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CTS will guarantee a Jackpot of R50 Million at next April’s CTS Emperors Palace Select Yearling Sale
18th October 2014
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CTS will guarantee a Jackpot of R50 Million at next April’s CTS Emperors Palace Select Yearling Sale
Due to additional entries the Turffontein CTS Johannesburg RTR gallops have been postponed
In line with the Cape Premier Yearling Sale and the CTS March Yearling Sale, all lots catalogued will be eligible to nominate for The CTS Million Dollar in 2017
A large crowd turned out on a beautiful sunny day at Durbanville today to watch the breeze up gallops ahead of this weekend’s CTS Lanzerac Ready To Run Sale
In an exciting and timely announcement for the South African racing and breeding industries, CTS has today announced the prize money of their ready to run races in both Cape town and Johannesburg for 2015
The National Heritage Day racemeeting at Durbanville on Wednesday turned out to be one to remember with six out of the eight winners being Cape Thoroughbred Sales graduates
The Salesgate saga has created waves in the South African racing and breeding industry. In an open letter to Markus Jooste, a longstanding smaller breeder makes an impassioned plea for answers
Right now I have a substantial investment in South Africa. I must be honest and say that I am no longer comfortable with my investment based on the way things are starting to go.
Serious sport is bound up with hatred, jealousy, boastfulness, disregard of all rules and sadistic pleasure in witnessing violence: in other words it is war minus the shooting. Where does South Africa fit into the picture?
In keeping with the CTS initiative of inner city sales, the Johannesburg Ready to Run Sale will be held at the Inanda Club
“The Cup itself is kindly provided by the Racing Association. Patrick Davis of Phumelela and Larry Wainstein of Phumelela have confirmed to us their firm assurance that the race belongs to the TBA. This is important as both organizations have also stated their policy to oppose the proliferation of sales races”
Charl Pretorius pokes a bit of fun as we brace ourselves for a rollercoaster ride through the absurd, the outrageous, and the downright unbelievable in South African horse racing
