This time last week we were looking forward to the 163rd renewal of the World Sports Betting Cape Town Met.
The result is now history – Cape Racing chatted to each of the jockeys after the race.
Enjoy the clip:
Some had what it takes - others didn't
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The result is now history – Cape Racing chatted to each of the jockeys after the race.
Enjoy the clip:
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