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…
Greg Bortz looks back on four fabulous months and the hopes for big things in 2023
‘He has been around the yard since his teens and is a compassionate horse and people person. He loves the game and now starts on a clean slate…’
‘The major difference is that CTS was independently owned while it is now owned by the Operator, which means that proceeds from our auctions go directly into the stakes pot’ – Justin Vermaak
Make It Snappy’s roots trace back to 1988, when former Summerhill supremo Mick Goss imported the ten-year-old French mare Laughing Music
The Cape’s talking horse Charles Dickens heads a sixteen-strong entry, including four visitors, for the R2 million Hollywoodbets Gr1 Cape Guineas
Just when he thought the system had failed him, jockey Jason Gates received a notification from the National Horseracing Authority this week
Horses from 13 countries, including 35 individual Group or Grade I winners, are set to contest the 29th Dubai World Cup meeting
One of the most striking aspects of the first session of last week’s CRS Premier Yearling Sale was the dominance of a handful of stallions
Dennis Yip will attempt to win a consecutive BMW Hong Kong Derby at Sha Tin on Sunday, 23 March, when he saddles Noisy Boy in the third and the final leg of the Four-Year-Old Classic Series
