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Kotzen’s Virginia Is A Sweetie!
Ashton Arries opened his win account in the Eastern Cape with a well-balanced ride on Glen Kotzen raider Virginia Sweet to grab top honours in the R150 000 Listed East Cape Oaks
Ashton Arries opened his win account in the Eastern Cape with a well-balanced ride on Glen Kotzen raider Virginia Sweet to grab top honours in the R150 000 Listed East Cape Oaks
The Racing schedule is not affected at this stage, however, this situation may change and is largely dependent on all role players strictly adhering to the professional guidance as provided
A lifetime Newcastle-based punter struck gold in the Hollywoodbets Punters’ Challenge on his 57th birthday on Thursday when he found all eight winners on the Vaal card
Former SA champion apprentice Kyle Strydom celebrated a first winner in Britain aboard the well backed Expressionles
The ink had barely dried on the news that her Gr1 winning son In The Congo is to embark on a stallion career, when her yearling daughter sold for a sale-topping A$1.8-million
The Handicappers were of the opinion that third finisher Rule By Force made for the best line horse here, which leaves him with an unaltered rating of 108
De Gouveia reiterated that it was a racing incident – the movement by his horse, his foot slipping out the stirrups and the starter’s hand on the button. How can they not have given him the benefit of the doubt?
South Africa’s infamously onerous export protocols are a drag on any average day but may well have worked fortuitously for owners Tony Jelinski and Sterling Miller
Dean Kannemeyer produced the magic for the Hollywood Syndicate at the Theatre of Champions on Sunday when the ultra-consistent Rafeef filly Shantastic showed her customary turn of foot
South Africans Luke Ferraris and Douglas Whyte combined for their first success together when The Good Deal swept to victory in the Class 5 Lam Tsuen River Handicap
None Other was winning the SA Oaks at the first renewal bearing the name of SA Racing’s former first lady Bridget Oppenheimer, and is a granddaughter of Ilha Da Vitoria, who won the Gr1 Horse Chestnut Stakes in 2006, coincidentally the first year the race carried the name of Harry Oppenheimer
Former SA Champion jockey Andrew Fortune’s six month quest to be relicenced to ride again reaches something of a watershed