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In The Footsteps Of Her Father

In The Box Seat - Trinisha Pillay

Trailblazing racehorse owner, and daughter of the well-known and well-liked Manie Pillay, Trinisha Pillay shares her journey on the latest episode of In The Box Seat.

She talks about her family’s lifelong love for racing, how a passion for racing evolved into ownership, how her father’s legacy in the industry took root and the story behind their horses’ names.

Enjoy the interview…

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