27th August 2014
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Michael Varney is the brand ambassador and National Marketing Manager for the newly launched ‘Racing, It’s A Rush’. We find out more about Michael, Marketing and why he thinks Racing Is A Rush.
Cape based jockey Greg Cheyne has his sights set on a top five finish on the national jockey log this season
Ambitious, driven and destined for the top, Tara Laing speaks candidly about what makes her tick.
You’ve only got one life, that’s my motto. I believe if you’re good to people, then they’ll be good to you.
Anyone can train a horse, it’s what you do when the wheels fall off – that’s the difference between being good and being great. Successful trainers are the ones who know what to do when things go wrong and who can pick up the pieces and carry on.
The energetic and popular Tellytrack presenter admits that he is sick for the game and is widely regarded as having few peers when it comes to playing the role of an apolitical goodwill ambassador for the sport wherever he goes.
Racing and riding is the best job in the world. I love horses and enjoy riding and just being with them – it’s my passion and I can’t imagine doing anything else.
Devastating news as injury rules S’MANGA KHUMALO out of the July. This interview was conducted prior to the shock- Ed. The 28-year-old from Kwa Mashu in
The one-time British boy band member speaks about why he won’t be giving jockey Bernard Fayd’herbe any riding instructions, the trauma of parting with his dual SA Horse Of The Year Variety Club and why he has so few friends within the industry in this country.
It was not always easy in those days with the milk run, the paper run, serving an apprenticeship, working as a cocktail barman at night and then also working in a bookmaker at weekend. If you try and tell the kids these days they just won’t believe you. Sort of a bit like the Yorkshireman on Monty Python!
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