Evergreen Explorer
Jet Master’s good son Jet Explorer has already beaten the veterinary science odds and is now showing signs of defying his age
2nd September 2016
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Jet Master’s good son Jet Explorer has already beaten the veterinary science odds and is now showing signs of defying his age
Justin Snaith provided the anticipated feature fireworks at Fairview on Friday
Greg Cheyne made it a cracking winning quartet at his first local meeting in eight months while trainer Justin Snaith celebrated a terrific top-liner Jet Master trifecta
Kenilworth hosts a very nice tricky eight-race programme today, with Justin Snaith holding a strong hand in the topliner
A split second apparent lapse of concentration in the dying stages of the Fairview Friday feature almost ruined a good day at the office for jockey Grant van Niekerk
Trainer Justin Snaith bids for a remarkable fourth successive win in the Gr3 Final Fling Stakes. He sends out a smart trio that includes last year’s victress Cat And The Moon
“The Greyville track doesn’t look good, but all of our horses have pulled up well. Our horses have in fact had more injuries in other centres than in KZN this season and I have the statistics to prove it.”
Justin Snaith grabbed the limelight and hailed what looks to be a member of the new generation Snaith Racing attack
Lyle Hewitson is a young man going places. After all the fuss over his first group winner for Justin Snaith in the East Cape Derby in mid May, he was back amongst the feature winners for the same yard at Kenilworth on Saturday.
The Cape jockeys’ favourite rein wrestling game of hurry up and wait made something of a mockery of the Gr3 Winter Derby at Kenilworth on Saturday
Snaith Racing have confirmed that crack lightweight Richard Fourie will take up the ride on Investec Cape Derby winner, It’s My Turn,
Two past winners of the Cape’s premier summer speed clash are in the fifteen strong line-up
Charl Pretorius pokes a bit of fun as we brace ourselves for a rollercoaster ride through the absurd, the outrageous, and the downright unbelievable in South African horse racing
