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Tight finishes and great calls
The Mercury
|January 22, 2026
THE vibe, mood, and atmosphere at Hollywoodbets Durbanville were good yesterday for their eight-race programme, with all looking forward to the approaching World Sports Betting Met race day.
Richard Fourie up wins Race 7 the WOODHILL RACING SYNDICATE D STAKES for trainer Piet Botha at Hollywoodbets Durbanville yesterday. Photo: Race Coast/ Chase Liebenberg
(Race Coast Chase Liebenberg)
There were some tight finishes and great rides on display at the country course on a brilliant summer Cape Town day.
Raffish Trend won the first race under Craig Zackey for trainer Adam Marcus, and this filly clearly relished the reduction in racing distance.
She won a tad cozily, but still showed signs of immaturity and greenness. Her trainer mentioned in the post-race interview that there could certainly be a few more wins in the tank for this daughter of Rafeef.
Race two saw the well-backed son of The United States, Prairie Dawn, win well under a typical Andrew Fortune ride.
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