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Former South African Jockey, Douglas Whyte recognised as The Grade 1 Douglas Whyte Stakes (formerly the Thekwini Stakes) named in his honour
7th July 2023
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Former South African Jockey, Douglas Whyte recognised as The Grade 1 Douglas Whyte Stakes (formerly the Thekwini Stakes) named in his honour
The half brother to this month’s Gr1-winning juvenile King Colorado smashed the all time record price
Grey Angel was imported with her dam, the Seattle Slew mare Seattle Sway, by one of the more colourful characters of that era, Dr Hilda Podlas
Extending a brilliant campaign Vincent Ho raises hopes of reaching a century of winners in a season
When Auguste Rodin (Deep Impact) won Saturday’s Gr1 Betfred Derby, he became the first Epsom Derby winner for his sire, and also the first English Derby winner produced by a daughter of 2001 Derby winner Galileo
Powerful Yulong operation secure an outstanding line up of stock among their A$33.4 million outlay
Luke Ferraris clinches double and slots his 25th win of the season
Trainer William Haggas took the wraps off a promising Shadwell homebred at Newbury last Friday
While he may have turned 24 this year, there is no lessening of the impact of top US stallion Medaglia D’Oro.
The ink had barely dried on the news that her Gr1 winning son In The Congo is to embark on a stallion career, when her yearling daughter sold for a sale-topping A$1.8-million
The Kieswetter family’s Tipperary-based Barnane Stud produced another terrific home-bred winner, and a boost for their exciting blue-blooded speed demon sire Real Gone Kid, at Wolverhampton on Monday evening
A former Bloemfontein champion trainer, Michael McLachlan was a popular character in the halcyon days of horseracing and now finds himself in dire need
