Another win for Starlile
07 July 2019 | Sports
Okahandja Racing’s Starlile won the 2 200 m race in the thoroughbred category at the Rehoboth July Handicap held last weekend.
Mannes Hendricks who is one of the managers of Okahandja Racing, said they are happy with Starlile’s performance. “It’s an awesome feeling. We worked around the clock and we are looking forward to defend the Okahatjipara July title later in July.”
Starlile, that also won the race last year, was followed by Warrior Poet of Seretse Olibile and Target Search from Kobos Racing.
In other races, Oro Negro from Kobus Racing dominated the A Division 1000 m after winning the same race in three different competitions consecutively, while Olibile’s Warrior Poet was second, ahead of Attheroyal of Angermund Racing in third place.
In the other races, Salahudeen of Hendrik Engelbrecht scooped the Maiden 1000 m division, while Thomas Jefferson of Junius Racing and Two To Tango from Okaondeka Racing took the second and third positions. Two To Tango also went on to win the 1 600 m race in the maiden division.
In Graduation 1 600 m, Lady Yvonne from Diergaardt Racing was first, followed by Valyrian Steel from Kobus Racing and Professor Supporters Club’s Little Gypsy in third position.
In the D Division, Royal Fleece of Wouksie van Wyk took the first place, while Bohemia of Eamon Freygang and What Else of Mouton Racing came second and third respectively. – Nampa
Mannes Hendricks who is one of the managers of Okahandja Racing, said they are happy with Starlile’s performance. “It’s an awesome feeling. We worked around the clock and we are looking forward to defend the Okahatjipara July title later in July.”
Starlile, that also won the race last year, was followed by Warrior Poet of Seretse Olibile and Target Search from Kobos Racing.
In other races, Oro Negro from Kobus Racing dominated the A Division 1000 m after winning the same race in three different competitions consecutively, while Olibile’s Warrior Poet was second, ahead of Attheroyal of Angermund Racing in third place.
In the other races, Salahudeen of Hendrik Engelbrecht scooped the Maiden 1000 m division, while Thomas Jefferson of Junius Racing and Two To Tango from Okaondeka Racing took the second and third positions. Two To Tango also went on to win the 1 600 m race in the maiden division.
In Graduation 1 600 m, Lady Yvonne from Diergaardt Racing was first, followed by Valyrian Steel from Kobus Racing and Professor Supporters Club’s Little Gypsy in third position.
In the D Division, Royal Fleece of Wouksie van Wyk took the first place, while Bohemia of Eamon Freygang and What Else of Mouton Racing came second and third respectively. – Nampa
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