So What Happens To Kenilworth Racing?
Business Rescue appears to be focussed up North. But what’s happening in the Cape?
7th September 2020
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Business Rescue appears to be focussed up North. But what’s happening in the Cape?
I note in an article on your site that Charles Savage states that it is being considered to name the new racing company RACECO
Selwyn Elk says that is is hogwash that this lost shoe phenomenon happens all over the world
If as an owner you are in this game for money, and not driven by passion best you find some other place to live your dream
Don’t be shy but please don’t get personal either
Do we want to nail our colours to the mast of the famous 5 and have faith that their underestimating of Betfred was just an oversight?
Sometimes we complicate a simple thing by concentrating on what the business needs rather than what the customer would want and this has to be the starting point
President Cyril Ramaphosa’s lockdown address to the nation on Saturday evening will not only have been music to the ears of those that enjoy a tipple or lighting up
The future path of South African racing looks set to be decided in the next seven days with an announcement from Phumelela’s Business Rescue Specialist John Evans expected on 18 August
Always keen to be able to answer a letter, especially when I am portrayed as John Wayne!
A R1 million yearling at Nationals last week, and a maiden stakes winner on Sunday – Soqrat’s shares are on the up
Superlative Stakes winner and Classic-placed Gustav Klimt will stand at Heversham Park Farm in South Africa, having stood at Haras d’Annebault most recently
