Wilgerbosdrift’s short-lived sire Soft Falling Rain has made a big impression with his first two-year-olds this season, and the former Equus Champion was responsible for his fourth first crop winner this weekend when his 2yo son Alramz made a winning debut at Turffontein on Saturday. Bred by Highlands (also breeders of Soft Falling Rain himself), Read more about Fourth winner for Soft Falling Rain[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s proven G1 sire Flower Alley was responsible for his first South African winners on Saturday, when his 2yo daughters Keep Smiling and Rille won impressively at Turffontein and Kenilworth respectively. The Sean Tarry trained Keep Smiling became Flower Alley’s very first South African winner when she flew up late to land a maiden juvenile Read more about Saturday double for Flower Alley[…]
Wilgerbosdrift made history on Wednesday when their Masaki made R9 000 000 to top the first day of the 2019 Emperors Palace National Yearling Sale. Catalogued as lot 184, the striking son of Silvano was knocked down to Mike de Kock on behalf of Shadwell South Africa for a new South African record price paid for a Read more about Wilgerbosdrift colt sets new South African record![…]
Talented five-year-old Another Truth, whose Kentucky Derby winning sire I’ll Have Another was sired by Wilgerbosdrift’s G1 winning stallion Flower Alley, made news at Hanshin on Sunday when he won the G3 Antares Stakes over 1800 metres. Under jockey Takuya Ono, the gelding ran on to score a half-length win over Grimm, with London Town Read more about FLOWER ALLEY GRANDSON SHINES IN JAPAN[…]
The Wilgerbosdrift based champion Alboran Sea gained a welcome boost to her pedigree page when her half-sister Iskander got off the mark at Gosford on Wednesday. Trained by Chris Waller for owner Katsumi Yoshida, two-year-old Iskander did well to lead all the way and score a 0.3 of a length win over 1200 metres. Iskander, Read more about ALBORAN SEA HALF-SISTER OFF THE MARK![…]