Sitting 200 miles

Yes, very interesting comments. The actual final time was 0.26 slower than Zurigha posted when beating Igugu. It was all about how the race was run, and that strong early pace.

i never heard comments my side as jessy is watching chuggington's and i old got that brief look at the race. Ill watch replays tonight but for me it looked like they went a decent clip

I'm all over goosebumps ...

The commentator was ecstatic, getting all poetic about "Into every life a little rain must fall" and then realising that the meaning of the proverb didn't really fit for Mike de Kock, LOL! And trying to turn it round to mean the opposite. But more seriously, he was making some big statements about "pure class" and the Dubai World Cup. It was a thrill to watch, SFR powering away up the Newmarket hill and getting further and further away the further he ran.

the talk seems to be they went fast and if they did he certainly was not stopping at the end, exciting

By the way, I believe Soft Falling Rain is the first SAf-bred to win a Gr2 in the UK.

Updated my blog/site: safracehorse.blogspot.com/p/ukire.html

topclass ....true champ if he can win the big one next start

They reached flat out 40 miles per hour in the 1st furlong then kept on at a blistering pace,the commentators
were excited cos sfr was the only horse that never fade at the end

Makes me proud to be a south african just show u what vasbyt means will all the spanners the aussies and europeans are trying to throw in the works it shows the metal what mdk is made of

sfr versus variety club over 1600m?

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Unfortunately it looks likely, if he wins on Champions Day in October, that he will retire to stud in the UK.

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thought he would end up standing at summerhill:D

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I wonder how many mares the Sheik will send him?