Wilgerbosdrift’s in-form sire Flower Alley had a cross country double on Wednesday, with his son Baby I’m Perfect winning in North America and another son, Juniper Lane, scoring in South Africa on the same day. Flower Alley’s gelded son Baby I’m Perfect picked up his third career victory when scoring a comfortable one and a Read more about Wednesday double for Flower Alley[…]
Inform Travers Stakes winner Flower Alley had a quickfire double in South Africa over the past weekend, with son Rock Aloe saluting on Friday and daughter How And Why victorious the following day. Lightly raced 3yo gelding Rock Aloe made it two wins from just three starts when he won over 1600m at Fairview on Read more about South African double for Flower Alley[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s much missed Soft Falling Rain looks to have come up with yet another smart sort from his first crop in the form of the Pecan Hill Stud bred gelding Donderweer. The latter made it back to back wins when downing a very smart field to land a progress plate over 1200m at Turffontein on Read more about SOFT FALLING RAIN SON MAKES IT TWO OUT OF THREE[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting resident sire Flower Alley looks to have come up with a really promising sort in the form of Marygold. From the first South African crop of her sire, the Clifton Stud bred three-year-old made a big impression when making a winning debut at the Vaal on Thursday. Under jockey S’manga Khumalo, Marygold romped Read more about Impressive debut winner for Flower Alley[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting sire Flower Alley continues to make his mark with runners from his first South African crop, and the chestnut son of Distorted Humor was back in the news when Flower Alley runners scored at both Durbanville and Hollywoodbets Greyville this weekend. Flower Alley’s regally bred son Azores caught the eye when storming home Read more about South African double for Flower Alley[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s much missed stallion Soft Falling Rain had yet another smart looking first crop winner on Thursday when his grey son Stormy Winter made a winning debut at the Vaal. Backed down to start a 21-10 tote favourite, the David Nieuwenhuizen trained three-year-old dug down deep to score a half length win over another well Read more about Soft Falling Rain gelding wins on debut[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting resident sire Flower Alley went close to having a fifth G1 winner this weekend, when his classy son Nessy finished second in the G1 Northern Dancer Turf Stakes at Woodbine on Saturday. The six-year-old Nessy put up a bold showing when finishing 2.5 lengths off the 2019 G1 Dubai Sheema Classic winner Old Read more about Flower Alley son impresses in Canada[…]
A colt, from the immediate family of Wilgerbosdrift’s well bred new sire Fire Away, proved popular at the third day of trading at Keeneland’s September Yearling Sale on Wednesday. Consigned by Dromoland Farm, Agent IV, the Into Mischief colt (Lot 532) was knocked down to Godolphin for $850 000 making him one of the top Read more about Godolphin buy Fire Away relative[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s resident sire Flower Alley has enjoyed a promising week in South Africa this week, and the former G1 Travers Stakes winner enjoyed more success, this time in North America, when his durable son Flowers For Lisa won at Delaware Park on Thursday. Now a six-year-old, the gelded Flowers For Lisa made it win number Read more about 12th WIN FOR FLOWER ALLEY SON[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s G1 winning stallion Flower Alley made a bright start with his first South African two-year-olds last season, and the son of Distorted Humor was responsible for another bright looking prospect when his daughter Hawthorn broke her maiden in impressive fashion at Turffontein on Tuesday. Bred by Wilgerbosdrift & Mauritzfontein, the three-year-old Mike de Kock Read more about EYE CATCHING WINNER FOR FLOWER ALLEY[…]