Jim Antrobus is the sort of person you always want around in a crisis. Calm under pressure with a deft touch with even the most temperamental of mares, he is a vet par excellence. Highlands’ resident vet for many years, Jet Master’s personal physician and an accomplished breeder in his own right, there is only one Dr Jim.
Popular Cape conditioner Michael Robinson chats to us about going out on his own, dealing with tricky horses and saddling his first Fillies Guineas runner in his own right in Smokey Affair
Geoff Woodruff talks us through his runners for the 2016 Gr1 Summer Cup and his hopes for 4 in a row
In September 2016 Neil Bruss left to ply his trade in Saudi Arabia. With 10 race meetings under his belt so far this season, he has accomplished 7 winners and 11 places from 29 runners and earnings of over R1,5 million. We find out how he’s getting on.
We chat to Far End Farm’s Jane Thomas about nearly 2 decades in the business and her thoughts on the forthcoming Emperor’s Palace CTS Ready To Run draft
Gareth van Zyl has got his career off to a dream start, saddling two winners from his first two runners at Greyville’s Pink Drive meeting last Friday. We chat to the newest addition to our local training ranks.
Photo book hero, racehorse owner and legendary punter – the Sporting Post catches up with Etienne van der Westhuizen a.k.a. Kid Colt
Turffontein-based Gary Alexander tells us about his sprint sensation, Kangaroo Jack
If it was just pressing a button, anyone could to it. Unfortunately a lot of people seem to think that’s all there is to it, which is why there’s a lot of awful photographs out there, but I guess if it wasn’t for them, I wouldn’t have a job!
Nick Gordon tells us why the sports section is more important than the front page and talks about his new position at Racing, It’s A Rush
Anthony Delpech discusses his international riding career, breaking records, special horses and riding Smart Call in the Gr1 Sun Chariot Stakes at Newmarket
SA Champion trainer and big race title-holder Justin Snaith has nine entries in the early stages of the R5 million World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Town Met class of 2025 that was unveiled earlier today
