One Small Step…
Did he ever really have a chance? His CV certainly suggests that he had the track record and industry experience to do the job
15th May 2020
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Did he ever really have a chance? His CV certainly suggests that he had the track record and industry experience to do the job
‘There is more to this case than the MEC cares to reveal, starting with the fact that we’ve had to deal with three MEC’s in the last year following reshufflings in the Gauteng government’ – John Stuart
An insidious creep of years of a shift of focus and poor management, with horseracing fading off the pace to run a dirty third to the priorities of power and shareholders
It’s probably in racing’s favour as we head into 2019 that it’s taken the sport less time to get over Joostegate than Watergate
“Unfortunately, our tracks have taken a pounding this winter and we don’t have many options. I have helped out about 50 times on these issues and it is the first time I have got it wrong…”
The uncertainty over the Vaal track in recent weeks has meant a spluttering start to the Highveld Spring Season festivities and been a less than welcoming baptism into office for new Phumelela CEO, John Stuart
New man brings 39 years of experience in the horseracing and gaming industry to thetable
John Stuart, Executive Director for International Operations and Tellytrack, has now been allocated the additional portfolio of Publishing to free up Vee Moodley to focus on leading Tote and Fixed Odds Betting for the Group
Ending weeks of speculation, Multichoice, Phumelela, Gold Circle and Kenilworth Racing finally reach agreement on Tellytrack
It’s about commercial realities and choices, says Phumelela CEO Rian du Plessis
John Stuart’s interest in racing extends beyond his accounting and auditing duties to owning and punting horses.
