Molly – Second Knee Appeal
It has been close on a year since the South African horseracing industry rallied in support of award winning media man Dave Mollett’s knee replacement surgery
25th January 2016
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It has been close on a year since the South African horseracing industry rallied in support of award winning media man Dave Mollett’s knee replacement surgery
Racing is full of interesting characters and Laff is one of them. In his TV appearances he brings a much-needed lighthearted approach to a sport many take too seriously
Legendary veteran Tellytrack presenter Dave Mollett will make a welcome return to our local horseracing channel
A prominent owner-breeder, who is no stranger to the feature race winner’s enclosure, and who wishes to remain anonymous, was the first to contribute a large donation to kickstart the process
Molly talks to Scott Kenny on matters of the heart and an Emerald Cup dream that could come true – the article was penned a week prior to Shadow Line’s impressive win at the Vaal on Thursday
Saturday’s Gr2 Emerald Cup has generated unprecedented interest and the current favourite Pylon has plenty of followers
Dave Mollett writes in Business Day about Andrew Fortune’s return to Turffontein this afternoon
I know this may be the last time I’ll be standing here for a while. Our pursuers are just too powerful…
LANCE BENSON: One just gets the feeling that horseracing is in quite a comfort zone. It is frustrating too when we are making a fuss about events, while the organisers seem rather laid back it.
Flamboyant Tellytrack presenter Dave Mollett summed up the tough results at the Vaal on 6 October when suggesting that his planned dinner on the town
‘I called the owner and before I could even make the offer he excitedly told me that a certain South African bookmaker had just called 10 minutes earlier to make an offer of R5m’
It’s clear that eight incidents of crop excesses is unacceptable for a sport keen to maintain a good public image, and the time appears to have arrived for a review of the crop rules for work riders on the Highveld
