Unfortunately we’ve had general public just walking on the tracks at anytime. We mean no disrespect to Mr Ferraris whatsoever and apologize for any offence taken
Horseracing is one of the few businesses where the customer is probably better informed than many of the personnel who serve him
Phumelela cannot be blamed for thinking that somebody somewhere doesn’t want the Grand Heritage of 2018 to be run
Clyde Basel invites stakeholders to walk the Vaal ahead of Grand Heritage day
In what was described as a difficult year in South Africa, trading has been hindered by political turbulence, militant labour unrest that directly affects the horseracing value chain, criminal activity, a stagnant economy, low business and consumer confidence, and increasing unemployment
“Unfortunately, our tracks have taken a pounding this winter and we don’t have many options. I have helped out about 50 times on these issues and it is the first time I have got it wrong…”
The Sporting Post doesn’t take stick often for standing up for the racing operators
After a track inspection on Tuesday 2 October, it was unanimously agreed that the track had recovered well enough for racing to go ahead
The uncertainty over the Vaal track in recent weeks has meant a spluttering start to the Highveld Spring Season festivities and been a less than welcoming baptism into office for new Phumelela CEO, John Stuart
Phumelela Executive Rob Scott has responded to a comment from an SP reader questioning alleged travel expenditure
A dual Grade 1 winner and South Africa’s highest rated racehorse, the Vaughan Marshall trained One Stripe will campaign in a partnership of Hollywood Racing and Rikesh Sewgoolam
A final field of 17 will face the starter at the Hollywoodbets Kenilworth 2000m marker on Saturday 25 January for the 163rd renewal of the R5 million World Sports Betting Gr1 Cape Town Met
Two past winners of the Cape’s premier summer speed clash are in the fifteen strong line-up
