JP & Robbie On Top In Mauritius
JP van der Merwe tops the Mauritius jockey log alongside Robbie Fradd and Cedric Segeon on seven wins each after Saturday’s tenth meeting
6th June 2018
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JP van der Merwe tops the Mauritius jockey log alongside Robbie Fradd and Cedric Segeon on seven wins each after Saturday’s tenth meeting
His announcement at the Gold Coast on Saturday caught several trainers by surprise and they will have to find new riders for the upcoming carnival meetings
Robbie Fradd and Ricky Maingard dominated proceedings and were crowned champions
Robbie Fradd had his best day since moving to Queensland when he landed six winners at the Gold Coast
Zimbabwean-born Du Plessis will partner with South Africa’s Robbie Fradd to take on Queensland, New South Wales, New Zealand, Victoria, South Australia and Tasmania
South African jockey Robbie Fradd has been added to the list of jockeys invited to the International Jockeys’ Weekend to be held in Mauritius
From 15 career starts, Louis won 7 times from 1400 – 2450m. He won the Summer Cup, finished second in the Queen’s Plate and with the loss of Horse Chestnut last year, is our only living Triple Crown winner. We see how he’s settling in at stud.
The connection that started with Bartie Leisher still holds strong today. RacingB*tch takes a look at the South Africans that have helped shape Hong Kong racing
South Africans Glyn Schofield and Robbie Fradd bumped heads in a Gr1 race in Australia on Saturday…
Desert duels, Hong Kong cups and Triple Crown contenders – last weekend had it all. And proved yet again, that when the chips are down, it’s tough to beat ‘brand South Africa!’
Will trainer Geoff Woodruff and jockey Robbie Fradd rewrite the record books as the countdown to Classic Day continues?
‘I called the owner and before I could even make the offer he excitedly told me that a certain South African bookmaker had just called 10 minutes earlier to make an offer of R5m’
It’s clear that eight incidents of crop excesses is unacceptable for a sport keen to maintain a good public image, and the time appears to have arrived for a review of the crop rules for work riders on the Highveld
