Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting resident stallion Flower Alley was represented by his fourth individual G1 winner when his son Bullards Alley landed the G1 Pattison Canadian International at Woodbine on Sunday in record breaking fashion. Sent off a 42-1 long-shot for the $800 000 contest, Bullards Alley won by a record breaking margin of 10.75 lengths – the Read more about Bullards Alley lands Canadian International[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting sire Flower Alley looks to have a smart sort on his hands in the form of two-year-old filly Flowers Vale. The latter made it two wins from as many outings when scoring a facile 3.25 length win in an allowance plate at Mountaineer Park on Sunday to maintain her unbeaten record. (Flower Vale Read more about Flower Alley filly maintains her unbeaten record[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s beautifully bred young broodmare Saint Mary gained a massive update to her already impeccable pedigree this weekend. Her top-class half-brother Mubtaahij, who had won the G2 UAE Derby in the care of Mike de Kock, picked up the first G1 victory of his career when the five-year-old stormed home to land the G1 Awesome Read more about Saint Mary’s brother is Awesome again![…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s well performed young sire Soft Falling Rain, whose first yearlings come up for sale in 2018, has a half-brother who has been nominated for the G1 Sansui Summer Cup, to be run at Turffontein on November 25th. Let It Rain, a Dynasty half-brother to Soft Falling Rain, holds an entry in the R2 000 Read more about Soft Falling Rain brother entered for Summer Cup[…]
An impressive debut from the well related Salimah highlighted a Sunday double for Wilgerbosdrift, bred in partnership with Mauritzfontein, bred horses at Scottsville. One of five winners on the card for trainer Dennis Drier (who was celebrating his birthday on Sunday), Salimah impressed when bolting up by 3.75 lengths to score first time out for Read more about SALIMAH HIGHLIGHTS SUNDAY DOUBLE[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s successful resident stallion Flower Alley, who made such a good impression at Sunday’s Stallion Day, was represented by a smart looking 2yo winner in North America on Monday. His daughter Flowers Vale won first time out at Mountaineer Casino Racetrack& Resort when scoring by an impressive seven and a half lengths over 900 metres. Read more about Facile debut winner for Flower Alley[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s top class racemare Europa Point is a half-sister to Saturday’s British scorer Mutakatif who got off the mark at Chester in style. Trained by Charlie Hills, and ridden to victory by Dane O’Neill, Mutakatif was sent off a prohibitive 13-8 favourite for a novice stakes over 1400m and duly obliged by a neck. Mutakatif, Read more about EUROPA POINT BROTHER SCORES AT CHESTER[…]
Wilgerbosdrift’s successful sire Flower Alley enjoyed a great run of success with his runners in North America this weekend when the G1 Travers Stakes winner was represented by a trio winners in the US over the past weekend, including feature race winner Beach Flower. The latter became her sire’s 19th individual stakes winner when she Read more about Big weekend for Alley[…]
The promising filly Tazkeya, a close relative of Wilgerbosdrift’s exciting young sire Soft Falling Rain, took her record to two wins from just four outings when romping home to score by five and a half lengths at Delaware Park on Thursday. It was no race for the lightly raced three-year-old who romped home to win Read more about Facile win for Rain relative[…]
Wilgerbosdrift is home to the dam of one of the top turf performers currently competing in North America. Can’thelpbelieving, the impressive winner of Sunday’s G2 Sky Classic Stakes at Woodbine, is a son of Duke Of Marmalade and Wilgerbosdrift’s well bred broodmare Embark. Trained by Graham Motion, Can’thelpbelieving made it career win number five when Read more about EMBARK SON LANDS SKY CLASSIC![…]