Jet aglow :(

Journalist: David Thiselton – Gold Circle Publishing Department


30 MAY 2013


Jet Aglow, who was a nomination for Saturday’s Grade 1 Woolavington 2000 at Greyville, has moved yards from Glen Kotzen to Dennis Drier and won’t run again this season.

Drier decided to send her to the farm for a rest and bring her back for the Cape Season.

The three-year-old Jet Master filly looks to have a bright future having finished placed in three Grade 1s from 1600m to 1800m as well as second in the Grade 2 KRA Guineas and she should be a big runner in next season’s Grade 1 Maine Chance Farms Paddock Stakes over 1800m and in the J&B Met.

In only my worst performing CTC entry, sorry Madji. -)-D

Fark :X

You boys should of forecasted the move...<

Bleak...:X

BLIKSEM !!! :X {places liberal dose of anthrax into envelop......licks envelope flap..seals} ...{takes ornate Parker pen from desktop and writes...ATTENTION: Dennis Drier} ....

gregbucks Wrote:

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> You boys should of forecasted the move...<


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Why move her to Dennis Drier if he plans to have her next run in CT, where GK is based. Has there been a change of ownership or something of the sort. Maybe they feel Drier is better at helping a filly progress, in thesame breath though JA's first run since met day was in Durban and now she is rested once again for the Cape season. That will amount to quite a rest period. Anyway I'm just speculating she may be injured or not well for all I know. Glen will be hoping the Princess can deliver, decent sprint up last weekend.