Hawkins: ‘Polytrack A Reality’
‘The Greyville grass track is not precious, but it must be used responsibly’
18th August 2015
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‘The Greyville grass track is not precious, but it must be used responsibly’
The Sporting Post has been requested by numerous readers to clarify rumours of a possible move of Saturday’s Super Saturday meeting
Gold Circle will be looking into possibly reducing the width of the spur for next year’s Vodacom Durban July in order to encourage the runners to spread themselves out over the entire width of the track
A power partnership of two successful businessmen and the never-say-die approach of a young man with the gift of the gab, who never made the cut as a jockey or Tellytrack employee, but who was determined to train racehorses, unfolded as Andrew Fortune steered another winner home
He said that it really was unfortunate that so many, without any first-hand knowledge or without having visited Scottsville themselves recently, have taken to slating the condition of the track on various forums including social media
Let us know what you thought of the first Quickfire Friday at Greyville
‘The more information available for punters the better’ says Graeme Hawkins as he announces exciting launch on Gold Cup day
Graeme Hawkins has allayed industry concerns about the management of the Greyville racing surfaces
Only one racehorse sale in the world has the luxury of a panel of judges to share their thoughts on the catalogue’s best prospects
A considered decision to split the longstanding traditional January Premier Yearling Sale into two defined sales platforms has reaped rich rewards for vendors and the Cape Racing Sales team
‘Go watch the L’Ormarins King’s Plate day replays as they narrowed the course and a few didn’t get runs’
Get the full story as told by those who watched every stride, as well as Richard Fourie’s personal insights of the season in his own words
The seven-time Hong Kong Champion Jockey reached the 1814-win milestone with a double at the city circuit to edge past the long-standing mark of 1813 wins set by the legendary Douglas Whyte
