Soma, Yeni to carry on
The Citizen|September 02, 2024
Serrano looks best in opening race.
Jack Milner
Soma, Yeni to carry on

SUCCESS: DUO HAVE MODE WINNNING OPTIONS AT THE VAAL.

Trainer Joe Soma and jockey Muzi Yeni came away with a double at Saturday's Turffontein meeting and can carry on where they left off at the vaal tomorrow.

Yeni really had to earn his fee to bring home Fiery Pegasus in the Race 1 and then demonstrated the talents of Back In Business when squeezing through on the outside and flying up to catch Cliff Hanger who had escaped the field to win the Listed Betway Spring Spree Stakes over 1200m by 1.80 lengths.

Never change a winning team is the motto of most top coaches and that could prove the case at the Vaal tomorrow where there is a seven-race card.

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