The Seabiscuit Of KZN
Our sport is nothing without the horse and its people. Thanks to a little horse called Eagle’s Legacy for providing a timely reminder.
3rd April 2018
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Our sport is nothing without the horse and its people. Thanks to a little horse called Eagle’s Legacy for providing a timely reminder.
Khumalo was clearly delighted to be back riding and to get back into the winner’s enclosure
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