Gold Circle: Hollywoodbets – Bortz Deal Goes Ahead
A Special General Meeting of Gold Circle Racing Club Members took place on 19 September 2023 and Members approved the Capital Contribution and Share Sale Agreement
A Special General Meeting of Gold Circle Racing Club Members took place on 19 September 2023 and Members approved the Capital Contribution and Share Sale Agreement
The current move by Cape Racing endorses the reality that a racing operator does in fact have a material role to play and thus effectively making their own contribution to upholding and enforcing the integrity of the sport
I find it totally unacceptable and unfair to be singling out one trainer, a young man (28) who had his first runner on 5 January 2023 for prohibited substances labelling it, doping
‘I stand for the integrity of our sport and the wellbeing of our horses. That’s it. But somehow, I have been accused of unfairly targeting certain trainers. So let’s jump into it, and break down every allegation’
Following popular demand, we are privileged to bring you the full speech as Bortz preaches integrity, beyond unity
Conspiracy theories abound in horseracing. And nothing quite fuels the fire than when officialdom deviate from the norms and act marginally out of character. Even when there may be a very good reason for it
The post-covid exponential growth curve and revival of the South African thoroughbred sales market continued as the curtain came down on the 2023 BSA August 2yo Sale
Maine Chance-bred Flower Alley mare Princess Calla gave trainer Sean Tarry his fourth SA Horse Of The Year title when a popular recipient of the premier title
Two Snaith champions who were arch-rivals for the SA Horse Of The Year crown in the 2021/22 season will meet in the breeding paddock
It was Bernie at his brilliant best in the final event when the heavyweight showed what a dash of tactical forethought, courage, guile, experience and luck can do to win a sprint at the Country Course from the widest draw in a field of 13
He is a Gr1-winning two-year-old, and a multiple graded stakes winner, who trained on sound to 6, and was Gr1 placed as an older horse
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas