Appeal to Buyers
Consider the trainers when you put your hand up at the sale this week at the Cape Premier Yearling Sale Book 2
20th March 2013
No Comments
A collection of messages and opinions that our readers send us. These are the opinions of our audience and do not necessarily reflect the opinions of Sporting Post.
Consider the trainers when you put your hand up at the sale this week at the Cape Premier Yearling Sale Book 2
Dean Alexander’s defence of their stable as stated in last week’s letter has failed dismally to deal with a few rather pertinent issues.
J&B claims that their race is the oldest sponsored sports event in the country, I would differ…
Dean Alexander responds to Robert Bloomberg’s comments made on Tellytrack during the panel discussion previewing the J&B Met Raceday
While the sophisticated elegant face of horseracing was exhibited to the world via Tellytrack, the service in the Pocket Power lounge was nothing short of pathetic.
I am writing my response both to Mr Thiselton and the Sporting Post as I believe my comments would more likely be binned in the National paper due to the restrictions placed on their journalists.
Unlike many other Cape racing enthusiasts, I don’t respect the Selangor form that much as so many have historically been run at a crawl and then developed into a 300m sprint.
A springboard for top horses over the decades, the R500 000 Gr3 Langerman throws up its share of drama and Saturday’s renewal stayed true to form with an objection by the rider of the 50 to 1 runner-up
Sean Tarry’s scratching of SA Derby winner Legend Of Arthur has reduced the Hollywoodbets Durban July queue to 27 entries
Varsfontein Stud boasts a stallion roster which is arguably the envy of every breeding outfit in South Africa
The excitement builds as the countdown to the R5 million Gr1 Hollywoodbets Durban July continues
