An informal but very constructive and lively meeting hosted by new Kenilworth Racing Co-Chairman Robert Bloomberg and WPRRA Chairman Jono Snaith with a small group of longstanding Cape punters was held after racing on Saturday
KR Directors Greg Bortz and Jonathan Snaith, former KR Director Vidrik Thurling, Phumelela CEO John Stuart and Mrs Gaynor Rupert who has graciously agreed to lend her expertise, form the balance of the committee
The Board of KR firmly believes that the unusual step of having co-chairmen is in the best interest of the Company and one which will promote unity between the North and the South
The Cape Town City council has dismissed appeals to halt the controversial development of a hotel, high-rise residential units and retail developments on the Kenilworth Racecourse property
Rumours of a boycott by trainers of Monday’s meeting at Durbanville appear to have fallen on deaf ears
The debate around the poor subscription and support of the Durbanville New Year’s Day racemeeting took another turn today when Kenilworth Racing produced a tangible gesture of support for trainers
With the loss of the sponsor – as well as the old blue gums – the 2017 Western Cape Fillies Championship race day was not so choice
In order to allow the Kenilworth track additional time to recover, racing will continue at Durbanville until 25 October 2017
The new-look Durbanville answered all detractors in fine style ahead of its big feature day this coming weekend, by producing an afternoon of high quality ‘fair and square’ racing on Saturday.
Forget Racing It’s A Rush. Let’s organize a proper punter’s party. A R2 million Pick 6 carryover, free entrance, a commemorative racecard, a Castle and a chop on a braai. With a bit of luck, they could win many of us back – we never really left in the first place…
Certain sectors of the general public were regrettably uninformed due to an unacceptable breakdown in communication
Charl Pretorius writes in his Off The Record column on the 4Racing website that owners, trainers and racing fans are gravely concerned about the state of our industry
There has been a precipitous decline of betting on the Totalisator which gives cause for concern for the horseracing industry
