Time To Scrap Turffontein Night Racing
We have a Listed company losing money by trying to please a minute proportion of racing’s elite
9th December 2016
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We have a Listed company losing money by trying to please a minute proportion of racing’s elite
Tellytrack has its fans and its detractors, but love it or hate it, it is our industry mouthpiece
Arc-En-Ciel may have stopped its breeding operation 3 years ago, but it is going stronger than ever, albeit under a different guise as an exotic game farm…
On 25, 26 and 27 November 2016 the SAAPF hosted the second International Blacksmith Competition. We went to check it out.
With a number of recent features being won by Australian imports, it was encouraging to note that all three of Saturday’s Kenilworth features were won by South African bred thoroughbreds
Every wondered how racing silks are made? We chat to Fiona McLeod from Odds On Colours to find out.
The more things change, the more they stay the same could be the heading describing the leading sires list in the Northern Hemisphere this year
How does one put the fun into racing and target a new generation of racegoers? Wocket Woy has the answers
A horse’s ability to adapt with an open heart is truly extraordinary. If we’re lucky, they teach us how
When Arrogate downed favourite, California Chrome, to land Saturday’s Gr1 Breeders’ Cup Classic, he became the tenth Mr Prospector line horse to win the Classic
What on earth is the NHA up to – and where is all the money coming from?
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
