Stuart Randolph
It’s a very tough industry, it’s very fickle and jockeys’ careers are not long. To get all those well wishes and messages – words can’t describe it. It’s very overwhelming.
9th July 2015
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It’s a very tough industry, it’s very fickle and jockeys’ careers are not long. To get all those well wishes and messages – words can’t describe it. It’s very overwhelming.
Not only does Sean Tarry have 5 runners in the 2015 Vodacom Durban July, he has broken the national earnings record and is closing in on the Championship title. We find out what makes him tick
Mike de Kock – SA Champion trainer 8 times over, globe-trotter, and 100 grade one trophy holder will bid for a fifth July victory with Majmu and Pine Princess on 4 July 2015
“When you only get a handful of 2yo’s and end up with the champion colt, that’s quite special,” says KZN’s up and coming lady trainer, Alyson Wright
“The grey hair is very much a Hawkins family thing but I have no doubt that being involved in horseracing my entire life has sped up the process!”
As with any business, there are commercial realities, but there’s also the non-commercial element and we’ve got to try and balance both of those aspects.
Every race is unique and has a story that’s worth telling. Every one has a different story with a different plot and sub plot. Live broadcasters are entertainers and it’s our job to tell those stories. I think that’s the beauty of broadcasting
With Terrance Millard as a grandfather, a top flight riding and training team as parents and her uncle Tony at the top of his game in Hong Kong, horses have always been in Lucinda Woodruff’s blood
It’s humbling to share the jockey room with the top riders. You look at them and think about your future. It makes you want to work harder and be more dedicated to get to their league. It also makes it extra special when you win
In a game where the passion players and income earners are sadly on the wrong side of 40, the dynamic Justin Vermaak is a refreshing spark of intellect – and one of a new breed of young guns to carry SA horseracing into the uncertain tomorrows
After a quiet Cape summer season by his own high standards, Milnerton trainer Dean Kannemeyer has set the world alight in the six weeks since setting up his permanent satellite base at the Summerveld Training Centre at Shongweni. He also talks about Real Princess’ prospects for the KRA Fillies Guineas on Saturday
