Vaughan Marshall
When we knew we had a Guineas horse on our hands, we just had to plot a course to get him here in good shape and we knew he’d bring it through for us
28th December 2017
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When we knew we had a Guineas horse on our hands, we just had to plot a course to get him here in good shape and we knew he’d bring it through for us
Bill Prestage is part of the Cape’s racing firmament. He chats to us about Milton’s Gr2 Premier Trophy win, a great ride from Gavin Lerena and where to from here
Wednesday, 6 July 2017 was a watershed day for many, but particularly for Denis Schwarz, who became only the third apprentice to ride the Jackpot
Alistair Gordon chats to us about Monks Hood and winning the 2017 Dingaans
It was interesting to see the reaction to the recent Andrew Harrison article on the challenges facing our smaller trainers. As such, it seemed appropriate
The Guv stands on the cusp of becoming the first man in South African horseracing history to saddle five consecutive winners of a major race
Louis Mxothwa is one of local racing’s genuine success stories and he has just moved to the Cape to join Woodhill Racing for the season
Vince Curtis joined the SA Jockey Academy in 1976. He has just turned 70 and still assists the Academy on a consultancy basis. We salute SA Racing’s Mr Chips
We chat to Peter de Beyer about being an owner and a commercial breeder, his Black Swan Stud and Last Winter
We catch up with James Maree regarding his Thoroughbred Racing Development Centre and the inaugural Douglas Whyte Award
With a ’10 out of 10′ from commentator Alistair Cohen for his ride in the Founder’s Trophy, we get to know Jarryd Penny
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas
