Mike Bass’ Met-day Preview
Mike Bass has carded 22 runners for J&B Met day. Wanna know more? Here’s a direct link to the Bass-website
24th January 2012
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Mike Bass has carded 22 runners for J&B Met day. Wanna know more? Here’s a direct link to the Bass-website
Mike Bass told his website “He ran a cracking race, probably the best of his career so far, he had every chance but the filly was just a touch too good for him. I would like to now contest him overseas, but … (here’s a direct link to the Mike Bass website)
A torturous heat wave cloaked the Western Cape in a hot blanket today and had punters in a sweat with a few form reversals and
The idea of a match race came about after the seed was planted by Gold Circle’s Graham Hawkins who suggested a few weeks back that it would be a great idea to accumulate a bigger pot as the countries 3 premium sprinters were set to clash in the Cape Flying Championship. Here’s a direct link to the Bass website
The filly’s main mission will be to double up also in the Gr1 Majorca Stakes over the mile on Met day. Here’s a direct link to the Mike Bass website
LANCE BENSON: The curtain comes down on another tumultuous and testing year. While much has changed, one wonders if we really are any better off than we were twelve months.
We were fortunate to witness two smashing colts at Kenilworth on Saturday. One measure that the connections of Diadem Stakes winner What A Winter and
What A Winter confirmed his star status when capturing the grade 2 Diadem stakes at on Saturday under a cool ride from Karl Neisius. Bass is confident he has another Champion athlete before him but where too from here? Here’s a direct link to the Bass website
Bernard Fayd’Herbe had a great day with two winners for the Bass stable, including the progressive Chesalon in the Premiers Stakes. Here’s a direct link to the Mike Bass website
Another great day for Avontuur. The top breeders bred the Kenilworth feature winner and also celebrated yet another Var winner. The most impressive performance on the day was reserved for a grey stayer though. Born To Be Wild looks a really progressive type in a category that is not overpopulated with stars.
ROBYN LOUW: “Courage doesn’t always roar. Sometimes courage is the little voice at the end of the day that says, I’ll try again tomorrow” – that’s been the secret to Pocket Power’s enduring appeal
Sean Veale has recounted how poor judgement in private whatsapp exchanges with a registered owner could cost him the ‘best retained jockey position in the world’ and a professional opportunity of a lifetime
