Receiving a feature race call-up from SA Champion trainer Justin Snaith was tantamount to getting the thumbs-up from Rassie Erasmus to run out in the Springbok jersey to take on the All Blacks at the Stade De France
KZN jockey Billy Jacobson and his family begin a brand-new life adventure on Saturday when they jet out of Durban, destined for the land of the long white cloud
Four winners in seven days speak loudly of the current rich form of Piet Botha’s Milnerton-based Dare 2 Dream team
The former SA Champion Apprentice, and certainly one of the best value lightweight riders in the country, said that he was genuinely excited about his new Dubai challenge
Dettori is fully focussed on going out on a high at Ascot, on what is sure to be an emotionally charged afternoon
While he has fallen marginally short of the legendary Stanley Amos’ magical retirement mark of 65, Gqeberha-based jockey Shannon Devoy has decided to call it a day after a lifetime in the saddle
An eventful 14 years have elapsed since Kuda was formed in 2009
A bewildered, yet ecstatic, Nirvan chats to us about his career first winner
De Kock was only 24 when he won the Gauteng flagship in 1989 with Evening Mist, while the then 28 year old Cunha won the big one with the Australian-bred Strategic News scoring under Glyn Schofield in 2008
With aspirations of becoming a leading yard in the province, newly sponsored Hollywoodbets trainer Gareth van Zyl opened his Cape season account with a bang
There’s no pretence about him; he’s chatty and warm. It’s easy to see why he was quick to disarm any initial resistance in New Zealand, which in turn has made his transition to life here seamless
Superlative Stakes winner and Classic-placed Gustav Klimt will stand at Heversham Park Farm in South Africa, having stood at Haras d’Annebault most recently
