New CEO and Breed Director for the TBA
Two new appointments are set to take the TBA forward to the benefit of the breeding industry.
19th August 2014
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Two new appointments are set to take the TBA forward to the benefit of the breeding industry.
“We may have the best quality horses at the best prices, but until we can create a demand from receiving countries and force sufficient compromise with regards to the current demands placed on us, nothing will change”
Racing South Africa, in collaboration with Wits Health Consortium and Pretoria Equine Research Centre, are hosting a workshop to identify the way forward in getting exports to the EU back up and running in a sustainable way
The first official delegation from China was recently jointly hosted by the South African Veterinary Services and Racing South Africa, representing the SA Equine Trade Council.
South Africa finds itself in a state of nervous optimism as new veterinary regulations are being considered by the OIE, and a new diagnostic test for AHS which gives a “yes or no” answer in a couple of hours, is in the final stages of development
LANCE BENSON: The curtain comes down on another tumultuous and testing year. While much has changed, one wonders if we really are any better off than we were twelve months.
SA horseracing needs strong leadership – today. Otherwise we are doomed. Stakeholders don’t need this kind of circus!
A former Bloemfontein champion trainer, Michael McLachlan was a popular character in the halcyon days of horseracing and now finds himself in dire need
