Charles Dickens Tops Hollywoodbets Durban July Boards
Candice Bass-Robinson’s Charles Dickens is currently at 7-2 and bids to become the third 3yo to win the race in the past six renewals
Candice Bass-Robinson’s Charles Dickens is currently at 7-2 and bids to become the third 3yo to win the race in the past six renewals
It’s now time to set up a meeting with stipendiary stewards, track managers, Cape Racing, trainers, jockeys and owners to get to the bottom of what it is that is currently enticing jockeys to go to the outside in the home straight
With Hong Kong World Pool turnovers on the WSB Met day racemeeting at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on Saturday rocketing to a new record high of HK$ 279,3 million, the Kenilworth Racing Chairman has declared the first flagship day under the new team a great success
The R2 million World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Town Met was fought out by two swansong stars, with Snaith hero Jet Dark pipping the gallant defending champion Kommetdieding
Coursing through the veins of the majority of runners is the blood of ancestors who have stamped their mark on this time-honoured event, none more so than current favourite, the three-year-old filly, Make It Snappy
In a move that will create plenty of excitement and debate, star 3yo Charles Dickens will line up in the R1,5 million Gr1 Cape Derby at the final meeting of the Hollywoodbets Kenilworth Summer Festival of Racing
Just a fortnight after the Stipes issued a cautionary notice about the tendency to bunch up the outside rail in the home straight a stablemate cost another what looked like victory in the final race
Around 200 guests arrived for the annual Snaith Racing Beach outing at Monwabe beach in Muizenberg on Friday morning
General Manager Dean Diedericks refuted suggestions that one side should be better than the other as treatment was consistent across the width and breadth of the course
Silence descended momentarily on a sun-drenched Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on Saturday when the Australian-bred 5yo Al Muthana upstaged boom 3yo Charles Dickens
Leading Attorney says that it is all about the ‘perception of bias’. This is not actual bias, but perceived bias. It is the reasonable man test based on the reasonable apprehension of bias…
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas