SINGAPORE: Ato The Latest Casualty For Hong Kong 30/11/2012 Singapore is down to just one runner in the Group 1 (approx) $2.4 million Longines Hong Kong Sprint over 1200m at Sha Tin on December 9.
SINGAPORE: No Faulting Dubai Duo's Form 30/03/2012 Singapore's Dubai duo wound up their preparation towards their respective missions at Saturday's Dubai World Cup meeting in contrasting fashion at Medyan, Dubai, on Thursday, but both Rocket Man and Better Be The One still gave their trainers every reason to be upbeat about their fitness level and ultimately their winning chances.
SOUTH AFRICA: Val De Ra Takes Thrilling Cape G1 22/01/2012 2011 Equus Champion Sprinter, Val De Ra, gave a masterful display of sheer speed in the R600 000, Grade 1 Betting World Cape Flying Championship at Kenilworth in Cape Town as she led the field from start to finish.
SOUTH AFRICA: J J The Jet Plane Returns 21/01/2012 South African Champion Sprinter for two years running and the first non Australian-bred horse to win the Grade 1 Hong Kong International Sprint at Sha Tin is making his Cape Town debut in the R600,000, Grade 1, Betting World Cape Flying Championship over 1000m on Saturday.
SOUTH AFRICA: What A Winter Returns As Favourite 19/01/2012 The Cape sprinter What A Winter on Saturday returns to Kenilworth, his favourite course, ready and able to defend his 2012 victory in the R600,000, Betting World Cape Flying Championship (1000m).
SOUTH AFRICA: Top Line Up For Sprint 18/01/2012 Saturday's R600,000, Betting World Cape Flying Championship (1000m) promises to be the outstanding sprint race of the South African season with a select field of six including the three champion sprinters of the nation gathering for a race befitting its name.
SINGAPORE: Apprentice Keeps Cool To Give Freedman Four From Four 16/01/2012 Dubai-bound Singapore sprinter Better Be The One could not have topped off his condition in a better way than a first-up win in the $125,000 Open Class race over 1000m on Polytrack on Sunday.
SINGAPORE: Vorster Says Rocket Man's Ready To Launch 12/12/2011 Barend Vorster was a content man after he guided Singapore's champion sprinter Rocket Man in a hitout on the all-weather track at Sha Tin on Friday.
HONG KONG: Vorster Says Rocket Man Is Ready 11/12/2011 Barend Vorster was a content man after he guided Singapore's champion sprinter Rocket Man in a hitout on the all-weather track at Sha Tin on Friday.
HONG KONG: Rocket Man On His Toes At Sha Tin 5/12/2011 Singapore's champion sprinter Rocket Man was on his toes at Sha Tin on Monday morning as trainer Patrick Shaw watched his charge put in a slow canter on the all weather track in preparation for next Sunday's Cathay Pacific International Sprint.
SOUTH AFRICA: Champion South African sire dies 16/11/2011 The South African horseracing and breeding industry are reeling after the news that Jet Master(SAF), champion sire for the past five seasons, died in the early hours of Tuesday morning at the Drakenstein Veterinary Clinic, due to complications following surgery.
SINGAPORE: Kranji Crunch Time Before Japan Hour 24/08/2011 Singapore star sprinter Rocket Man capped his comeback preparation with yet another impressive barrier trial win on Tuesday, an ominous sign to both his local and foreign opposition he is primed to fire again.
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SINGAPORE: Ato The Latest Casualty For Hong Kong
Singapore is down to just one runner in the Group 1 (approx) $2.4 million Longines Hong Kong Sprint over 1200m at Sha Tin on December 9.
Dubai-bound Singapore sprinter Better Be The One could not have topped off his condition in a better way than a first-up win in the $125,000 Open Class race over 1000m on Polytrack on Sunday.
Singapore's champion sprinter Rocket Man was on his toes at Sha Tin on Monday morning as trainer Patrick Shaw watched his charge put in a slow canter on the all weather track in preparation for next Sunday's Cathay Pacific International Sprint.
Singapore star sprinter Rocket Man capped his comeback preparation with yet another impressive barrier trial win on Tuesday, an ominous sign to both his local and foreign opposition he is primed to fire again.
