NHA Newsletter for November 2017
NHA Newsletter November 2017
Inside this edition, the CEO shares his thoughts on leadership and accountability, Ernie Rodrigues and Brenda Bouwer delve into some of the treasures of Kenilworth Racecourse, Lyle Hewitson acquits himself well in the recent jockey invitational and Dr Schalk de Kock reports back from his recent trip to the England Horseracing Forensic Laboratory in Newmarket.
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There was a unique South African connection in the background as the Ralph Beckett-trained Bluestocking charged to victory under Rossa Ryan to win the Qatar Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe on Sunday
It is eerie to think that there would have been no Siren’s Call, Sound Of Warning, or for that matter Call To Unite, had fate not decreed that Enchanted Cove follow her dam to South Africa, and that Peter de Beyer had the foresight to return Elusive Fort back home from the States as well!
There’s lots more to play for!
A ten race programme headed by the R200 000 Listed Settlers Trophy has been declared for the Hollywoodbets Durbanville ‘Braai, Bak & Brew’ racemeeting on Saturday
Calandagan is set to lead a strong raiding party from France on QIPCO British Champions Day
Just 24 hours after booting home a Grade 2 feature winner to cap a three-timer at Turffontein, the fast ascending star of South Africa’s only female jockey continued to shine bright
An 18 000km round trip to Singapore, which delivered another Grade 1 success last Saturday, will be behind Muzi Yeni as he takes five rides at the Hollywoodbets Greyville racemeeting on Wednesday
