Trippi’s Ninth Gr1 Winner
An automatic berth in the 2021 Gr1 FanDuel Breeders’ Cup Mile presented by PDJF for Jet Dark
10th January 2021
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An automatic berth in the 2021 Gr1 FanDuel Breeders’ Cup Mile presented by PDJF for Jet Dark
While only just over five lengths covered the entire field at the finish and the race produced the most exciting finish of the Kenilworth Saturday afternoon…
The prospect of Justin Snaith sending out a 22-1 winner of any Guineas in the country sounds relatively far-fetched on any average day
His broodmare daughters have enjoyed success at Gr1 level in both South Africa and North America, and they look poised for greater success in seasons to come
The 50 year old multiple SA champion trainer went from the gutted raw downer of a whisker loss after a bumping match in the Allan Robertson followed by the often perceived unsporting move of objecting, to the highs of a Gr1 treble – and trifecta!
Summerveld trainer Tony Rivalland and jockey Sean Veale enjoyed the honour of winning the first feature of the 2019 SA Champions Season
The Maujean-Laing combination were a thorn in the side of the champion Cape visitors, denying them in both legs of what looked a decent double bet.
With some low mileage on the clock, the lightly exposed Trippi mare Love To Boogie could give the Plattner Racing Team some fun in the months ahead
The old big race firm of Sean Tarry and jockey S’manga Khumalo got their 2018 Highveld Spring Season off to the best possible start
It’s always possible – it is not LIKELY but it is unquestionably possible – that one of them, almost any one of them, could be the greatest horse that has ever set foot on a racetrack.
In this second of a new weekly column entitled Time Is Money, we look at some of the past weekend’s highlights
