Top KZN Owner Stands Up

'Stop the ducking and diving'

As a racehorse owner, it saddens me to read about and experience the sorry state of affairs that has befallen KZN racing, writes Brian Burnard in the Sporting Post mailbag.

Greyville polytrack

It is a well known fact that the Greyville and Scottsville tracks need urgent attention, and it serves no purpose trying to ‘ duck and dive ‘ the issues.

I am also fearful of my horses getting injured ( as are the Jockeys ) but the concerns of owners always fall on deaf ears, and we are expected to keep quiet  and carry on purchasing horses and paying Vet’s bills.

The only solution  I can see is for owners to take up the responsibility for their own horses.

It is, after all, the owners who sponsor this amazing sport of horseracing.

To this end I propose forming an Independent  Owners Association in KZN and  interested owners  can contact me at [email protected]

Based on the response from owners hereto, a meeting can be convened to take the matter forward.

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