Profile – Mike Bass
Michael William Bass, otherwise known as Mike Bass is a legend of South African racing,
16th January 2013
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Michael William Bass, otherwise known as Mike Bass is a legend of South African racing,
DENNIS EDWARD EVANS could be forgiven for believing his middle name is ‘Success’. Dennis is a man who could be a prime example of someone who has both remarkable ability and foresight.
After 45 years of being involved in breeding and owning horses ANTON PROCTOR, brother to former South African cricketer Mike Proctor, loves it just as much as when he first became involved.
48 year old BRYN RESSELL could be said to have come a long way from his beloved school, Dale College in King Williams Town, to being managing director of Kepu Trading.
Lance Wiid has continued his good work and this Saturday he saddles WINKING JACK in the Grade 1 Mercury Sprint at Clairwood.
Donovan Dillon has set his sights on becoming the champion apprentice.
A rare frustrating flirtation, with feature race disappointment for champion trainer Mike De Kock, turned around when Flirtation clinched the Gr2 Colorado King Stakes
It is to be hoped that with Christopher’s unbounded passion for marketing and racing, this helps improve the state of South African horseracing.
Mark Tarry has an enviable record as a bloodstock agent. Indeed, his strike rate of Gr 1 winners to horses bought in the name of Quest Bloodstock is probably the highest of any agent in the world
The Hollywood Syndicate celebrated a milestone 600th winner on African soil when the Danon Platina gelding Luhamba Phambili stormed to victory to win the R200 000 non black-type Need For Speed Sprint
Selwyn Elk writes that he was at Clairwood on a wet Saturday afternoon in the 70’s…
