A Game Plan Kicks In
I said all along last year that our 2 year olds looked a special bunch and they seem to have trained on to be nice 3 year olds…
2nd November 2016
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I said all along last year that our 2 year olds looked a special bunch and they seem to have trained on to be nice 3 year olds…
A roundup of the Choice Carriers Race Day and that pesky NHA rule 72.1.43
I plan to take an active role in finding ways and means to get more of our horses here competing in Singapore and potentially around the world
As in every year, a number of stallions achieved memorable milestones during 2016
Horses, people and happy endings. The story of Run For It and how the best luck happens when you need it most
Currently three of the top ten on the US General Sires List are Seattle Slew descendants
There is no fear of Durban helping us out with their Draconian and totally over-the-top runners policy…
“The stuff us racing people see every day is once in a lifetime stuff for other people.” Ashleigh Hughes tells us about her Turffontein Sunrise Sessions.
The first leg of the international will be held at Fairview – Striker’s hometown. That in itself is a golden marketing opportunity fail on the part of the organisers, in our opinion
None were more in the limelight than Bush Hill Stud’s beautifully bred young horse, Flying The Flag
I am not too disappointed with The Conglomerate and won’t be jumping off a bridge quite yet!
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
