Impressive debut winner for Soft Falling Rain

Wilgerbosdrift’s much lamented stallion Soft Falling Rain looks to have come up with yet another smart two-year-old in the form of Florida Keys. The latter made an eye catching, winning debut when victorious at the Vaal on Monday afternoon. Trained by Sean Tarry, and ridden to victory by Gavin Lerena, the Wilgerbosdrift & Mauritzfontein bred Read more about Impressive debut winner for Soft Falling Rain[…]

Flower Alley granddaughter triumphs in Japan

Wilgerbosdrift’s G1 winning sire Flower Alley made headlines in Japan on Sunday as the broodmare sire of G1 Osaka Hai winner Lucky Lilac. A daughter of Orfevre and Flower Alley’s Ashland Stakes winning daughter Lilacs And Lace, five-year-old Lucky Lilac kept pace on the inside of the pack at Hanshin Racecourse and shot through a Read more about Flower Alley granddaughter triumphs in Japan[…]

Fire Away’s half sister off the mark

Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting young War Front stallion Fire Away gained a further boost to his pedigree page when his three-year-old half-sister Vigilantes Way got off the mark on Saturday. Third on debut, Vigilantes Way showed speed between rivals before taking over and sneaking away a bit midway down the backside. Favorite EstiloTalentoso attempted to make a Read more about Fire Away’s half sister off the mark[…]

Oaks Trial success for Flower Alley

Wilgerbosdrift’s G1 winning sire Flower Alley came up with his 23rd individual stakes winner when his progressive 3yo daughter Fayrooz (a member of her sire’s first South African crop) claimed the Listed Ormond Ferraris Oaks Trial (2000m) at Turffontein on Saturday. One of two Flower Alley fillies in the R150 000 Oaks Trial, the Mike De Read more about Oaks Trial success for Flower Alley[…]

Soft Falling Rain gelding impresses on debut

Wilgerbosdrift’s deceased sire Soft Falling Rain made his presence felt both on the track and in the sales ring over the past few days. The former G1 SA Nursery winner, and globetrotting star, looks to have some very smart two-year-olds this season, with Soft Falling Rain’s latest juvenile winner to impress being the Dean Kannemeyer Read more about Soft Falling Rain gelding impresses on debut[…]