Champions Season 2018

A Turn For The Worse?

The problem with the system of handicapping is that it is a highly emotive and subjective issue and if you have three racing enthusiasts sitting around a table you will probably get four different opinions as to a horse’s merit rating

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July – Owning The World

Jonsson believed he had the two best jockeys in the race, Anton Marcus and Jeff Lloyd, and felt the key to victory was that they had ridden their races exactly as discussed

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July Runner-Up May Go For Gold Cup

The Grade 1 races include the R1 million Mercury Sprint, R1 million World Sports Betting Champion Stakes and the two most important Grade 1 races for two-year-olds over 1600m, the Premier’s Champion Stakes and the Thekweni Stakes

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Durban July Equine Specimens Mystery

The courier service vehicle, which was transporting the post-race equine specimens taken after every race on the day, from Greyville Racecourse, was pulled over on the N2 freeway by an unmarked vehicle

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July – We’d Do It All Again!

The EFF led protest at Turffontein on Saturday and the electrical fault that delayed the start of the Vodacom Durban July by fifteen minutes were testing moments for the big race organisers after a nervous few weeks

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From Chaos To Reform

Charl Pretorius writes in his Off The Record column on the 4Racing website that owners, trainers and racing fans are gravely concerned about the state of our industry

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