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A field of 12 top class three-year-olds are set to go to the post for the R1 million Cape Guineas at Kenilworth on Saturday.

Joey Ramsden’s Cape champion juvenile of last season King Of Pain renews his Selangor Cup rivalry with Dean Kannemeyer’s Capetown Noir.

Ramsden’s grey snuck down the rail to hold the flying Capetown Noir in the G2 Selangor a fortnight ago and with pair drawn right alongside each other it may be the clash of the season.

Sean Tarry brings Dingaans winner The Hangman to Cape Town to frank or fry the Guateng 3yo form.

KZN Guineas Trial winner Love Struck got a free entry into this event courtesy of his win there and together with Cape Classic winner Chave De Oura makes up the KZN challenge.

Paul Lafferty’s son of Kahal has drawn barrier one but Anton Marcus jumps off him in favour of partnering Black Toga, no doubt due to his commitment as the retained rider for the Jooste team.

 1  KING OF PAIN  58.0  5  B Fayd'Herbe/Joey Ramsden

 2  CAPETOWN NOIR  58.0  4  K Neisius/Dean Kannemeyer

 3  THE HANGMAN  58.0  6  P Strydom/Sean Tarry

 4  BLACK TOGA  58.0   3  A Marcus/Vaughan Marshall

 5  LOVE STRUCK  58.0  1  K Teetan/Paul Lafferty

 6  CHAVE DE OURA  58.0  8  S Cormack/Dennis Drier

 7  TEVEZ  58.0   12  G van Niekerk/Mike Bass

 8  ACT FAST  58.0  9  M Byleveld/Vaughan Marshall

 9  PATERFAMILIAS  58.0  2  G Hatt/Mike Bass

10  SANSHAAWES  58.0  7  M Winnaar/Piet Steyn

11  UNENCUMBERED  58.0  11  R Fradd/Justin Snaith

12  EPIC TALE  58.0  10  A Domeyer/Mike Bass