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Mike De Kock is approaching the Highveld and Cape Seasons with some big guns. He showed a small part of his hand at the Turffontein night meeting on 18 October
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Mike De Kock is approaching the Highveld and Cape Seasons with some big guns. He showed a small part of his hand at the Turffontein night meeting on 18 October
The Clairwood midweek meeting on 18 October will be a memorable milestone for Apprentice Girish Goomamy. The 18yo in his second year at the SA Jockey Academy booted home his first winner when riding a sensible race in the second event on Raging River for Charles Laird.
An Oscar winning performance by Donovan Dillon and an excitedly emotional shout from Commentator Sheldon Peters provided some much needed Sunday afternoon entertainment at Greyville. In the end Dillon got his Oscar and kept second spot, while Peters got his call half right!
Racing’s much needed wonderhorse Frankel maintained his unbeaten record with a majestic victory on Saturday in the Queen Elizabeth II Stakes on Britain’s richest ever
The big girl is up and flying! The picturesque rural simplicity of Durbanville racecourse buzzed with anticipation and electric excitement on 15 October as Justin
Barrier draws are to be allocated prior to final acceptance in line with the rest of the country with effect from today. Justin Snaith celebrated
A dual Group race winner annihilates a Graduation field. Hardly the stuff to get excited about but the background to Gold Onyx’s dramatic return to
Should the National Horseracing Authority be utilising a more proactive and involved approach in their policing function? And are they, for instance, adopting a convenient
The sleeping giant awakes. Champion trainer Mike De Kock shook Turffontein to its foundations on 8 October with five brilliant winners, including a Gr3 double,
Flamboyant Tellytrack presenter Dave Mollett summed up the tough results at the Vaal on 6 October when suggesting that his planned dinner on the town
A form reversal of schizophrenic proportions. That is the only way of describing the shock win at 25-1 by the Corne Spies trained Dancing Away
The classic has a long and proud history dating back to 1955 when it was run as the Cape of Good Hope Guineas