5th December 2013
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Follow the story of Hlamba, a little race mare with a big heart who defied all odds.
Tony McCoy rode his 4000th winner a week ago. It’s hard to imagine anyone equalling, nevermind surpassing what McCoy has achieved.
For anyone who thinks that two heads are better than one, the new training partnership of Neil Bruss and Robert Fayd’herbe makes a lot of sense
I no longer get on a horse without a skull cap. I still find them hot and uncomfortable and hideously unflattering, but so is dribbling!
The SPCA frequently have to make the hard decisions but seeing that bit of fighting spirit, they all decided to give Fantasia another chance
ROBYN LOUW: People and horses, in no particular order ! Meet one of our top stud’s pillars of strength…
ROBYN LOUW: It gave me enormous pleasure to see Jimmy awarded the Equus trophy for his contribution to racing media
ROBYN LOUW: I am lucky to have known a number of remarkable women in my life. Perhaps the most remarkable is a very special lady by the name of Mabel Whately, who I got to know during my time in London.
ROBYN LOUW: I loved the 2012 Durban July. Fast forward to 2013. Where to start?
The tongue-twistingly named sprinter was bred and is owned in South Africa, trained by a US-based Brit and will be ridden by a French-based Belgian
