Flying Carpet dug deep under jockey Calvin Habib to hold off the challenge of fellow outsider Majestic MozartFormer champion trainer Sean Tarry continued his love affair with the Summer Cup at Turffontein on Tuesday when Flying Carpet triumphed to make it four wins in the last five years for his Randjesfontein stable.
A son of Judpot bred at Riethuiskraal Stud, Flying Carpet dug deep under jockey Calvin Habib to hold off the challenge of another outsider, Majestic Mozart. With Golden Pheasant and Johnny Hero finishing third and fourth, the quartet paid an astonishing dividend of more than R4m. Steelrode Mile victor Bingwa was one of the best-backed horses in the field, starting at 5-1, yet he fared even worse than Malmoos and Got The Greenlight, beating only one runner home and trailing in 20 lengths behind the winner.
The protest was overruled, providing Sound Of Warning with her third career win and proving it was the right decision by Drakenstein not to offer the daughter of Trippi for sale as a yearling.
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