In an unprecedented show of unity, the South African horseracing media have formed the South African Racing Media Association, following a call initiated by Turf Talk’s Charl Pretorius to unite as a group in view of developments and major changes looming in the industry.
The group constitutes of journalists and photographers, as well as television broadcasting personnel and other media disciplines.
Liesl King has been elected interim Chairperson, while Robyn Louw will act as interim Secretary.
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