A Touch Of Favour
History shows the sprint to be a veritable favourite’s graveyard but we found a smart Australian bred flyer from the Tarry stable to buck that trend at Turffontein on Saturday
28th March 2016
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History shows the sprint to be a veritable favourite’s graveyard but we found a smart Australian bred flyer from the Tarry stable to buck that trend at Turffontein on Saturday
A Cape-based stallion; some big name owners and breeders; a former champion jockey turned champion trainer and a top former KZN based jockey – it all adds up to a more than sentimental interest for us in a big Gr1 raceday Down Under
This uncompromising personal position has in fact cost me dearly, if you wish to measure these things in a mercenary/monetary fashion…
Hawkins degrades the reputation of our Premier horse race to its lowest level in its illustrious history
Fortune favours the brave! Dennis Drier added to his happy holiday haul when grabbing yet another feature prize in the Western Cape
With 21 wins in 26 starts Hawaii was thoroughly tested for speed, stamina, character, toughness, soundness and durability in two hemispheres and two continents
In the run for home Royal Victory, having his first run over 2000m, built up from rear of midfield as he picked them off one by one and had Son Of Raj and Safe Passage firmly in his sights at the 200m
