Sporting Post columnists share their opinions and insights into horse racing from South Africa and around the world. They are experts who have a deep understanding of the sport of kings, enjoy their thoughtful and fresh articles.
There is no time like right now for racing to join forces under one banner for once and for all, and to abandon the petty provincialism and move forward with one voice
I still have a horse in training relentlessly consuming thousands each month. Once a mug always a mug?
Yesterday’s pic of Terrance Millard and Felix Coetzee with 1986 Gr1 Gold Cup winner Occult was a popular find for many
It looks to me as if the punter has just literally given up the ghost with racing
Great racing on a fair track, secure parking, beautifully maintained gardens and fried kingklip and chips for R2-50. It was a winner allround!
Yesterday’s puzzle pic dated back 61 years and was of Mr & Mrs Phillip Hill leading in Colin Palm on Bulbul
In the past few decades we have been fighting at intervals to save our racecourses
A passionate racing man says that the very people that were ostracised for warning about what has actually happened, are still out in the cold
Yesterday’s pic of Emblem Of Liberty landing her first Gr1 prize with a gutsy performance over two big names in River Jetez and Dancer’s Daughter saw three of our posters finish right on top of each other
Tellytrack is a major part of one of the major mistakes that horseracing makes in its attempt to market the industry says a veteran television producer
An investigation into betting patterns, both locally and internationally, has been launched by the National Horseracing Authority
The highly anticipated first race on the revamped Hollywoodbets Greyville polytrack on Wednesday was well received by stakeholders, but was not without its drama
Cape lightweight Morne Winnaar has come a long way since being plucked from near ignominy by former Cape champion trainer Joey Ramsden over twenty years ago
