Kuda Sprint Attracts Bumper Entry
The lucrative carrot of a R1-million stake has drawn a slew of entries for the Kuda Sprint
11th January 2017
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The lucrative carrot of a R1-million stake has drawn a slew of entries for the Kuda Sprint
Joey Ramsden celebrated his first Cape Fillies Guineas win since Shadow Dancing in 2004 when the Dynasty filly Just Sensual overcame the odds to get up in the final strides
Always a pointer to the Cape Guineas, the Gr2 Selangor Cup is another one of those races that Joey Ramsden has made his own
I said all along last year that our 2 year olds looked a special bunch and they seem to have trained on to be nice 3 year olds…
Table Bay’s facile victory under top weight in Saturday’s Gr3 Cape Classic follows in the hoofprints of Ramsden’s Gr1 performers Red Ray (2013) and Act Of War (2014)
Markus and Ingrid Jooste come in number nine in the owners’ category – Coolmore and their partners head the list followed by Godolphin – but otherwise South Africans have been placed a long way down the various logs
There is no fear of Durban helping us out with their Draconian and totally over-the-top runners policy…
I am not too disappointed with The Conglomerate and won’t be jumping off a bridge quite yet!
Three of the most exciting Cape 2yo’s of last term, each from a top local yard, add plenty of lustre and interest to the Durbanville midweek programme today
When horses do wonderful things, they inspire feelings like nothing else on earth. The story of Something Else, the wonderful things he did, the feelings he inspired and the wonderful people who care for him
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
