14th November 2019
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Alson Ndzilana, former right-hand man to Joey Ramsden, has joined Mike de Kock’s stables at Randjesfontein as assistant trainer
A stronger 4yo Soqrat taking on the likes of Rainbow Bridge and Do It Again could be a mouthwatering prospect for Cape Summer – but…
The post-race professors may have enjoyed a field day of it after Mike de Kock rounded off a Charity Mile day six-timer at Turffontein on Saturday with the stayer Atyaab
In a drama filled race, Mike de Kock registered a quick feature double on a grand day at the office
Hawwaam will be on course for the three-way clash of the century in next year’s Sun Met.
“I can understand why the bookmakers are popular. We should be catering to the needs of our punters by improving our own service…”
Mike de Kock and Alec Laird said they are disappointed with comments made by former track manager
Australian racing is run in a very professional manner, they have great organisational acumen and integrity
Australian horseracing media announced breaking news this morning that internationally acclaimed multiple champion SA Trainer Mike de Kock is relocating to Australia
The Breeders championship has been wrapped up by the Mary Slack and Jessica Gell-owned Wilgerbosdrift and Mauritzfontein Stud breeding operation
The official report states that an investigation has been opened into the circumstances which led to Babelicious (A Fortune), which paraded and proceeded to the start in red earmuffs, racing without blinkers, as carded
Just 48 hours after Cheeky Wink’s smart win at Tipperary, the Kieswetter and Heffer families enjoyed another champagne moment at Sandown
Ridgemont’s Rafeef fairytale received more endorsement on the Championships Finale at Turffontein on Saturday when his daughter, Chasing Happiness, ran her eight opponents off their feet to register her second stakes success when winning the TAB Gr2 Senor Santa Stakes
The number of entries compares favourably in quantum with recent years, with 58 first entries received in 2024, 60 in 2023, 68 in 2022, 53 in 2021, 52 in 2020, 49 in 2019, and 69 in 2018
