Gower – A Trip Down Memory Lane
I am the very proud owner of Gower. I bought him as a 6 year old after his racing career as my Junior horse (1996). He is living out his years as a happy old man.
17th September 2014
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I am the very proud owner of Gower. I bought him as a 6 year old after his racing career as my Junior horse (1996). He is living out his years as a happy old man.
Right now I have a substantial investment in South Africa. I must be honest and say that I am no longer comfortable with my investment based on the way things are starting to go.
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“It will take some enlightened individuals, willing to be new concept pioneers, to establish the next boom period for racing”. Leon Smuts looks at racing’s problems and suggests a few solutions.
Reader Michael Jacobs says that the silence from Tellytrack bosses has been deafening
Gold Circle respond to reader about betting facilities for Sunday 27th April, to allow us to watch and bet on the QE2 Cup in Hong Kong….but it WON’T be televised live on Tellytrack Dstv 239
Apparent hypocritical approach by the NHA and the RA to the new on course rules are slammed by owner
A layman’s view of the recent public spat between racing operators and bookmakers
Charl Pretorius writes in his Off The Record column on the 4Racing website that owners, trainers and racing fans are gravely concerned about the state of our industry
There has been a precipitous decline of betting on the Totalisator which gives cause for concern for the horseracing industry
