Kenilworth Results 10 November 2026: Winners and Our Picks
These Kenilworth results cover all nine races from Tuesday 10 November 2026. To start with, Peach Cobbler won the opener for us at 5/4, and three more of our picks finished second. However, we lost three of our nine picks to scratchings, and one of them was our best bet.
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First, here are the nine winners from the Tuesday card, with the price and the finish of our pick. Also, the results come from Raceform, and prices are starting prices.
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How Our Picks Did at Kenilworth
One winner from nine reads like a quiet day. Still, the card was closer than that. First, Peach Cobbler was the best filly in the opener and won by a length and a half at 5/4. Then Tequila Tango, Future Call and Above The Law all ran well and finished second.
Tequila Tango was the one that hurt, because he went down by a quarter of a length to Gallic Charm, a 25/1 shot. Also, Above The Law lost by half a length to Bello Gallico. In fact, the pair earned the best ratings on the card.
However, the second half went wrong before a race was run. Grapes Of Wrath, our strongest pick, came out of Race 7, and Meg’s Legacy and Axis Power came out as well. As a result, level R10 win bets on the six picks that ran would have returned R22.50 for R60 at starting prices. Meanwhile, Legal Dancer and Chinwag both finished last of seven, and neither looked like winning.
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What the Kenilworth Results Mean for Our Jockeys and Trainers
Once again, Justin Snaith trained three winners: Gallic Charm, Bright Fate and Red Flag. In other words, that makes seven for him at Kenilworth in two meetings. Similarly, Richard Fourie rode two of the day’s winners, Star World and Red Flag, so his good run from Saturday carried on.
Also, Candice Bass-Robinson won both early maidens with Peach Cobbler and Red Hot Rifle, and Aldo Domeyer rode the pair. Meanwhile, Mickaelle Michel landed the 25/1 shot on Gallic Charm. So see our profiles of Justin Snaith, Richard Fourie, Candice Bass-Robinson and Mickaelle Michel for their next rides and runners.
What Comes Next
Next, Fairview races on Wednesday, and our Fairview tips page has the card and our picks. Then the Vaal follows on Thursday with our Vaal tips. After that, our Kenilworth tips page will carry the next Cape card as soon as it is out. Also, the Kenilworth results from Saturday show how our ten picks did at the Cape Mile meeting.
The photo of Kenilworth Racecourse from Devil’s Peak is by Abu Shawka, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
Your Questions Answered
Who won the richest race at Kenilworth on 10 November?
Star World won the R180,000 MR 92 Handicap for fillies and mares at 28/10. Richard Fourie rode her for trainer Vaughan Marshall, with Catch A Penny second and Champagne Castle third.
Which Kenilworth winner paid the most on Tuesday?
Gallic Charm, who won the Maiden Plate at 25/1 under Mickaelle Michel for Justin Snaith. So the tote paid R29.00 for a R1 win bet. Also, Apricity won at 16/1 and paid R11.30.
What did the Pick 6 pay at Kenilworth?
In the end, the Pick 6 paid R66,013.10. Apricity at 16/1 in Race 6 and Bright Fate at 7/1 in Race 5 were the two results that knocked out most tickets.
How did our picks do at Kenilworth?
Overall, we had one winner from nine: Peach Cobbler at 5/4. In addition, three more of our picks finished second, while three did not run, including our best bet Grapes Of Wrath.
Where do I find the next Kenilworth card?
Our Kenilworth tips page carries the racecard and our picks for every race as soon as the next card is out. Meanwhile, Fairview races on Wednesday.