![](https://www.sportingpost.co.za/wp-content/uploads/2021/08/Lot-307-e1628455398559.jpg)
2yo Sale: Grace Stables Offers Three Colts
Crusade, Mambo In Seattle and Wings Of Desire are the sires of their trio
Thoroughbred horse breeding news, views and opinions from South Africa and around the world. Our columnists and authors share their valuable insights on this fascinating aspect of horse racing.
Crusade, Mambo In Seattle and Wings Of Desire are the sires of their trio
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
LONGINES World’s Best Racehorse Rankings claims his superb half-brother Rainbow Bridge as the best South African racehorse
Keivan Stud will be bringing four well bred two-year-olds to the 2021 August Two Year Old Sale
There is only a week left for breeders and owners to enter their two-year-olds for the 2021 renewal of the traditionally powerful CTS Ready To Run and Unbroken Two-Year-Old Sale
The day has already started in a testing vein for punters with the Fairview meeting moving from the turf to the all-weather track
Moutonshoek, breeders of, among others, last season’s brilliant three-year-old filly Captain’s Ransom, will be bringing five lots to this year’s August Two Year Old Sale
The catalogue for Book 1 of the 2021 Tattersalls October Yearling Sale is now online
‘Linebacker is a Horse Of The Year elect. He has been simply outstanding all season, never finishing out of the first two. He is an excellent example of the quality that Captain Of All can produce’
Declarationofpeace was a $2,6 million foal and represents an opportunity to mine the speed of Danzig
It will be good news for South African racing fans that, despite a number of offers from abroad, Gerald and Karen Kalil’s multiple champion Quid Pro Quo will continue her 3yo season on African soil
Former SA Champion jockey Andrew Fortune’s six month quest to be relicenced to ride again reaches something of a watershed
The Ridgemont’s Kieswetter and Drakenstein’s Rupert families are major players in our horseracing and the Monmouth Park feature thus held more than a passing interest for many of us