Son Of A Gun
Sunday saw the running of the Gr3 Jumbo Jet Trophy, and with the shock withdrawal of War Affair during the week, it pretty much looked a one-horse race
11th September 2015
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Sunday saw the running of the Gr3 Jumbo Jet Trophy, and with the shock withdrawal of War Affair during the week, it pretty much looked a one-horse race
With South Africa’s breeding industry suffering significant declines over the past twenty years, our primary responsibility is to local industry and we believe that the opening of the export markets is the only realistic way of reversing this trend
The Paul Lafferty-trained champion colt Harry’s Son is in good spirits in Mauritius on the second leg of his arduous five month journey to Dubai
Lafferty described the two-year-old Toreador colt as “a very nice horse who should run very well” in Wednesday’s first race
Paul Lafferty and James Goodman chat to Vodacom Durban July winning jockey Stuart Randolph on the Winning Ways Show
Racing is full of interesting characters and Laff is one of them. In his TV appearances he brings a much-needed lighthearted approach to a sport many take too seriously
Longstanding KZN trainer and a Tellytrack presenter for 21 years, Paul Lafferty has fallen seriously ill
There was hardly a dry eye in the house when Paul Lafferty’s Stronghold 4yo Double Clutch galloped his way to glory in Friday evening’s delayed R135 000 Listed Easter Handicap at Greyville
“You can’t tell me that a horse that wins a Gr 1 over a mile as a two-year-old doesn’t go an extra furlong!”
“We are taking it one race at a time with The Hangman and trying to build some positive momentum. He is a course and distance Gr1 winner and this little handicap presents a perfect stepping stone for him.”
A victorious trainer Paul Lafferty speaks to Andrew Bon in the aftermath of Harry’s Son’s victory in the Betting World Gr2 Gauteng Guineas
Charl Pretorius writes in his Off The Record column on the 4Racing website that owners, trainers and racing fans are gravely concerned about the state of our industry
There has been a precipitous decline of betting on the Totalisator which gives cause for concern for the horseracing industry
