A Song Of Ice And Fire
Punters were on the receiving end of a feature race hammering at Kenilworth on L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate day but some sanity could prevail at the same venue today
17th January 2015
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Punters were on the receiving end of a feature race hammering at Kenilworth on L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate day but some sanity could prevail at the same venue today
A stroll in the park. There is no other way of describing the promising 3yo’s victory in the Listed sprint feature on Saturday
A horse with movie star looks, high-class ability and basically everything in his favour to go all the way in the breeding paddocks
Lammerskraal, one of South Africa’s leading stud farms, has changed hands in a deal that will fortunately see the owner’s silks continue to win races across the country
An eventful and dramatic race – and who can blame Strydom for objecting? If the result had gone against the Bass runner, there is little doubt that Sean Cormack would have stomped the same path to the Stipes boardroom
Messrs Finch, Kieswetter and Ramsden all smiles after very impressive win at second start for Cold As Ice- and some sweet timing for Pippa Mickleburgh as her dam foals down to Var just 48 hours earlier
A new record price was set for the sale when Form Bloodstock spent R2.6 million on a Western Winter colt, consigned by Varsfontein Stud
Selected by the same man that chose Variety Club and owned by some serious internationally influential racing folk, the high quality Kingvoldt looks to have the world at his feet
The legacy of the late, great Western Winter continues to grow. Yearlings of the deceased stallion were in great demand at the 2014 National Yearling Sale.
Black Minnaloushe was the toast of Turffontein, following his remarkable classic double on Saturday.
Cape as bad as KZN as juvenile features attract small fields, but Ramsden shows he is not sleeping on the job
