Kimberley – Praying For Stay Of Execution
Gold Circle, Phumelela and the Racing Association in discussions as Kimberley trainers pledge that they want to work together to find a solution
8th November 2019
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Gold Circle, Phumelela and the Racing Association in discussions as Kimberley trainers pledge that they want to work together to find a solution
Paul Lafferty and James Goodman ask why the racing regulator aren’t enforcing anything – or doing anything
Anyone ever thought of how the French started their climb to the top many decades ago?
“I can understand why the bookmakers are popular. We should be catering to the needs of our punters by improving our own service…”
Young Bloods stars faces and places so familiar you can practically smell the grass and feel the South Easter.
The 1972 Epsom Derby winner, Roberto, proved an excellent sire, broodmare sire, and sire of sires
Two months and the cost of fixing something that isn’t broken becomes obvious
The NHRA needs to assist trainers with owners who fail to pay. So suggests trainer Leon Eramus Jnr who was recently warned off
Ready to Run introduces a new angle – in order for a horse to truly be ‘ready to run’ it has to have a passport
A reader suggests that Markus Jooste merely delayed the inevitable for an already obvious state of affairs, supporting a false economy within various sectors of the industry
An angry trainer said it was time for those in charge to tell the industry and the racing public how they had permitted a race to be run in clearly dangerous circumstances
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
