Where the horse comes first
The Maslow BSA National Yearling Sale kicks off at 13h00 on Wednesday 22 April.
Moutonshoek describe this as their best draft ever.
With kind thanks to Andrew Bon
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The evolving fairytale of a filly that couldn’t raise more than a R60 000 bid in the sales arena continued on Friday evening
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Cape Racing have produced a De Grendel Gr2 Cape Merchants discussion panel, hosted by Alistair Cohen and including Racing Coordinator Kurt Felix and Brandon Bailey
With races 7, 8 and 9 still to be run, racing at the Vaal has been delayed due to lightning in the vicinity of the racecourse.
