Where Is SA Racing At The Moment?
Troubled times need strong, decisive, fair, principled, sincere, swift, and transparent leadership that is neither self-serving nor self-preserving
8th May 2024
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Troubled times need strong, decisive, fair, principled, sincere, swift, and transparent leadership that is neither self-serving nor self-preserving
The Sporting Post received calls after Gareth Wright had been substituted for Domeyer, who could not get down to the 56kgs allotted to October Morn
Have you ever thought about where it has all gone wrong for racing and why have we been at a crossroads for some time for the greatest game in town?
‘I enjoyed the best days of this game. I can’t remember any politics. We spoke racing – and racing only’
Trainer Leon Lotz pays a compliment to the track staff at Flamingo Park in a note to the Sporting Post mailbag
I want to listen to interviews of our trainers and jockeys,focus on our SA horses cantering down and take an enjoyable bet. But this is just not possible
I see that we no longer have the weekly quartet carryovers to the last race of local Sunday meetings…
To celebrate our horsey heritage, I thought this extract would make for sentimental reflection
Surely such threats should not be tolerated and should be investigated?
This time last week we were looking forward to the 163rd renewal of the World Sports Betting Cape Town Met
In a new weekly column we look at some of the past weekend’s highlights, and set the fractions with Saturday’s Hollywoodbets Kenilworth WSB Cape Town Met racemeeting
A seasoned racing fan writes that in the zone between 15 and 3 minutes before the official race time, nobody is interested in listening to the personal fancies and various constructions of the presenters’ exotic permutations
Leading South African-based owners Hollywood Racing have broken new ground with the acquisition of five yearlings during the Book 1 session at Karaka this week
