Cape Feature Loses Longstanding Sponsor
Loss of a staunch sponsor in tough economic times
19th October 2017
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Loss of a staunch sponsor in tough economic times
Joey Ramsden has won the race three out of the last four runnings and he has a powerful sextet entered, headed by the exciting Oratorio colt, Ancestry
Table Bay’s facile victory under top weight in Saturday’s Gr3 Cape Classic follows in the hoofprints of Ramsden’s Gr1 performers Red Ray (2013) and Act Of War (2014)
Trainer Vaughan Marshall has decided to let unbeaten The Secret Is Out take her chances in the Grade 2 Choice Carriers Championship
The Cape 3yo classic picture should be a little clearer after the running of the R250 000 Gr3 Magnum Cape Classic, when racing thankfully returns to Kenilworth on Saturday
The Gr3 Cape Classic is sponsored by Magnum Cream Liqueur, who have secured naming rights for this event, now known as the Magnum Cape Classic
A L’Ormarins Queen’s Plate champion and a Vodacom Durban July winner are just two of the equine luminaries that stand tall on the star-studded Gr3 Cape Classic honour roll in recent years,
Grade 1 winners Harry’s Son and Afrikaburn are among the big names among the 38-strong entry for the R250,000 Grade 3 Cape Classic over 1400m at Kenilworth on Saturday 25 October but both are drawn badly
It took only one visiting horse to beat the Cape boys in their own backyard at Kenilworth on Sunday
Leading KZNl trainer Dennis Drier fires the first shot of his Cape Summer Season campaign at Kenilworth on Sunday with the smart Jet Master colt Chave De Oura.
Depardieu made best use of a very considerable pull at the weights to gun down a couple of very talented fellow three-year-olds and record his second Graded race success in the Cape Classic over 1400m at Kenilworth (winter course) on Saturday.
SA horseracing needs strong leadership – today. Otherwise we are doomed. Stakeholders don’t need this kind of circus!
A former Bloemfontein champion trainer, Michael McLachlan was a popular character in the halcyon days of horseracing and now finds himself in dire need
