Greg Ennion
We chat to Greg Ennion about the Durbanville refurb, buying value horses and why training is more of a disease than a job description
22nd September 2016
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We chat to Greg Ennion about the Durbanville refurb, buying value horses and why training is more of a disease than a job description
Andrew Fortune: My motto is if you call me to come and ride, I’ll turn up. If you ask me to come and ride, I’ll be there tomorrow and try my best. I’m very different from the Andrew in Cape Town and I hope people’s perception of me is changing
At some point you need to step out of your comfort zone and to be honest, there’s never really a ‘good’ time – you’ve just got to get on and do it.
Alan Greeff talks to us about horses, racing and the value of good old-fashioned hard work
I’m normally a little bit hesitant when it comes to buying first season sires. but in the case of Gimmethegreenlight it was different. I’ve always been a fan – any horse that can beat Variety Club twice fair and square must be an absolute champion.
Carl de Vos is been part of the Varsfontein Stud firmament since 1988. He talks to us about the farm, the breeding season, Legend and Gimmethegreenlight’s spectacular freshman crop
There are not many bloodstock people outside South Africa that take a lot of notice of us, but those who do, do it with a passion. Bloodstock consultant and manager David Allan tells us why he’s one of them.
Summerhill boss Mick Goss talks to us about winning their 10th Breeders’ Championship and why South Africa is in a better spot than it’s ever been
Mike Bass talks to us about retirement, having a race named after him and Marinaresco’s chances for the Gr1 Mike & Carol Bass Champions Cup
‘Gold Circle paid for two experts from Newmarket, UK, to advise them on the restructuring of their tracks. They chose to ignore the opinion’
“I would describe this mythical love-hate relationship that Piere Strydom and I are supposed to ‘enjoy’ as complete and utter bollocks…:
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
