Kenilworth Racing to investigate
Vodacom Durban July winning trainer Candice Bass-Robinson’s staff member was fatally injured whilst working a horse on a training track. Emergency services were quick to react but sadly the individual was declared dead upon arrival.
A full investigation will be undertaken by Kenilworth Racing to determine the circumstances surrounding the incident.
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