17th November 2020
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Jeff Lloyd’s swansong racemeeting at Doomben on Saturday failed to produce a fairytale exit
Champion jockey Jeff Lloyd, who returned to South Africa in 2018 in a final bid to win the Gr1 Vodacom Durban July, will ride in his final racemeeting on Saturday
Champion Brisbane jockey Jeff Lloyd was meant to be retired by now but those plans have been put on hold and he could ride on to the end of the season
On the first day of the new season last Wednesday, he rode a treble
The photographs with R6 punters and anonymous members of the adoring Durban racing public on social media tell the true story of the legend
“If I am not happy with the pace I have to grab it by the horns – I am only here for this last time!”
His trip sponsor Kuda Insurance’s connection to Rocket Countdown may have led to deductions and assumptions
Jeff Lloyd will have his final throw of the Vodacom Durban July dice on board Rocket Countdown if the Selangor Cup winner makes the cut
Jeff Lloyd has confirmed that the 2018 Brisbane Winter Carnival will be his last.
The July is the only South African major to elude Jeff Lloyd’s grasp, but he will be looking to set the record straight in 2018
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
A dual Grade 1 winner and South Africa’s highest rated racehorse, the Vaughan Marshall trained One Stripe will campaign in a partnership of Hollywood Racing and Rikesh Sewgoolam
A seasoned racing fan writes that in the zone between 15 and 3 minutes before the official race time, nobody is interested in listening to the personal fancies and various constructions of the presenters’ exotic permutations
