July Theme Announced
The organisers of the Vodacom Durban July to be run on Saturday 3 July 2021 have unveiled the theme that will influence the racing, fashion and social aspects of the iconic raceday
7th March 2021
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The organisers of the Vodacom Durban July to be run on Saturday 3 July 2021 have unveiled the theme that will influence the racing, fashion and social aspects of the iconic raceday
Every so often, a horse comes along and defies the logic of its pedigree – a case in point being last weekend’s Gr1 Cape Derby winner, Linebacker
Clouds Unfold, a dual winner of the Gr1 Majorca Stakes in a top-class track career, has run her last race and will retire to the serene paddocks of her birthplace, Drakenstein Stud
Galileo’s Gr1 Ranvet Stakes winning son The United States made a bold statement when his very first runner, Sheela, made a winning debut to land Saturday’s Listed Storm Bird Stakes
One of South Africa’s best value for money thoroughbred auctions, the Bloodstock South Africa Cape Yearling Sale has produced a string of top prospects over the years
The influence of legendary broodmare Fall Aspen was felt in various big races over the past weekend
The Hollywood Syndicate looks well set up for a big season as they plan their racing programme for the next few months
Ideal World, who entered stud in 2010 as a Gr2-placed, dual French stakes winner, has to date sired 26 stakes winners and in true Mauritzfontein tradition, the blue-blooded sire has made his mark as a classic stallion
Former Horse Of The Year Legislate, one of the very best sons of former top Cape sire Dynasty, has made a promising start to his stud career
The Winning Form-sponsored jockey partners the 2017 Cape Winter Series Triple Crown winner African Night Sky for Justin Snaith and veteran owner Fred Crabbia
Finding the words ‘excitement’ and ‘insurance’ in the same sentence is as rare as breeding a Triple Crown winner!
