Son of one of the best commentators in SA
Race caller Sheldon Peters joins the Gold Circle Horses To Follow podcast this week.
His voice is instantly recognizable. It’s low, passionate and excitable; it’s the voice of race caller Sheldon Peters and he’s always available to speak racing to anyone who needs to know anything.
Sheldon explains how his childhood was growing up as a son of one of the best commentators in South Africa, his love for martial arts and how his career as a commentator is going.
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