All owners and trainers invited
Western Cape Owners and Trainers have been invited to an address which will cover a number of changes which have to be considered to ensure the racing industry’s sustainability.
All owners, and not only Racing Association Members, together with trainers have been invited to the meeting by RA CEO, Larry Wainstein.
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Ed – this notice is published in the interests of racing – it was not issued as a press release
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