14th April 2014
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“If someone asked me if I could ride I wanted to be able to say yes” Some people make their own luck, and Andrew Nienaber does not let opportunity slip through his fingers
Delpech suggests the ‘penny hasn’t dropped yet’ but is full of praise for improving Ilitshe after gutsy Derby Trial victory
2014 sees the 19th renewal of Dubai World Cup and the big day has finally arrived. Pat Cummings discusses the card and shares his thoughts and selections.
The Mike de Kock yard announces the retirement of The Apache, the hugely talented son of Mogok, sparking speculation as to where he will stand at stud
Can anyone recall any situation similar to the Pat Cosgrave ban anywhere in the world? If so, pray do tell
On the eve of the climax of yet another succesful Dubai World Cup campaign, miracle man Mike De Kock talks about travel schedules and how he has trained the winner of at least one Gr1 race outside SA in eight of the last 12 years.
Trainers give us their thoughts for the 19th running of the Dubai World Cup
Mike de Kock, hasn’t just picked up the baton, but run right out of the stadium and made South African horses an internationally recognised brand. He will be saddling 8 runners, of which 5 are locally produced.
Mike De Kock, the most successful international trainer on Dubai World Cup night, with a remarkable nine winners, saddles eight runners on Saturday
Sacrificial tactical ride by Cosgrave in undefeated Vercingetorix victory sours De Kock’s Super Saturday celebrations
