Owning The World
Newly crowned SA Champion owner Suzette Viljoen and her husband Basie collected their Equus trophies at the BSA Sales Complex
20th August 2021
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Newly crowned SA Champion owner Suzette Viljoen and her husband Basie collected their Equus trophies at the BSA Sales Complex
Will someone please tell the Tellytrack producer that the majority of punters like to hear the views of the on-course presenters in the 10 minutes leading up to a race
‘The Racing Association should divulge the horse each panel judge voted for. Surely it can’t have been a unanimous decision’
It’s always a hotly debated topic – don’t be an after the race merchant – have your say today
Our industry has been severely damaged by crooks like Navarro and Rhein – let us in Southern Africa fight back with integrity as our core principle
The day has already started in a testing vein for punters with the Fairview meeting moving from the turf to the all-weather track
‘Since starting out in racing in the 60’s it was drummed into me that the NHA rules & regulations are to be followed to the letter and they apply to everyone connected in racing, no matter who you are’
Without wishing to be rude, the reality is that trainers and jockeys are the servants of owners and punters and it is the latter groups, or their elected alternates, who must rule the roost
Top racing attorney explains just why there may have been no complaints against the Racing Control Executive
My suggestion for it to function properly is that the Board be corporatized
Superlative Stakes winner and Classic-placed Gustav Klimt will stand at Heversham Park Farm in South Africa, having stood at Haras d’Annebault most recently
