Western Cape elects Ken Truter
The National Horseracing Authority is pleased to announce that Mr Ken Truter has been elected to serve on the National Board of Directors of the National Horseracing Authority. Ken was elected by the Western Cape Racing District.
Ken is an accomplished businessman and has served in various administrative positions within racing. He is also a successful Breeder and Owner.
His experience and knowledge will be an asset to the National Horseracing Authority.
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