A Classic Can Opener
Sean Tarry is a master on the big days but he delivered something of an unwitting curved ball for punters
30th November 2019
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Sean Tarry is a master on the big days but he delivered something of an unwitting curved ball for punters
Although the Gr3 Concorde Cup knockout at Kenilworth last weekend demonstrated the dangers of jumping the gun on the classic picture
“I know we went hard and fast early. And some have suggested that there are acclimatisation issues over time. But I don’t want to make excuses or take anything away from the winner. Mike de Kock’s horse looks very smart…”
The Silvano colt Hawwaam staked his Cape Guineas claims in just over 97 seconds at Turffontein on Saturday
The presence of top Eastern Cape 3yo National Park in the Gr2 Dingaans at Turffontein on Saturday adds a poser for trainer Mike de Kock
Elevated temperature forces Australian-bred galloper onto sidelines
The R500 000 Gr2 Dingaans was moved forward a week from its conventional Summer Cup Day slot with purpose and forethought
There were loud cheers from the Eastern Cape when Monks Hood won the 2017 Dingaans. Benmarne Stud’s Arne Botha tells us more.
Trainer Alistair Gordon broke a personal drought and enjoyed the distinction of saddling the first KZN horse to win the Gr2 Dingaans in thirty years
The golden handcuffs that keep our handicappers on their very best behaviour point to a potentially interesting ‘opportunity’, for want of a better word, in Saturday’s Gr2 Dingaans at Turffontein
Big Bear hiked six points for Emperors Palace Ready To Run Cup win
