Quechua Works Up A Storm
This weekend is the second leg of the open Triple Crown and it marks the return of Spalato and Quechua
22nd October 2015
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This weekend is the second leg of the open Triple Crown and it marks the return of Spalato and Quechua
Top priced yearlings have a variable history, to say the least, in terms of top level success. Sarah Whitelaw reviews the best of 2015
Race day positives are bad for our industry and they’re bad for our horses. If we are having so many it begs the question, why are we letting people off so lightly?
Emperor Max arrived in Newmarket on the 27th of September and by all accounts is thriving in his prep for Saturday’s Qipco Gr1 Champion Sprint at Ascot
The Champion Stakes was first run in 1877, when it was won by top class performer, Springfield.
Uncle Den doesn’t simply love his horses, he genuinely savours each character with their individual quirks and seems to enjoy trying to get to the bottom of each of his charges. It is a privilege to spend some time with him and his visiting string
I cannot wait to get back to Kenilworth – and hopefully the new course – as soon as possible. I am sick and tired of this ridiculous system of entering horses at Durbanville and then drawing 45 or 50 and the fields then end up with only eight runners
Shane has always been open and honest about his runner’s chances and has guided me in terms of form, the track and other aspects of the racing here in Singapore
It would pay Phumelela to simply give up on the horseracing and focus on offering betting on Soccer Results.
We’re not scared to take on the big guys and we’re always out there trying. As they say, horses don’t know what they cost and we beat a lot of more expensive horses a lot of the time, so we make sure we have a lot of fun!
Former SA Champion jockey Andrew Fortune’s six month quest to be relicenced to ride again reaches something of a watershed
