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‘It’s been a rough week for South African horseracing. This is one for the small man in the game…’
16th December 2017
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‘It’s been a rough week for South African horseracing. This is one for the small man in the game…’
The Maine Chance Farms’ stallion, who had been standing at the Southford Stud the past few seasons, suffered a broken leg
SA champion trainer Sean Tarry once again delivered the big race goods when his longshot Liege stayed on resolutely to score a first Gr1 success in the rain delayed Sansui Summer Cup
The Silvano mare Girl On The Run booked her Sansui Summer Cup berth with a thrilling hard-fought victory in the Gr3 Victory Moon Stakes
Sean Tarry’s lightly raced Querari 3yo Wonderwall utilised a dramatic Turffontein backdrop of thunderstorms and rain to announce his arrival in the big time
“He is a lovely flashy black colt and we are keen to see how the market responds to him”
Sommerlied beat Gr2 Joburg Merchants winner Brutal Force and the 2016 Gr1 Tsogo Sun Sprint winner Talktothestars in a thriller
A very smart looking Querari colt made a grand entrance at Greyville on Saturday
As Tesio taught us, the Thoroughbred exists because of a piece of wood at the end of a mile and a half race at Epsom. Charles Faull dissects the 2017 Vodacom Durban July result
The lightly raced Var filly Sommerlied returned from a 26 week break to beat a quality mixed field of accomplished sprinters
Trainer Gavin Smith pulled the proverbial joker out of the pack when his Querari filly Joking took full advantage of her weight pull
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
