Our River Of Dreams
Zambezi River is a slow starter, but his sprint form is impeccable and he is the choice to deliver the goods in a race reduced to only three runners after late scratchings
14th March 2015
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Zambezi River is a slow starter, but his sprint form is impeccable and he is the choice to deliver the goods in a race reduced to only three runners after late scratchings
Adriaan and Rika van Vuuren’s gelding showed plenty of pace in the early part of race before his lack of fitness showed and he faded out to finish among the backmarkers
Daughter of More Than Ready wins fillies feature in faster time than the boys as she gets her career off to a flying start
Mubtaahij(IRE), ridden by Dane O’Neill, ended the Godolphin ace Sir Fever’s exceptional 10-run winning streak in Saturday’s Al Bastakiya
“It’s a big setback, Vercingetorix would have been a serious runner for us on World Cup night, we had him on top of his game or this race, he was extremely well. But we have to face reality. This is what I hate about racing…”
The mostly imported Mike De Kock firepower outnumbers Geoff Woodruff with five runners to one in the topliner on the Turffontein inside track on Tuesday. Tactically De Kock looks to hold the trumpcard in the Fillies and Mares Allowance Plate, but…
It doesn’t get much more exciting for South African racing enthusiasts than what we are being treated to in Dubai on Super Saturday!
In an announcement on 4 March 2015, Mike de Kock confirms that Yorker is unlikely to campaign in Dubai this season
The Redoute’s Choice x Possessed colt (Lot 258) will head in to the stable of Champion South African trainer Mike de Kock after being secured by Form Bloodstock from the Arrowfield Stud draft.
The 2810m turf feature is the official prep for the Dubai World Cup day Dubai Gold Cup and in winning Almoonqith stamped himself as a possible candidate, Hanagan saying that, “it would be discussed with Sheikh Hamdan.”
There was joy and happiness in the winner’s enclosure after Flying The Flag did exactly that for South Africa in the Al Naboodah Construction Group Trophy
A bruised and battered Louis told the Sporting Post on Tuesday that he was in pain in various parts of his body, but was feeling ‘okay’
