Racing Supports Mandela Day
Racing honours the spirit of Mandela Day by supporting local Horse Care Units
17th July 2017
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Racing honours the spirit of Mandela Day by supporting local Horse Care Units
While the organisers are overwhelmed with the great attendance in the Prawn Festival area this year, the unanticipated numbers did lead to queues and catering shortfalls resulting in some unhappy customers
With a first birthday just around the corner, the Racing – It’s A Rush initiative has to face some serious questions. Like what has actually been achieved and why a simple marketing tool like a website appears out of their reach? The jury is out – but you be the judge…
“It has been an incredible experience and I have certainly enjoyed engrossing myself in the sport”
While he feels he might be at a 3kg to 4kg weight disadvantage with Khumalo, the fact that Lerena hasn’t won a Champion Jockey title yet could make him even more determined. “I came very close in 2012, missing out on the title by one win, this would be my first,” said Lerena
Racing has to be able to offer life changing prize money on a regular basis, with jackpots that can come close to or rival casino or lottery pools and payouts
There are far too many people waving their arms, moving their lips and drawing salaries rather than actually getting off their rear-ends in this industry. C’mon, let’s argue the point!
The powers that be are not willing to make the required change as this often involves making unpopular decisions. Acting in one’s self interest is another major hurdle at board level.
The owner, or potential owner, the gambler and the socialite, who is just looking for a good time, have vastly different requirements and trigger points, suggests a reader
Brand ambassadors write blogs, tweet, Facebook post, etc. It is a constant circle of attracting new fans to the sport, converting them, immersing them and then they turn around and become ambassadors for us. They share their experience at the track
The most crucial element to marketing is having a genuine belief in what is being sold as without this failure is almost guaranteed. It is equally important to reach out to customers with something that they would want
One of the most striking aspects of the first session of last week’s CRS Premier Yearling Sale was the dominance of a handful of stallions
Dennis Yip will attempt to win a consecutive BMW Hong Kong Derby at Sha Tin on Sunday, 23 March, when he saddles Noisy Boy in the third and the final leg of the Four-Year-Old Classic Series
In Time Is Money this week we look at some of the past weekend’s highlights
High drama and some potentially dangerous race-riding cast a dark cloud over the inaugural running of the R5 million HSH Princess Charlene Big Cap at Hollywoodbets Kenilworth
