Final Field and betting Cape Fillies Guineas

1 PRINCESS VICTORIA 58.0 105 ( 93) 2 A S Cormack Glen Kotzen

2 TRINITY HOUSE 58.0 96 ( 84) 1 A A Marcus Joey Ramsden

3 THUNDER DANCE 58.0 95 ( 83) 8 A F Coetzee Brett Crawford

4 BERMUDA SLOOP 58.0 94 ( 82) 6 B A G Schlechter Dean Kannemeyer

5 MISS IPANEMA 58.0 93 ( 81) 7 A A Forbes Dennis Drier

6 DARK JOURNEY 58.0 92 ( 80) 10 A B Morgenrood Carl J Burger

7 OCEAN'S SWIFT 58.0 92 ( 80) 11 A R Fourie Justin Snaith

8 SUPER ELEGANT 58.0 92 ( 80) 9 A F Anthony Piet Steyn

9 MADAME ROONEY 58.0 88 ( 76) 5 A M Yeni Carl J Burger

10 DUBAI GINA 58.0 85 ( 73) 3 A M Byleveld Vaughan Marshall

11 RAZZLE DAZZLE ROSE 58.0 78 ( 66) 4 A A Fortune Yogas Govender

Is the princess still 11/20? This is looking even more enticing right now

PeeKay Wrote:

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> Is the princess still 11/20? This is looking even
> more enticing right now


She should be 1/6

Agree Hibs. I don't normally bet big, but perhaps 1100/2000 is on the cards

Princess Victoria
1/3
Trinity House
7/1
Bermuda Sloop
10/1
Miss Ipanema
12/1
Dubai Gina
25/1
Ocean's Swift
25/1
Thunder Dance
25/1
Madame Rooney
33/1
Super Elegant
33/1
Dark Journey
40/1
Razzle Dazzle Rose
66/1

Mark my words.......i hope Kotzen puts her against the boys in the near future. She will beat most of them (if not all). Amazing turn of foot this horse has. She is my favourite horse at the moment

Princess Victoria

Banker in P6, banker in JP, banker in PA..
Banker in all doubles and trebles..
Banker in the favour of all our walletsX(

Star filly Princess Victoria will be all the rage for the R750 000 Avontuur Estate Cape Fillies Guineas (Gr 1) when the field of 11 lines up at Kenilworth Racecourse on Saturday, December 3.



Beaten only once in her career, Glen Kotzen’s runner is likely to start deep in the red for one of the plums on the national calendar and just how she shapes here will determine her path for the rest of the Western Cape’s Sizzling Summer Season.



Kotzen said last week that Princess Victoria’s long term target was the Vodacom Durban July but he was also considering running her against the colts in the Cape Premier Yearling Sales Guineas and possibly the Investec Cape Derby but no firm plans were in place.



The Victory Moon filly has won her last three races from 1200m to 1400m against fillies, including two Grade 1s and a Grade 2, in effortless fashion.



However, Kotzen has admitted that the three-year-old colts and geldings are a very strong crop this year and she wouldn’t have it as easy against them.



Also in the Avontuur line-up is Trinity House, the only horse to have finished in front of Princess Victoria. However, the tables have been turned since and Joey Ramsden’s runner had to play second fiddle in the recent Choice Carriers Championship.



Thunder Dance finished third behind Princess Victoria and Trinity House that same race but Brett Crawford’s runner is coming on the right way and should enjoy the extra come next Saturday.



KZN-based trainer Dennis Drier is holding his own in the Western Cape and will saddle the strapping import Miss Ipanema, fourth in the Choice Carriers Championship. The Aussie-bred is another who will enjoy the trip and should come on for that run.



The Dean Kannemeyer-trained Bermuda Sloop has come into her own since being blinkered and put over a bit of ground, winning her last two in open company.

This must be a hottie for scotty

This be a very crap field except for the favorite

cant we rather gets odds on how far she wins by! lol

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> cant we rather gets odds on how far she wins by!
> lol


It will be up on the day, we always offer this special