Flying High For Dubai
SA Champion trainer Mike De Kock looks to be building a powerful assault team for the 2013 Dubai International Carnival. A valuable cargo departs from Mauritius any day soon…
27th August 2012
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SA Champion trainer Mike De Kock looks to be building a powerful assault team for the 2013 Dubai International Carnival. A valuable cargo departs from Mauritius any day soon…
The R3 million Gr1 Vodacom Durban July has been variously described as lacking depth and overall class, but whatever the opinion, one thing is guaranteed. Africa’s Greatest Horserace always provides thrills and entertainment out of the top drawer.
The Mike De Kock magic produced the internationally owned Tajmeel to win the Gr2 Betting World Oaks at Clairwood on Sunday. The champion trainer appears to have an endless resource of these classy staying females!
The wrong one for punters! Mike De Kock grabbed the first two cheques in the Gr1 Woolavington 2000. But the wrong way around for most punters with a 50-1 shot beating the odds-on favourite.
There were few, if any genuine surprises at the Highveld Feature Season Racing Awards, with Europa Point taking Horse of the Year
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.
LANCE BENSON: Let’s stop pretending and inject a little needle into the sport of kings. It sure seems to work everywhere else!
Mike De Kock produced the magic again when Amanee won an incident-filled Gr2 KRA Fillies Guineas at Greyville.The favourite Bambina Stripes was shockingly unlucky to lose her rider
Ilha Bela, banked her biggest career cheque when winning the Gr2 SA Oaks
Gorongosa’s facile win in the Gr2 Gold Bowl brought the curtain down for the Mike De Kock- Wilgerbosdrift partnership
The balance of power shifted further in favour of Mike De Kock after a memorable Champions Day at Turffontein this afternoon. Five Group winners on an afternoon is brilliant stuff in anybody’s language!
Former SA Champion jockey Andrew Fortune’s six month quest to be relicenced to ride again reaches something of a watershed
