Brett Maselle Responds To Joey Soma
‘The deal with the Steinhoff two was a betrayal. At the time we knew that there was something more to the meeting with the Steinhoff two and what they had told us…’
1st June 2020
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‘The deal with the Steinhoff two was a betrayal. At the time we knew that there was something more to the meeting with the Steinhoff two and what they had told us…’
A multiple Gr1 winning trainer, Joey Soma says that he is very pleased to be out of all the politics as it affords him the time to enjoy training horses, playing golf and punting
Blaming Markus Jooste for our current woes is tantamount to suggesting that the loud music in the ballroom sunk the Titanic – but it’s time to put some great minds into action
Manic Monday. Wacky Wednesday. Freaky Friday. Super Saturday. But what name for a Tuesday when two of South African horseracing’s captains jumped ship?
“It is bizarre that Markus Jooste will be now be summoned to assist in identifying flaws and challenges in the regulation of the financial system,”
Standing Committee on Finance to summon Jooste as well as the former Chief Financial Officer of Steinhoff, Ben la Grange, to give evidence
Horses of varying ages with a connection to Markus Jooste dominated the first day of the Tattersalls July Sale
The Public Servants Association is withdrawing its protest threat after receiving an assurance that Markus Jooste’s horses are not running in this weekend’s Vodacom Durban July
South Africans Bernard Kantor and Markus Jooste will both enjoy the honour of having a runner in the £1,500,000 Gr1 Investec Derby
Some may shiver at the irony of the prospects of former SA champion owner Markus Jooste owning an Investec Epsom Derby winner in 2018
Markus Jooste seemed hell-bent on total domination of the South African racing and bloodstock industry…
‘I called the owner and before I could even make the offer he excitedly told me that a certain South African bookmaker had just called 10 minutes earlier to make an offer of R5m’
It’s clear that eight incidents of crop excesses is unacceptable for a sport keen to maintain a good public image, and the time appears to have arrived for a review of the crop rules for work riders on the Highveld
