The Mauritius Turf Club this week will honor the victims of the floods that hit the country, especially the capital, last Saturday, thus causing the cancellation of the second day of racing after only two events.
Activities will be planned for this weekend races on Saturday and Sunday to help also Disaster Canal Dayot.
The six events cancelled last week will be played on Sunday and will feature six events were held with the exception of a change in the jockey Gujadhur, which hosts the Mauritian Nooresh Juglall awaiting the arrival of the holder, Briton Richard Mullen.
Saturday's has grown to the image of the main event where good horses compete on the Draper's Mile. The main contender for victory September Wind, which happened this year with the team Rousset. His challengers will be Captain's Key, Elusive River, Royal Chalon, Abington, Al's Dreputy and Solar Symbol.
Sunday is the day she placed under the sign of the Play On Line Duchess Of York Cup race in which Tales Of Bravery, Solo Traveller, Polar Bound, Top Seller and to a lesser extent Glitter Star are the leading candidates to victory . But the favorite is Tales Of Bravery, which must, however, be wary seriously Solo Traveller.
Horses to follow for the day Saturday
1st race: Over The Ocean, Santos, Baron Blixen, Drug Squad
2nd race: Campus Smartelli
3rd race: Friday Lunch Club, Moon Raider Double Dash
4th race: Always A Pleasure, Mr Black Tom Allocation
5th race: Diamond Light, Ghost Dog
6th race: Elusive River, September Wind, Abington
7th race: Mr. Dane Wonderlaine, Ashanti Gold, Beau Bois, Captain Vedici
8th race: African Dancer, Tigger, Sands Of Fire, Joyful, City Of Choice
Horses to follow for the day Sunday:
1st race: Liam
2nd race: Valmorne Red Lotus
3rd race: Bayard, Traianius, How Many To Won
4th race: Beach Club, Winter Skye, Mighty March
Race 5: Lord Googol, Constellation, Accelero
Race 6: Tales Of Bravery, Solo Traveller, Polar Bound, Glitter Star
7th race: Manta Ridge, Umhlanga, Burberry, Mountain Thunder
8th race: Kumba-Ya, Absalom, Please To Progress, Dreams Come True