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Candice Robinson writes on the Bass-stable weekend runners. Here’s a direct link to her blog
29th May 2012
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Candice Robinson writes on the Bass-stable weekend runners. Here’s a direct link to her blog
Bass duo look to have bright winter season ahead. Here’s a direct link to the Bass website
Trainer Mike De Kock appears to have a bottomless pit of promising youngsters. Vettel won the Highland Night Cup at Clairwood on Mother’s Day and gave notice that he could develop into a useful sort in time.
Winning trainer Brett Crawford was humbled by the presence at Kenilworth today of maestro Terrance Millard, after he had trained the winner of the Listed Olympic Duel Stakes named in his honour. Reflective Image looks a promising sprinter in the making.
Mike Bass almost secured the Cape nursery double at Kenilworth. Here’s a direct link to the Mike Bass website
Mike Bass has a top-class juvenile on his hands in the daughter of Trippi, Hammie’s Hooker. She won the Gr3 Kenilworth Fillies Nursery in style
Mike Bass splashed out on six yearlings at Nationals. Here’s what he got…
Bass said “I have got him in good shape despite not having a prep race in Cape Town as there are no races available. He had two gallops at Kenilworth and he is doing very well. He still has to travel up… (more on the Bass website – here’s the link)
Abercrombie, by star rising sire Trippi, broke his maiden in his second start over 1200m at Kenilworth under Bernard Fayd’Herbe. Here’s a direct link to the Bass website.
A genius ride by veteran jockey Fareed Anthony and three of the four jackpot legs won by offspring of Jet Master.
Despite the Competition Board’s recent left-hook, Phumelela appear to be making their presence felt in the Cape. Marketing Executive Clyde Basel’s minor coup in securing
Finding the words ‘excitement’ and ‘insurance’ in the same sentence is as rare as breeding a Triple Crown winner!
As the clock ticks toward this year’s renewal of South Africa’s most iconic of races, the Hollywoodbets Durban July, it is only fitting that we return to the start of the new millennium and recall all the drama and splendour
