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Michael de Broglio (pic: hamishNIVENPhotography)

Michael de Broglio

They tell you all those stories, but the truth is it can be done by a small owner, and you can have a tremendous amount of satisfaction.

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Anne Upton

Anne Upton

Hurvitz said he wanted me to go to Cape Town and have a crack at the Met and I said ‘I’m not going to Cape Town, nor is Furious – he’s having a holiday.’ Those were my very words to him, so he knew who he was dealing with!

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Callan Murray (pic: JC Photographics)

Callan Murray

It’s important to look after your image. It opens doors to other countries and it’s a way of getting your name out there, even in places where you don’t know anyone

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Aldo Domeyer (photo: hamishNIVENPhotography)

Aldo Domeyer

I’m happy. It doesn’t happen often in life, but I worked for so long to find a horse like this – it’s hard to explain, but it gives you confidence

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Karis Teetan

Ever since I arrived, I’ve felt comfortable here. Sometimes you go somewhere and you don’t feel comfortable – here I wasn’t even sitting on a horse, but I felt good.

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Reggie Knight

At 85, Reggie Knight is one of the fast disappearing legion of the racing fraternity’s ‘old guard’. From small premises on Milnerton racecourse he produced the likes of 1970 July winner Court Day and 1977 Queen’s Plate winner Bold Monarch. We chat to him about racing, Noreen Stud and his life with horses.

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Harold Crawford (pic: hamishNIVENPhotography)

Harold Crawford

Harold Crawford may not have big, powerful owners or a string of fancy horses, but you’ll always find a shy smile, a hot cup of coffee and some fascinating conversation.

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Duncan McKenzie (credit: Coastal Photos)

Duncan McKenzie

Duncan McKenzie is the sort of guy who prefers focusing on the job to worrying about how he got there, but the affable PE trainer has a fascinating history in the sport.

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Michael Azzie

Michael Azzie

With horses you’ve got to dream, haven’t you? If you stop dreaming, you’ll never realise much. You’ve got to keep dreaming – and work hard.

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Chad le Clos

Chad le Clos

It felt like when I watched the Olympic Games and watched South Africa swim. You cheer for them to come home and that’s what I felt like for me.

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