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Cape Racing Goes Ahead

Sequel to SAEHP suspension

Cape Racing has been in discussions with the NHRA regarding the possible temporary suspension of the movement of horses, locally and nationally.

Horses currently racing in the Western Cape have valid movement permits until 31 December 2020.

Kenilworth Racecourse

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Racing will continue as normal and discussions with SA Equine Health Protocols (SAEHP), Department of Agriculture (DALRRD) and the NHRA will be ongoing until a solution for the movement of horses is established.

Racing tomorrow (Wednesday) at Kenilworth will go ahead as planned.

  • Media Release by Kenilworth Racing on 1 December 2020

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