Bortz On The Future Of Our Racing

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3 comments on “Bortz On The Future Of Our Racing”

1. Sikhumbuzo Magubane says:

   19th January 2025 at 8:45 am

   We all hope for the better..please get me a syndicate I can join to race and partner with

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2. Gavin foster says:

   20th January 2025 at 8:59 pm

   To them the future of horse racing is jus to take care of the owners the trainers etc. Lifeblood of races takes all including the punters who can make racing happen or not. The division between cape/KZN and 4racing is so bad they can’t even agree to show all the races on one channel.

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3. Geoff Logan says:

   21st January 2025 at 4:32 pm

   What a fantastic podcast. Well done Warren and well done Andrew.
   What a man Greg Bortz is. I found him to be unbelievably humble and quick to praise
   his team and colleagues but reluctant to accept accolades about himself.
   An inspiring hour plus that absolutely flew past.

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