MJ – Back In A Moon Boot
Discharged from Kingsbury on Tuesday morning after further surgery – can’t blame him if he feels like Neil Armstrong!
10th February 2021
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Discharged from Kingsbury on Tuesday morning after further surgery – can’t blame him if he feels like Neil Armstrong!
On Saturday the still injury sidelined MJ won’t be in the saddle where he’d prefer to be – but in a chair in front of the bright glare of the studio lights and Tellytrack cameras at Kenilworth
Breeders of champion racehorses and producers of fine wines for decades, Somerset West-based Avontuur Estate was one of the groundbreaking brands to harness the reciprocal benefits of sponsoring jockeys
While his timing is lethal on the racetrack, Sun Met winning jockey MJ Byleveld has not had the same good fortune when it comes to injuries.
Sun Met defending champion combination Vaughan Marshall and MJ Byleveld broke the Snaith-Fourie stranglehold on the Listed Settlers Trophy
The local season survived stakes cuts, a high-profile sponsor bale out, and the inevitable dramatic sideshow moments, to emerge as a show we can’t wait to watch all over again
‘I said later to Ryan Moore – how did you like watching the South African flag for a whole circuit of Kenilworth?’
Hometown hero MJ Byleveld and his partner One World outgunned international star Ryan Moore and defending champion Rainbow Bridge
Vaughan Marshall spotted the Listed Lady’s Pendant as a potential confidence booster for the major centre stakes performer Canukeepitsecret
Gauteng trainer Candice Dawson has found it tough going so far in the no holds barred bullring of the Sizzling Summer Season but made her trip down South worthwhile with her first winner in the Cape
Charl Pretorius pokes a bit of fun as we brace ourselves for a rollercoaster ride through the absurd, the outrageous, and the downright unbelievable in South African horse racing
After Saturday’s potentially gamechanging L’Ormarins King’s Plate day, a total of 28 thoroughbreds remain in contention for the 163rd renewal of the R5 million World Sports Betting Cape Town Met
