dam of Mauritzfontein’s successful sire Ideal World , made it three wins

Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting resident sire Flower Alley looks to have come up with a really promising sort in the form of Marygold. From the first South