Galileo’s Year
2016 is a year which will largely be remembered for the remarkable achievements of the world’s number one sire, Galileo
4th January 2017
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2016 is a year which will largely be remembered for the remarkable achievements of the world’s number one sire, Galileo
With the L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate just a few days away, we pulled a file from the vaults to revisit the story of Royal Affair, ‘the fastest 3yo South Africa has ever seen’
2016 will also be remembered for a number of outstanding performances by both equine and human performers
There is simply no excuse for turning a blind eye to racing’s needs whilst longer term solutions are available
Lammerskraal Stud’s resident sire Go Deputy enjoyed a memorable day at Kenilworth on Grand Parade Cape Guineas day l
Instead of a glorious day of the best 3yo’s battling for supremacy at our flagship racecourse, our top Classic was dismissed with about as much ceremony as a bog standard maiden.
Wonderful weather, wonderful horses and wonderful racing. Why then did it just not feel like the Guineas?
The inability to run South African racing to schedule surely needs to be addressed
As the curtain comes down on 2016 it is interesting to ponder which sports are in the best shape going into the New Year
Horse people tend to be fairly well versed on their subject, so it’s hard to fob them off with vague or poor service. When all is said and done, goods aren’t sold, they are bought
SA Champion trainer and big race title-holder Justin Snaith has nine entries in the early stages of the R5 million World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Town Met class of 2025 that was unveiled earlier today
