Peekay – Forever Young
Five minutes with Cape Hall Of Fame trainer Peter Kannemeyer on his birthday today
7th August 2016
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Five minutes with Cape Hall Of Fame trainer Peter Kannemeyer on his birthday today
Dean Kannemeyer will move most of his big guns from Summerveld to Cape Town in September
Trainer Dean Kannemeyer can do little wrong from his Summerveld base and he was on the feature mark again at Scottsville on Sunday
Trainer Dean Kannemeyer and jockey Anthony Delpech continued their SA Champions Season glory march when Khaya Stables’ exciting Trippi filly Real Princess scored her first Gr1 victory
Patience rewarded was the message to come out of the lightly raced Balance Sheet’s outstanding victory in the Lonsdale Stirrup Cup as Dean Kannemeyer gave his loyal owner Marsh Shirtliff yet another July card
The value of having a top jockey aboard for those gamebreaking match winning touches was underscored in terrific style again at Greyville on Friday evening when Anthony Delpech was seen at his brilliant best
Dean Kannemeyer has forged a powerful winning partnership with his major patron Khaya Stables over the years and he saddled yet another feature winner in the yellow and black
Dean Kannemeyer provided leading international owner Fred Crabbia with a 40th wedding anniversary gift when the progressive 4yo Captain Alfredo beat a decent field
Dean Kannemeyer owned the night at Greyville on Friday with a terrific Gr3 double
Dean Kannemeyer maintained his outstanding strike rate from his Summerveld base and registered his third win in the past five runnings of the Gr3 Byerley Turk
Trainer Dean Kannemeyer has maintained an excellent strike rate with his Summerveld satellite yard in fine form. He looks to continue the trend at Greyville on Wednesday
An investigation into betting patterns, both locally and internationally, has been launched by the National Horseracing Authority
The highly anticipated first race on the revamped Hollywoodbets Greyville polytrack on Wednesday was well received by stakeholders, but was not without its drama
Cape lightweight Morne Winnaar has come a long way since being plucked from near ignominy by former Cape champion trainer Joey Ramsden over twenty years ago
