Mathew de Kock
We’re just going to enjoy it one day at a time – that’s how we started – so we’ll just keep that mentality for now and enjoy the ride.
15th March 2018
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We’re just going to enjoy it one day at a time – that’s how we started – so we’ll just keep that mentality for now and enjoy the ride.
I have faith and will carry on, focus on my riding and work hard. Even if it means only winning the Met when I’m 45!
Success makes you feel good, but learning from your mistakes is what makes you good
Riverton is a place where grace is said before meals, where one starts early in the morning and works until the job is done and where business is still conducted with a handshake
His mission for this season was the Tony Ruffel, the Guineas and the Classic. That’s all that’s been discussed so far and after the Classic we’ll speak again.
After a short break to undergo minor surgery, S’manga Khumalo will be back in the saddle in March.
Justin is the real star. He’s dedicated himself totally to the horses. Everyone knew how important this day was. I’m glad it paid off.
The more winners you have, the better your chance of getting on the top horses and the better your chance of winning the bigger races.
Piere Strydom takes the ride on Last Winter in the 2018 Sun Met and says, “it’s a tough race at level weights, but I’m hoping as he’s lightly raced, that he can make the improvement”
Karl Neisius talks us through his 10 Diadem wins, some of the great horses of his career and why the Kenilworth 1200m is his favourite track
After 5 years of training for Mayfair Speculators, Tara Laing is opening her doors to new clients and looking forward to the new challenge
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
