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Time to cheer home De Kock-trained Yippee Kiyay
The Citizen
|December 05, 2025
An interesting Graduation Plate over 1160m is one of the highlights of the card at Turffontein on Sunday where they are scheduled to race on the Standside track.
The reason for using the word “scheduled” is because rain over the province has seen some meetings being shuttled between the Vaal and Turffontein like a yo-yo, depending on which racecourse has the best conditions available.
However, if the weather reports for the next couple of days are accurate, it appears we are going to have a couple of good days and as a result it looks promising for racing going ahead at the scheduled track.
The nine runners in Race 5 are made up of mainly three and four-year-olds and one five-year-old mare.
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