Joey’s Fate On Song
Milnerton trainer Joey Ramsden signalled that he means business this SA Champions Season
6th May 2019
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Milnerton trainer Joey Ramsden signalled that he means business this SA Champions Season
Mike de Kock’s Australian-bred star Soqrat bumps Yvette Bremner’s East Cape giantkiller National Park for the first time
The SA Champions Season starts with fireworks at Greyville on 3 May when a host of South Africa’s top horses, including Sun Met winner Rainbow Bridge and dual Gr1 star 3yo Soqrat, will step out
Milnerton-based trainer Joey Ramsden made it two from two for Cape raiders in the Champions Season opening feature show when the Australian-bred The Conglomerate stormed home under Anton Marcus in the Jooste silks to win the R600 000 KRA Gr2 Guineas
With hometown hero Harry’s Son a shock withdrawal in midweek, the race looks wide open
Winning rider describes Dynasty’s Gr2 KRA Guineas winner as ‘phenomenal’ while a beaming Justin Snaith just watches his Champions Season shares soaring
Triple Crown winning trainer Geoff Woodruff is riding a tidal wave. Can you go against him in the Gr2 KRA Guineas today with his dashing filly Arcetri Pink?
Dean Kannemeyer’s Capetown Noir undoubtedly ranks as one of South African horseracing’s most exciting young prospects.
Joey Ramsden was the toast of South African horseracing when he turned champion three year old colt Variety Club out in fighting trim to win the Gr2 KRA Guineas at Greyville.
A race for the connoisseur, this level weights contest for 3yo colts is usually won by a top sort.
Charl Pretorius pokes a bit of fun as we brace ourselves for a rollercoaster ride through the absurd, the outrageous, and the downright unbelievable in South African horse racing
