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Mark Beck

3rd May 2025

Marsh Shirtliff: Not A Half Bad Owner… Now A Top Breeder!

Golly Gosh
The Scarlet should come home for the winter

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John Mynhardt

3rd May 2025

Snaith Sails For Sixth Guineas

The race proofs yet again that Garrix should have been in Kzn. He would be a real

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Jorge Saraiva

3rd May 2025

Hometown Heroics In Drill Hall Thriller

FINALLY we got it right. Congrats to the team and the connection. To S.Veale i take back my words for everytime wanting to replace you with Strydom cause you have been the bridesmaid so many times on him always arriving late. But today what n ride bookie full marks. I have been bullish about this horse way back from before the summer cup last year . I knew he had it in him to win win a big race and bet your bottom dollar if Mr Ferrie thus let him run the July he will be in the same number one box. The 125/1 long gone

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PL. Nel

3rd May 2025

Snaith Sails For Sixth Guineas

scary how much better the CPT horses are to Jhb,, and this winner called CORRECTLY a miler by Snaith was fitter than 8/18 ,, the latter is a DNews cert and I personally do not blame NJohnson wanting to pull him from the July ,,, why run the best horse in the country in the BIG race when you consider how NJ was ambushed 2 years ago and then last year with Future Swing being

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Zakes Jeza

3rd May 2025

He’s Always Shining – Thrilled Lunga Bounces Back In Style!

Very likeable fellow and I knew that it was about time he turned the corner and therefore lucky that I had Sound of the Sea at 12-1 for R200 and later with Always Smiling at 9-2 with R150. He really made my

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Frankie Zackey

3rd May 2025

Marsh Shirtliff: Not A Half Bad Owner… Now A Top Breeder!

Frankie Zackey...Mark I don't sleep under the mattress,, I sleep on top of the mattress.. I'm already on,, my bucket shop in India struck me a bet on Wednesday already...Never hurt a SA bookmaker

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Mark Beck

3rd May 2025

Marsh Shirtliff: Not A Half Bad Owner… Now A Top Breeder!

Christian your scarlet for a place onto my fancy should pay more than

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Mark Beck

3rd May 2025

Marsh Shirtliff: Not A Half Bad Owner… Now A Top Breeder!

Mr Ed
Only a pleasure Word has it they will strike again on Sunday
Got to have a strike before Franky finds out which

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Mark Beck

3rd May 2025

He’s Always Shining – Thrilled Lunga Bounces Back In Style!

WeGila ihashi uhlanyayo ngekha ugigima ngejalo

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John Mynhardt

3rd May 2025

Drill Hall Thriller To Open Champions Season

And Garrix would take the July...if sanity prevails from the connections...Billy Bowlegs will place.. but also not in

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John Mynhardt

3rd May 2025

Drill Hall Thriller To Open Champions Season

In the 1980s all the top horses where here... not now

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Terence Reddy

3rd May 2025

Eight On Eighteen Looks Hard To Beat!

Morning John,

https://www.sahorseform.co.za/v4.html#meeting#20250503#43

Check card changes; "Bruised

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Iqbal Mohamed

3rd May 2025

Rachel Could Be Out For 6 Months

Looking forward to seeing you back in the saddle soon Rachel..God

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Albert P Ross Jr.

3rd May 2025

Hollywoodbets Greyville Polytrack – Thumbs Up For Relaunch On 7 May

Now let's see what happens when it

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Geoff Logan

3rd May 2025

Hollywoodbets Greyville Polytrack – Thumbs Up For Relaunch On 7 May

Great and very important

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Baybz Rahiman

2nd May 2025

Eight On Eighteen Looks Hard To Beat!

South African Horse Racing National Winter season begins in KZN. Training Centres across KZN will be inviting trainers from outside KZN to use their training facilities especially Summerveld. Hospitality sector will certainly get a much needed boost, including the agricultural, veterinary, and saddlery sectors. The groom's will wheel their magic in getting their horses looking like diamonds on display. As for the jockeys and trainers horse racing runs in their veins, some will have sleepless nights, while most of them hoping to make the winner's enclosure.
The experience punters know the race card is just a guide, while most have favourite jockeys, colours and numbers. Isn't that horseracing, most certainly.
Hollywoodbets Greyville race course has its own unique features, one unnoticeable feature is the course plays to the sea tides and the horses feels it the moment they step on the course. The tail wind towards the afternoon compared to midday. The false rail is key in deciding where to place one's horses, experience jockeys can win from last if the false rail is + 12 meters around the bend at Greyville.
Many champions have raced at Greyville and came out second best, purely by jockeying for position when the gates open.
May the racing gods favour every participant including the one day in the year visitor who comes to Greyville to soak up the environment and enjoy their day.
Security of horses and visitors is paramount and I'm sure... read more

Bryane De Beer

2nd May 2025

He’s Always Shining – Thrilled Lunga Bounces Back In Style!

Mr.Gila got a good double ....thanks horse had form , they weren't far off in the the Cape may it go on

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Frankie Zackey

2nd May 2025

He’s Always Shining – Thrilled Lunga Bounces Back In Style!

Frankie Zackey...Well Done To Lunga...After what Lunga has been through from the time he was granted he's Trainer's license,,not many would have survived the hardship...It just shows you how much the double meant to Lunga,, I wish him everything of the best,, his hard work,,dedication and determination will pay

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PL.Nel

2nd May 2025

He’s Always Shining – Thrilled Lunga Bounces Back In Style!

Well done indeed Lunga,, good to see your hard work and dedication rewarded with a double today. Your resilience and fortitude with a small string shows

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Norman fago

2nd May 2025

He’s Always Shining – Thrilled Lunga Bounces Back In Style!

Lunga Gila has proven He IS a good and capable horsemen when He was assistant to Glen kotzen o hope many more winner's to come his

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