All Out For Six surprises in HSH Princess Charlene Big Cap


A Vaughan Marshall trained One World colt duly won Sunday’s R5 000 000 HSH Princess Charlene Big Cap (1400m), but it was not hot favourite One Stripe.

The latter suffered a very rough trip in running, and it was left to his stablemate All Out For Six to prevail in the Hollywoodbets Kenilworth feature. Under an aggressive ride from Grant Van Niekerk, All Out For Six stormed home to win going away by a length and three quarters.

Unfortunately, in the process, All Out For Six moved onto The Grey King, who in turn shifted into the path of One Stripe.

Hot favourite, and G1 L’Ormarins King’s Plate/G1 Hollywoodbets Cape Guineas hero, One Stripe was lucky not to come down in running and had to settle for sixth place in Sunday’s R5 000 000 race.

His jockey Gavin Lerena lamented after the race,” The gap was always there after I had managed to balance him up nicely in the straight. The incident was very unnecessary and unsafe. I am sorry for the public and the connections for what happened to this poor horse. ”

Prior to Sunday’s win, All Out For Six had shown smart form, with the colt finishing second, to subsequent G1 World Sports Betting Cape Town Met/G1 SplashOut Cape Derby winner Eight On Eighteen, in the G3 Langerman and also finishing runner up, behind One Stripe, in this season’s G2 Cape Punters Cup.

The One World Racing Syndicate owned All Out For Six has All Out For Six has won three of his 10 starts, with Sunday’s big race win taking his earnings to R3 503 801. He was a R170 000 buy from the 2023 Cape Racing Winter Mixed Sale.

The latest big race winner to have emerged from the first crop of One World, All Out For Six is out of the winning Trippi mare Howl, a three-parts sister to G2 Cape Punters Cup winner Hluhluwe.