Lucky Breaks – We All Need A Few!
It’s not often that a young rider attracts attention at both of his first two winning rides – particularly when they are eight months apart
26th June 2019
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It’s not often that a young rider attracts attention at both of his first two winning rides – particularly when they are eight months apart
A healthy daily intake of Red Bull and a pack of fully charged Duracell Batteries are part of the occupational survival kit of working under
A kind favour to a breeder when buying a mare he didn’t need, or particularly want – or even really knew too much about…
He says that he saw Muzi Yeni and Anton Marcus to his left and all the time Kingsmead was responding beautifully
A multiple KZN champion and a man widely respected as one of our greatest ever trainers of speed horses, the 72 year old Summerveld-based Dennis Richard Drier bids for his seventh Gr1 Gold Medallion victory
Former SA champion jockey Andrew Fortune is worried about the state of the game
An institution in Cape racing for longer than most of us care to remember, the 70 year old Greg ‘Genuine’ Ennion travels up the Garden Route on Thursday
A Tellytrack presenter’s recent question in a post-race winner’s interview to trainer Ivan van Wyk regarding his training from Yellow Star Stud in Mooi River was met with a polite response
The former Maritzburg College student says his victory on the 50-1 Camphoratus in the HSH Princess Charlene of Monaco Gr1 Empress Club Stakes could not have come at a better time.
Being the first to arrive in the mornings and the last to leave is a work philosophy that is paying dividends for Calvin Habib
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
