The Guv – Here To Conquer!
Jeff Lloyd will throw his leg over Lonsdale Stirrup Cup winner Made To Conquer for the first time at the official Vodacom Durban July gallops at Greyville on Thursday morning
27th June 2018
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Jeff Lloyd will throw his leg over Lonsdale Stirrup Cup winner Made To Conquer for the first time at the official Vodacom Durban July gallops at Greyville on Thursday morning
Paul Peter hopes to be painting Durban red on Saturday 7 July! The former paint retailer turned racehorse trainer saddles Majestic Mambo and Sabina’s Dynasty
The man famous for the catchy rhyming one-liners returned to Turffontein after an absence of 15 years on Sunday – and called two races despite a dislocated jaw!
It all started with a matric class excursion to the races led by Craig Bowker, his High School Principal
Six months after the Steinhoff scandal threw the South African horseracing industry into temporary disarray, top former Mayfair Speculators trainer Tara Laing reflects
The 21st century is an exciting time to introduce young blood into the game and put some of the excitement and fun back into making owning horses affordable and thrilling
If we had horsemen and not administrators then there would be an appreciation that horses, like adolescents, mature at different rates. This would alleviate this ‘one handicap system’ fits all
She labels her and her semi-retired champion jockey husband Andrew, the Yin and Yang of South African racing.
Luke Ferraris celebrated his first two career wins on the same day and both for his illustrious grandfather. On Wednesday at Scottsville he followed up quickly with a well-taken third
With a productive stint in Mauritius behind him, Robert Khathi is settling back in to life in Cape Town and the man with the megawatt
If we’re getting support from vendors, I believe we must be doing something right. We’re not by any means the finished article, but we’re making strides and believe we’re improving with each sale.
In the late 80s, South African breeders were highly skeptical of sons of Mr Prospector. The main criticism was that he was ‘a dirt stallion’ and we race on turf
