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BACK ON TRACK

There were some stirring performances at Scottsville's "Festival of Speed" on Saturday.
Even a few surprises.

What wasn't surprising though, was the outcome of the Group Ones. Not to us, at any rate.
And not to those whose horses know the taste of Africa's finest horsefeed.

As we've so often said, when the chips are down and the questions are being asked,
Vuma won't let you down.

Just ask Sean Tarry, Dennis Drier and Lucky Houdalakis.

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CHAMPIONS DAY : EVEN THE WEATHER COULDN'T HOLD US BACK

Regal Ransom - Champions Challenge
(Photo : Spoting Post / Vuma Horsefeeds)

CHAMPION'S DAY
TURFFONTEIN, 1 MAY 2010

Despite the grey skies and soggy conditions that Johannesburg has been experiencing, Saturday’s Champions Day still brought us some sunshine!

Vuma was delighted and proud to shout home Sean Tarry’s Regal Ransom in the Grade 1 Champions Challenge as well as Captain’s Gal in the Camellia Stakes.

Earlier that day the Fillies Nursery Stakes was won by Louis Goosen with a daughter of resident Summerhill sire Way West, Waywest Goddess.

To end the graded races on a Vuma and Summerhill note, the Dominic Zaki-trained Winning Leap (Labeeb x Summersault) showed his stamina by winning the 3200m Gold Bowl.

Congratulations are also due to Mike de Kock who celebrated his 2000th career win by winning the SA Derby with Irish Flame.

Congratulations to all the connections – we love to feed your Champions!