Cool Zackey Finds The Line
In a drama filled race, Mike de Kock registered a quick feature double on a grand day at the office
2nd November 2019
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In a drama filled race, Mike de Kock registered a quick feature double on a grand day at the office
There is a 68% chance of thunderstorms as we head into Turffontein’s first big day of the new season.
Let bygones be bygones, says thrilled owner as Yvette Bremner’s East Cape raider National Park humbles the local stars
Surely the best move Louis Goosen has made in the past few years has to be leaving the Vaal and moving to his new base at Ashburton
The Louis Goosen yard has been in smart form in KZN and will be looking to transfer some of that performance to Turffontein today. The Goose saddles the very decent Zen Arcade in the Gr3 Graham Beck Stakes.
Confidence is a major weapon in any jockey’s arsenal. That was the fine line between all and nothing in a thrilling climax to Saturday’s Graham Beck Stakes
The two Ready To Run Cups had owners and trainers ‘chasing the money’ earlier in the day, leaving Muwaary to test his mettle against runners rated between 6 and 20 points below his 100-rating in a Graded race worth a pitiful R250 000
The tracking of the talented Tarry horse was probably a well considered tactical move by Strydom but things got really tight in the final 300m as Harry’s Son climbed all over them with nowhere to go
Equus champion Harry’s Son contests the R250 000 Gr3 Graham Beck Stakes at Turffontein today and stands out as the only Gr1 winner in the field. But how ready is he and will he hold De Kock’s Jayyed at the weights?
Francois who? That was the question on many observer’s lips in the immediate aftermath of a shock result in the Gr3 Graham Beck Stakes
Superlative Stakes winner and Classic-placed Gustav Klimt will stand at Heversham Park Farm in South Africa, having stood at Haras d’Annebault most recently
