DO IT AGAIN WINS JULY
Jack Milner: The question now on many people’s lips after Do It Again won the R4.25-million Vodacom Durban July on Saturday for the second successive year is: could he become the first horse in the history of the Greyville race over 2200m, to make it three in a row.
CELTIC SEA
Bonginkosi Nkosi: Last year Redberry Lane broke the Justin Snaith-trained Snowdance’s heart when affording jockey Lyle Hewitson his first Grade 1 success in the Garden Province Stakes.
DO IT AGAIN
Jack Milner: Do It Again can be named among SA greats after Vodacom Durban July double but Hawwaam withdrawn at start.
LYLE HEWITSON
Ken Nicol: “People’s banker” Eden Roc kept his unbeaten record when fighting off stable companion Putontheredlight to take the Grade 2 Durban Golden Horseshoe.
CRAIG ZACKEY
Bonginkosi Nkosi: Highveld-based conditioner Tobie Spies has made a habit of filling the first two positions in Graded races this season, especially in KwaZulu-Natal.
LYLE HEWITSON
Ken Nicol: In a race which changed dramatically over the latter stages, Shenanigans (10-1) won the first Graded event of Vodacom July day with a narrow victory in the Betting World 2200.
