Power Pudding Stays A 114
After a bumper weekend of feature racing action, the NHRA have published their feature merit rating adjustments
9th June 2020
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After a bumper weekend of feature racing action, the NHRA have published their feature merit rating adjustments
All of the Jockeys in Johannesburg were tested for SARS-CoV-2. Almost all tested negative
The National Horseracing Authority confirms that in line with its commitment to ensuring the safety of all the participants, it has established extensive Covid-19 Protocols and Procedures, for the Resumption of Racing behind closed doors
‘Eight races have been programmed per meeting, but we will now be able to add an extra Maiden Juvenile Plate to each meeting. This will effectively provide an additional 60 runs for the juveniles this month’
For the month of June, and as previously communicated, horses will be limited to run in their racing districts unless they are making one permanent move
The NHA is pleased to announce that Horseracing in South Africa will resume on 1 June 2020
In line with international best practice, this demonstrates how seriously the NHA considers the health and safety of all of the stakeholders and role players involved in our industry
It’s business as usual as South African horseracing readies to hopefully resume behind closed doors on 1 June
The Racing Association recently announced the appointment of two new members to its board
A total of R 3 879 000 has been paid/will be paid out to trainers for the month of May and these same amounts will in turn be credited against the relevant owners’ accounts
The National Horseracing Authority have now updated their weekly calendar, last published pre-lockdown on 26 March
Finding the words ‘excitement’ and ‘insurance’ in the same sentence is as rare as breeding a Triple Crown winner!
