Give Us Info – Not A Form Reading
As punters we want info from Trainers, Grooms, Jockeys and Owners of what they think about their horses
17th January 2022
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As punters we want info from Trainers, Grooms, Jockeys and Owners of what they think about their horses
In a week where an announcement is expected from 4Racing, ask the average stakeholder in South African horseracing about the sport’s shop-window, and it’s a myriad of confusion and urban legend
‘After watching the Cape Guineas many times over, I am not entirely convinced as to how meritorious Double Superlative’s victory really was’
It puzzles me and I am trying to understand the dynamics against the background of lesser races in 2022, and smaller fields – certainly in the Cape!
In my opinion if a Trainer prefers not to comment on their day’s runners, then their name should not appear
‘There was an incredible vibe at the races when those guys were around. Have you any idea where they are’ – so asks a reader
The storm that erupted afterwards as a result of an incident in the home straight has been the subject of much debate
‘I enjoyed the best days of this game. I can’t remember any politics. We spoke racing – and racing only’
4Racing face a major challenge in attempting to increase the number of people who bet on horse racing and in turn increase racing’s life blood – tote turnovers
I think the general public should be made aware of this rule each and every time a race meeting is cancelled
After the running of the seventh race at the Vaal on Thursday, a severe lightning storm moved in above the Vaal racecourse. With no sign of the storm dissipating, races 8,9 and 10
The tongue-twistingly named sprinter was bred and is owned in South Africa, trained by a US-based Brit and will be ridden by a French-based Belgian
