Off The Beaten Summer Track
Take the south easterly wind as an example. It is a regular feature in summer. It blows from head-on left when you turn for home, so the jockeys tend to want to take cover
Take the south easterly wind as an example. It is a regular feature in summer. It blows from head-on left when you turn for home, so the jockeys tend to want to take cover
After considering all the evidence, the Inquiry Board imposed a fine of R5 000
“We don’t have the Silvano’s, the Trippi’s or the Dynasty’s, but our horses are just as special to us,” says winning trainer
KZN Pick 6 pool outstrips Cape as Air Patrol registers smart win in Clairwood topliner
The Snaith’s 7 winners at PE has outlined the vulnerability of horseracing’s history books and record keeping.
A former SA Champion jockey and 3-time Met winner, sends out his first runner in the Met
One of Cape horseracing’s favourite sons bids for a first win in his hometown at Kenilworth on Guineas day
Versatility offers a wider variety of options. And when they don’t cost an arm and a leg either, then what more could a prospective owner expect or demand of a stallion?
Legendary former jockey Garth Puller made training horses look easy with a double at Clairwood this afternoon, on his first day for his own account
South African horseracing has produced many legends during its existence and former Cape jockey Garth Puller forms part of that elite group.
Beyond the pending investigations, things ended well enough for the Bass-Robinson yard when the improving Rainbow Lorikeet stamped her Paddock Stakes prospects with a gutsy victory under a top-notch ride by Aldo Domeyer