
Mauritius Racing – At Last!
The racing will take place behind closed doors until further notice, and the Champ de Mars and its surroundings will be a restricted area
The racing will take place behind closed doors until further notice, and the Champ de Mars and its surroundings will be a restricted area
Despite the lockdown of their racing, it’s business as unusual
Like many industries in Mauritius, the horse racing industry is experiencing extremely difficult times
The Mauritius Turf Club said on Monday that 24 horses from 7 different stables tested positive for Zilpaterol during this season
Lack of turnover by off-course bookmakers is reason for financial position
Slipped sadddles or a change of tactics – do our Stipes ask any questions?
The licence application for the 2019 season presented by jockey Olivier Doleuze was simply refused!
‘More people watch morning track work in Mauritius than attend races in South Africa”
Rouvaun flew out of Cape Town on Tuesday evening after cracking the nod as English language commentator for the Mauritius International Jockeys Challenge at the Champ de Mars on Saturday and Sunday
Rob Haswell tells that he has had horses trained by Nathan Kotzen for more than twenty years and pulls us up for our Umthombothi Stakes ‘flop’