Kannemeyer’s Soldier Of Fortune
Multiple Graded Stakes Winner, It’s My Turn, has overcome a potentially career ending injury, to line up in the 2020 World Sports Betting Gold Cup
13th August 2020
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Multiple Graded Stakes Winner, It’s My Turn, has overcome a potentially career ending injury, to line up in the 2020 World Sports Betting Gold Cup
The Dynasty gelding was scratched at 08h58 today with reason ‘not eating up’
With Hollywood offering 7-1 about Dean Kannemeyer’s Gr1 Summer Cup runner It’s My Turn, there will be many holding on to the theory that the Anton Marcus magic can get the Equus Champion Stayer to lift to his A-game
The champion brains trust of trainer Dean Kannemeyer and leading owner Fred Crabbia have set their sights on Turffontein and a bid for Gr1 Summer Cup glory on Saturday 1 December
A terrific feat of training to win the KZN Derby, the Gold Vase and the Gold Cup with the same horse in the space of five weeks put the cherry on the top of the SA Champions Season for trainer Dean Kannemeyer
The problem with the system of handicapping is that it is a highly emotive and subjective issue and if you have three racing enthusiasts sitting around a table you will probably get four different opinions as to a horse’s merit rating
With the weights published for the 2017 Vodacom Durban July, Snaith Racing share their thoughts on their runners
Snaith Racing have confirmed that crack lightweight Richard Fourie will take up the ride on Investec Cape Derby winner, It’s My Turn,
Sensational sire Dynasty won the Gr1 Cape Derby in 2003 and produced his third son in five years to win the great race when the genius of Piere Strydom prevailed to deliver the Justin Snaith-trained It’s My Turn in an extraordinary tale of fate and good fortune
History shows that three-year-olds have it all to do in this prestigious mile race, given that there have been only ten sophomore winners since its inception in 1861, two of which in the new millennium
Christmas day in a racing stable is largely business as usual. Horses have to be fed, watered and exercised
