‘What can I say, I’ve won the Ebor on my last ride (at York) – it’s mad. I thought if I win on Kinross then great but I didn’t expect this one so it’s double sweet’ – Frankie
Prince Of Fire’s win capped a double on the day for trainer Kelly Mitchley and Yeni. The young conditioner, only in her second full season, is clearly going places after notching 40 winners last term
In a nutshell, Hollywoodbets and Bortz have offered to rescue horseracing in the holiday province, with Bortz offering to lend Gold Circle R100m to allow the Company to operate until 31 July 2024
Frankie Dettori produced a brilliant front-running ride aboard Mostahdaf as he lowered the colours of Paddington in a thrilling edition of the Juddmonte International Stakes
Princess Calla, the fourth female Horse of the Year in the past six years, is solid proof that members of the fairer sex are more than capable of showing up their male rivals
A glance down the list of Cape Racing and Cape Breeders Club nominees in the various categories for the 2022/23 awards evokes wonderful memories of some of the greatest racing action we have enjoyed in many years
Deceased champion Rock Of Gibraltar, whose progeny have enjoyed so much success in South Africa, was a striking influence at Turffontein on Saturday
We will know late on Wednesday evening whether the star mare Princess Calla will become the seventh fairer sex galloper and the second Maine Chance-bred product of the 21st century to be crowned SA Horse Of The Year
Regally bred chestnut The United States proved one of the rising sire stars of the 2022-2023 South African season and enjoyed another eyecatching winner at Hollywoodbets Scottsville on Sunday
Paddington is now 4-7 favourite for Wednesday’s Juddmonte International after news broke on Sunday that 2022 Derby hero Desert Crown would miss York after suffering a new injur
Hollywoodbets Scottsville plays host to an eight-race programme this afternoon. It’s a well-filled card and should produce some competitive racing. The first is due off
Two past winners of the Cape’s premier summer speed clash are in the fifteen strong line-up
Charl Pretorius pokes a bit of fun as we brace ourselves for a rollercoaster ride through the absurd, the outrageous, and the downright unbelievable in South African horse racing
