Lockdown Day 53 – Snap Puzzle
Persian Wonder raced in SA with his first start on 9 May 1964 in the Drill Hall Stakes where he finished second last
18th May 2020
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Persian Wonder raced in SA with his first start on 9 May 1964 in the Drill Hall Stakes where he finished second last
The Vodacom Durban July being run on 25 July is conditional on government allowing racing to restart in the near future
Hopefully the business rescuer is able to perform his duties independently, and able to clean the slate – we do not want one employee from the old regime to keep his job
Congratulations to Jay August for Saturday’s win when he came up with Kipling son, Top Secret, who won the Queen’s Plate twice
Horseracing needs to get with the programme of modern family life and adapt accordingly
Yesterday’s puzzle photo was of jockey Alan Munro and Clifton Queen winning the 1995 Tibouchina Stakes
There is no time like right now for racing to join forces under one banner for once and for all, and to abandon the petty provincialism and move forward with one voice
I still have a horse in training relentlessly consuming thousands each month. Once a mug always a mug?
Yesterday’s pic of Terrance Millard and Felix Coetzee with 1986 Gr1 Gold Cup winner Occult was a popular find for many
It looks to me as if the punter has just literally given up the ghost with racing
Great racing on a fair track, secure parking, beautifully maintained gardens and fried kingklip and chips for R2-50. It was a winner allround!
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
