A Ferrari In A World Of Opels
In Chicago the locals used to come to track work and time his astonishing gallops. They kept thinking there was some fault with their stop-watches!
25th February 2015
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In Chicago the locals used to come to track work and time his astonishing gallops. They kept thinking there was some fault with their stop-watches!
Second guessing and subdued chaos followed the cancellation of the sixth race at Scottsville on Sunday 26 February. The racing operators and Saftote predictably once
A superb training feat to win the Gr3 Flamboyant Stakes followed by some thought provoking post-race comments by Assistant Trainer Frikkie Greyling. These were the real fireworks, coupled with a double for Muzi Yeni and Anthony Delpech, that livened up the opening meeting of 2012.
Some sage advice for long-suffering owners from KwaZulu-Natal based owner Rob McGregor. If nothing else works, try a grey horse. It appeared to do the
A top jockey suggests the Clairwood track surface is not acceptable, especially after so little rain. Puzzling circumstances, indeed. But Robbie Fradd, with three winners and MJ Byleveld and Sean Cormack, with a double apiece, weren’t complaining.
Horseracing has been betrayed yet again by the mainstream media. The picture of the tragic end of former Vodacom Durban July winner Big City Life moments after they passed the post on the front page of the 3 July edition of…
The day didn’t start well for Anton Marcus or the backers of favourites, when the 5-10 shot Charro Negro somehow conspired to get himself beaten by drifting from the inside to the outside rail on Monday 20 June at Scottsville.
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
Rafeef is fast establishing a fine reputation as a stallion who has the ability to sire stakes winners across the speed and stamina spectrum
