Woman trainers having an amazing season

Mac wrote: But Kwiktan was subsequently disqualified from the SA Derby. That is why Naresh probably can't find it. What year was that Derby? 1985? And who physically ran 2nd to be declared the winner?

naresh wrote:

Mac wrote: But Kwiktan was subsequently disqualified from the SA Derby. That is why Naresh probably can't find it. What year was that Derby? 1985? And who physically ran 2nd to be declared the winner?

You right as I see a horse named Agitator won. It was in 1983.

Countrymember wrote: pirates 100% correct.............The Jean machine..........

ON KWIKTAN AND PEDOMETER:
Kwiktan (SA Derby, 14 lengths) and Pedometer (Sun International, 14 lengths) won by what many experts deem to be “abnormal” distances.

Heming replies: “Both were abnormally good horses. Kwiktan came to me as a sprinter, but he found a liking for long distances and, like Pedometer, had a high cruising speed. Two weeks before the Derby Kwiktan won a 2400m handicap in class record time. He bumped a small and substandard Derby field in which he was in fact the only proven stayer and won on sheer ability. He was a big and talented chestnut, a horse that could have won the July, but he injured his tendon when finishing a close fourth in the SA 2000 after the Derby. Pedometer beat a seasoned campaigner called Uncle Percy and several other weak horses in the Sun International. He was a star and won on