Remembering Mr Millard
Terrance Millard. Husband, father, grandfather, friend. Horseman par excellence. But most importantly, loved.
28th November 2019
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Terrance Millard. Husband, father, grandfather, friend. Horseman par excellence. But most importantly, loved.
If horses can improve out of the blue like that without even a bleat from the Stipes, then who is looking after the interests of those that keep the tote’s engine fuelled day in and day out?
Saturday’s Jockey Challenge is a good example of how our half-baked racing administrators don’t look after sponsors or create any genuine hype around any event for the racing public, says a reader
Flabbergasted to see the amateurish attempt at loading her and the very quick decision taken to scratch his filly
The Board took into consideration the significant ground that CRYSTAL STREAM carried GLAMOROUS SCANDAL outwards
Gold Circle, Phumelela and the Racing Association in discussions as Kimberley trainers pledge that they want to work together to find a solution
Paul Lafferty and James Goodman ask why the racing regulator aren’t enforcing anything – or doing anything
Anyone ever thought of how the French started their climb to the top many decades ago?
“I can understand why the bookmakers are popular. We should be catering to the needs of our punters by improving our own service…”
Young Bloods stars faces and places so familiar you can practically smell the grass and feel the South Easter.
The 1972 Epsom Derby winner, Roberto, proved an excellent sire, broodmare sire, and sire of sires
In contrast to heavyweights of the modern era in Galileo, Sea The Stars and Dubawi, who have stamped their authority in classic spheres with excellent support from leading breeders, bona fide breed shaper Acclamation rose from far humbler beginnings
A familiar voice for years whenever we telephoned Summerhill Stud, and a lady known as ‘Muhtafal’s Mom’ to many, Megan Romeyn currently finds herself with life-threatening medical challenges
Unbeaten Gqeberha-based flyer Direct Hit became the third East Cape raider to win the Gr1 Allan Robertson Championship this century
The extraordinary story of Chad Little’s comeback to race riding at the age of 40 in November last year after teetering on the brink of the abyss of a nearly wasted life, received a Netflix-type boost at Hollywoodbets Scottsville on Saturday
