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Savanna’s day to remember
June 26, 2025
|The Mercury
YESTERDAY was a day that apprentice Savanna Valjalo will have etched in her memory as she scored her first official win as an apprentice aboard the Gareth van Zyl-trained K M V Retrofit in the Open Maiden on the poly at Hollywoodbets Greyville.
Always in front, she had the measure of stable companion Di Rosa and S’Manga Khumalo a long way out and such was her confidence that she cruised the last 50m under the hands.
Apprentice races are not always the easiest and coupled with a modest field of horses doesn’t make it any easier.
Purple Flower
Purple Flower was friendless in the market but she won like and odds-on shot under Mauritian apprentice Girish Dookhit. Having her first run for Gary Rich who bought the mare on an on-line sale on the advice of his daughter Tess, Dookhit tracked the pace set by Blush Of Dawn from mid-field. At the sharp end of the race, Purple Flower was always traveling smoothly as she tackled Blush Of Dawn and in spite of looking to shift in late, she won well.
هذه القصة من طبعة June 26, 2025 من The Mercury.
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