A King’s Pains
We have decided to call it a day with Bravura as he really doesn’t appear to be enjoying racing anymore.
28th November 2013
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We have decided to call it a day with Bravura as he really doesn’t appear to be enjoying racing anymore.
Racing administrators should be made to own horses and feel the pain in every way possible. This is the only way they will ever understand the frustration.
This R2-million race has all the makings of a memorable contest. Bravura and Dancewiththedevil, are faced with the prospect of dusting off the record of their below-par last runs, if they are to stand any chance of getting the measure of a rising star Europa Point.
Reigning horse-of-the-year Igugu will be a warm favourite to take Cape Town by storm when she turns out for the J&B Met on Saturday
Bravura is back in the big league. Fitted with blinkers for the first time, the five-year-old recorded his first Feature race success since winning the
The Duke of Castlethorpe’s only daughter, Igugu, had been kidnapped. She was held captive by Black Wing, a Terrorist Organization at Captain’s Wild, a secret location in Emerald Cove.
History shows that three-year-olds have it all to do in this prestigious mile race, given that there have been only ten sophomore winners since its inception in 1861, two of which in the new millennium
Christmas day in a racing stable is largely business as usual. Horses have to be fed, watered and exercised
