It is this time of year that horses from the Mike Bass stable start to come into themselves, and the results certainly prove it. Here’s a direct link to the Mike Bass website
“He did enough to win, which is all we asked for, but he is still recovering and nowhere near his best” – here’s a direct link to his trainer Mike Bass’ website
Val de Ra’s half brother Tevez looks to have a promising career ahead, but What A Winter’s defeat baffles. Here’s a direct link to their trainer Mike Bass’ website
Kenilworth is the new venue for the compact eight-race programme on Wednesday, and two quality 4yo’s bump heads to add lustre and interest to the topliner.
The Emerald Cup is now a realistic target for Captain Secret and should have no problem in securing his position in the starting line-up. Here’s a direct link to his trainer Mike Bass’ website
Mike Bass has shares for sale in a 2yo colt. Here’s a direct link to his website
What A Winter scoops National Equus Champion Sprinter award. Here’s a direct link to the website of his trainer Mike Bass
“He is back to his winning ways now. I don’t have a horse in my stable that can go with him”, says his trainer Mike Bass. Here’s a direct link to the Bass website.
What A Winter to return to best in Mercury Sprint – here’s a direct link to his trainer Mike Bass’ website
Mike Bass is pleased with the progress of his eleven runners carded for Saturday’s Vodacom July day. Here’s a direct link to the Bass website
Mike Bass’ early thoughts and opinion on the Vodacom Durban July and his three runners; Castlethorpe, Chesalon and English Garden. Here’s a link to the Bass website
Better known as having raced iconic legend of the turf Pocket Power, the affable Marsh Shirtliff is fast making a name for himself in the breeding fraternity
On the eve of the launch of the 2025 Champions Season this coming Saturday, South African horseracing awoke to a brand new chapter in its history on the Workers’ Day public holiday
Very interestingly, the fastest 400m to finish time on the afternoon was recorded by the Duncan Howells first-timer
South African horseracing bid farewell on Saturday 26 April to one of our most accomplished, yet low-profile horseman
