Geoff Woodruff
The Guv stands on the cusp of becoming the first man in South African horseracing history to saddle five consecutive winners of a major race
23rd November 2017
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The Guv stands on the cusp of becoming the first man in South African horseracing history to saddle five consecutive winners of a major race
Louis Mxothwa is one of local racing’s genuine success stories and he has just moved to the Cape to join Woodhill Racing for the season
Vince Curtis joined the SA Jockey Academy in 1976. He has just turned 70 and still assists the Academy on a consultancy basis. We salute SA Racing’s Mr Chips
We chat to Peter de Beyer about being an owner and a commercial breeder, his Black Swan Stud and Last Winter
We catch up with James Maree regarding his Thoroughbred Racing Development Centre and the inaugural Douglas Whyte Award
With a ’10 out of 10′ from commentator Alistair Cohen for his ride in the Founder’s Trophy, we get to know Jarryd Penny
After a year in Saudi Arabia, Francois Herholdt is back and hitting the ground running
With a torrid first season firmly behind him and a first Cape feature firmly in the bag, Wesley Marwing sets his sights firmly forward
After several years at the helm of Favour Stud, Renate du Plessis is spreading her wings and setting sail for Australia
Along with our new look Durbanville racetrack, we have a new look team manning the catering. Meet Ralph Panebianco.
Owner, breeder, agent, auctioneer, journalist, presenter, researcher, administrator and consultant, Robin Bruss has just finished top of the breeder pile on AEPR. We find out how he did it.
SA horseracing needs strong leadership – today. Otherwise we are doomed. Stakeholders don’t need this kind of circus!
A former Bloemfontein champion trainer, Michael McLachlan was a popular character in the halcyon days of horseracing and now finds himself in dire need
