Bonji’s Living The Dream!
‘Saturday at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth was amazing. I rode my share of Gr1 winners around the world. But boy oh boy, this was lump-in-the-throat special for me and the whole team!’
‘Saturday at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth was amazing. I rode my share of Gr1 winners around the world. But boy oh boy, this was lump-in-the-throat special for me and the whole team!’
Now 25, and happily married and settled in Hong Kong, Hewitson is the personification of persistence and courage
The 57 year old tells the Sporting Post that he has never been more ready than right now to sip the champagne on the podium after the R2 million Hollywoodbets Gr1 Cape Guineas at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth on 17 December
A passionate racing and breeding supporter and a lady with a connection to South African racing and breeding, Kirsten Rausing received a standing ovation at the 32nd Cartier Racing Awards
It has been a long journey but Lunga Gila has finally received the green light to commence his training career
Sporting Post-sponsored Tristan Godden says he wouldn’t change his career for anything
Saturday 29 October 2022 will go down as a watershed day in the career of 19 year old Ludeim-sponsored Kaidan Brewer
A lifetime horseracing administrator and one-time CEO of Turffontein Racecourse, the low-profile Merle Parker is known to anybody who has been in the game for five minutes as an old school pillar of reliability
‘At one stage, I even grew my hair out to try and look like the late INXS lead singer Michael Hutchence! That wasn’t my best moment in life, but one lives and learns!’
Already an industry pacesetter after becoming the first member of the fairer sex to be crowned SA Champion Apprentice Jockey last season, Rachel Venniker ticked another item off on her professional bucket list
On the eve of writing his final matriculation exam, 18 year old Winning Form-sponsored Apprentice Keratile Katjedi joined the sparsely populated ranks of 4kg-claimers to ride a four-timer at a racemeeting
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas