High Five For Tarry
Trainer Sean Tarry edged ahead of Justin Snaith on the SA national log after winning fifty percent of the races on Summer Cup day
28th November 2016
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Trainer Sean Tarry edged ahead of Justin Snaith on the SA national log after winning fifty percent of the races on Summer Cup day
After 32 years, it has become the most natural thing in the world to follow the July with a trip up to Summerhill for their annual stallion day. However, as we all know, the only constant in life, is change!
Dubawi’s superb son Willow Magic arrives at the home of South Africa’s leading breeders of the 21 st century
A pedestrian pace on a track labelled less than ideal for Gr1 racing failed to dampen the thrills of some spectacular performances at Greyville on Saturday
Summerhill’s Mick Goss says he is well on the way to recovery as he gears up for the KZN Premier Mare & Weanling Sale this Sunday
Geoff Woodruff drew first blood on Champions Day when the consistent and dour stayer Arch Rival outgunned his eight rivals to win the Gr2 Gold Bowl
‘There is a view that he may get a better spread of mares in the Western Cape, and while that may be true, we shouldn’t forget that those he served here have delivered nine consecutive breeders’ championships’
The Sporting Post learns that, following further complications, he was readmitted on Easter Sunday and remains hospitalised
The R100 000 Kimberley 1400 produced the best finish of a true- blue Monday afternoon for punters at Flamingo Park
The Summerhill Stud bred Visionaire filly Heaps Of Fun exacted sweet revenge on her Fillies Mile conqueror Negroamaro when she led all the way and got the better of a dogged tussle over the final 300m
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