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Tara Laing’s Trippi gelding Sir Duke galloped off with the R50 000 consolation bonus in the 2017 WSB East Cape Poly Challenge, despite only managing a modest ninth place
12th May 2017
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Tara Laing’s Trippi gelding Sir Duke galloped off with the R50 000 consolation bonus in the 2017 WSB East Cape Poly Challenge, despite only managing a modest ninth place
Highlands, a part of Ridgemont, has purchased the high-class Trippi filly Live Life for an undisclosed sum
Grey’s Inn, sire of Gr1 winners including the imperious Legal Eagle and King Of Pain, is to stand at Highlands Stud, a part of Ridgemont, in Robertson for the first one and a half months of the 2017 breeding season
Ashburton trainer Duncan Howells gave owner David Maclean his first stakes winner courtesy of the Antonius Pius filly Neptune
Justin Snaith unleashed what looks a serious candidate for Cape Winter Series glory
Cheyne, who has excelled despite injuries, to maintain a challenge for the SA Championship title, said that it was a real privilege to be associated with a breeding entity of Highlands, part of Ridgemont’s status
Western Cape racing has received a boost with the news that leading breeders Highlands, part of Ridgemont, will sponsor the prestigious Cape Winter Series
SA champion trainer Sean Tarry produced the Wilgerbosdrift Gr2 Gauteng Fillies Guineas hat-trick at Turffontein on Saturday
Highlands stallion Jackson’s 3yo full-sister Field Of Light shed her maiden in impressive front-running style at Kenilworth on Wednesday
Explosive performance from Trip To Heaven as he takes a step closer to Gr1 Cape Flying Championship glory
Sean Tarry produced his second successive feature exacta on the trot at Turffontein on Saturday when the Dynasty filly Smiling Blue Eyes showed good improvement
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
