Lockdown Day 29 – Snap Puzzle
Yesterday, Terrance Millard’s Wild Ash with Bert Abercrombie in the saddle, stumped many
24th April 2020
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Yesterday, Terrance Millard’s Wild Ash with Bert Abercrombie in the saddle, stumped many
A multiple Gr1 winning trainer, Joey Soma says that he is very pleased to be out of all the politics as it affords him the time to enjoy training horses, playing golf and punting
The 1992 experiment by the Natal clubs to try breakfast racing soon became toast
Prescription or A death certificate?You decide, but a glance at the Fairview programme for 1 May sends the message home
In a time of national guilt and stark reality, there will also be plenty of consideration as to where to pitch stallion service fees for the new season
Does the yardstick of Gr1 winners automatically make Mike de Kock the greatest?
Between the TAB betting menu and Tellytrack, I became totally disorientated and eventually landed up switching to Netflix
The subject of top jockeys is one that could could us tied up all day in debate
‘The grooms are also sacrificing their lives for these wonderful animals and I thank them wholeheartedly’
Amazing that an unsuccessful sire and dam sire can create such a good horse!
Mike Bass and Justin Snaith’s father Chris had shared a house as students and had started their training careers together in the Cape Hunt amateur ranks
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
