Lockdown Day 45 – A Mother’s Day Snap Puzzle
Yesterday’s puzzle was another victory for poster Billy, who correctly found Northern Dancer
10th May 2020
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Yesterday’s puzzle was another victory for poster Billy, who correctly found Northern Dancer
Think not of the gambler who is unable to bet on something, think of the groom who has acquired animal skills that could not be applied elsewhere, the work rider and jockey who dedicated their lives to perfecting a style older than time, the trainer who wakes up at the crack of dawn to watch over what goes on in the stable yard
It is either going to keep a large industry intact or collapse it forever
The Snaith Racing Poll to determine the hotly debated crown of our greatest racehorse attracted close on 50 000 votes.
Horseracing had mostly fallen out of the mainstream of media – until euthenasia, retrenchments and social disorder became new words on our landscape
During these times of Covid-19 the thoroughbred racing media is understandably full of concerns, challenges and negativity regarding the industry
‘There are massive social, economic and animal welfare fall-out implications of the decision not to allow racing to proceed behind closed doors at level 4’
The Mauritius stipes conducted an inquiry via video conference last week and the BHA have been holding their own remote hearings
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
