There will be plenty of interest in the Gr1 Sydney Cup at Randwick on Saturday with South African owners Braam van Huyssteen and Bernard Kantor holding interests in fancied runners
The Sporting Post has learnt from reliable sources that Kantor will be replaced by Moses Tembe
South African owner and breeder Bernard Kantor enjoys the rare privilege of a runner in the Investec Derby on Saturday
South Africans Bernard Kantor and Markus Jooste will both enjoy the honour of having a runner in the £1,500,000 Gr1 Investec Derby
Public Protector Busisiwe Mkhwebane announces a public hearing on South African horse racing industry
Joey Ramsden got his Sun Met day off to a flying start when breaking the Snaith stranglehold on the Listed Summer Juvenile Stakes
A unique insight into the Investec Story, sharing memories from the early days and secrets which Bernard Kantor believes makes the company different
History shows the sprint to be a veritable favourite’s graveyard but we found a smart Australian bred flyer from the Tarry stable to buck that trend at Turffontein on Saturday
One of our colts, owned by Bernard Kantor, is named after a very special man in the Kantor household, Macduff. The real Macduff was at our stables this morning to watch the horse that carries his name have a spin on the grass
The stagefright that almost cost Charles Lytton victory in the Listed Ibhayi Stakes in early March came back to haunt supporters of the Thomas Crown gelding, when he was beaten at odds-on by his stablemate Door Of Deception
A Cape-based stallion; some big name owners and breeders; a former champion jockey turned champion trainer and a top former KZN based jockey – it all adds up to a more than sentimental interest for us in a big Gr1 raceday Down Under
‘Fortune favours the bold, so kudos to Peter de Beyer for retaining Sylvie, a moderate race filly many breeders would have shunned as a broodmare’
A race steeped in history, previous winners include champion sires Jet Master and Gimmethegreenlight, as well as multiple Equus award winning champions Pocket Power, Do It Again, Jet Dark and Charles Dickens
