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SARAH WHITELAW: A view of interesting performing sire lines and mares around the world.
27th June 2012
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SARAH WHITELAW: A view of interesting performing sire lines and mares around the world.
SARAH WHITELAW: So how many other mares in history have produced as many as eight stakes winners? The small number of famous broodmares to produce as many as five stakes winners really puts into perspective the remarkable achievement
SARAH WHITELAW: Ill-fated sire’s lasting legacy. There is a well accepted “fact” that when a sire dies, his progeny take off.
SARAH WHITELAW: William Bambiso is one of the Cape’s finest work riders, who is a talent to watch for the future.
SARAH WHITELAW: There are a host of young stallions retiring to stud in South Africa for the 2012 breeding season
SARAH WHITELAW: Looks at the long history of the Epsom Oaks being won by some of the sport’s greatest fillies; and the father/son combination of National Assembly and National Emblem
Barbara has enjoyed a superb season, and hopefully it can only improve with better things to come from some of her star performers!
Tom Callaghan is a relatively new face in South Africa’s racing and breeding fraternity. From a strong marketing background, Tom is attempting to improve the marketing standards for the TBA and it’s sales arm, Bloodstock SA.
In this second of a new weekly column entitled Time Is Money, we look at some of the past weekend’s highlights
