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Top South African sprinter to join Graham Motion for Breeders' Cup bid | Topics: South Africa, Hollywood Syndicate, Isivunguvungu, Breeders' Cup, Graham Motion - Vimarsana News

Top South African sprinter to join Graham Motion for Breeders' Cup bid | Topics: South Africa, Hollywood Syndicate, Isivunguvungu, Breeders' Cup, Graham Motion

Article by Nicholas Godfrey: A long-range assault on this year’s Breeders’ Cup is being hatched by connections of Isivunguvungu, a dual G1-winning sprinter in South Africa.

Samay Dominates 'Win & You're In' Gran Premio Pamplona In Peru - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Samay Dominates 'Win & You're In' Gran Premio Pamplona In Peru - Horse Racing News

Avenging her only defeat, Stud Wall Street’s 4-year-old Samay cruised to a seven-length victory in Sunday’s 1 1/4-mile Gran Premio Pamplona (G1) at Hipodromo de Monterrico in Lima, Peru.

South Africa: 3-Year-Old Filly To Make It Snappy In Cape Town Met - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

South Africa: 3-Year-Old Filly To Make It Snappy In Cape Town Met - Horse Racing News

Ever since the Cape Town Met (G1) transformed to weight-for-age conditions, it has become a great option for 3-year-olds, and 3-year-old fillies in particular.

SOUTH AFRICA: Al Muthana shocks Plate at 80/1 - Vimarsana News

SOUTH AFRICA: Al Muthana shocks Plate at 80/1

SOUTH AFRICA: Al Muthana shocks Plate at 80/1 2023-01-13

Al Muthana, Make It Snappy Earn Breeders' Cup Berths In South Africa - Horse Racing News - Vimarsana News

Al Muthana, Make It Snappy Earn Breeders' Cup Berths In South Africa - Horse Racing News

Five-year-old gelding Al Muthan, at 80-1, came flying on the far outside to defeat previously unbeaten Charles Dickens by a neck in Saturday’s R1.5 million L’Ormarins King’s Plate (G1) going one mile at Kenilworth Racecourse in Cape Town.