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Forget the first Saturday in May – it's the first Saturday in July that matters for South Africa's greatest race | Topics: Durban July, Greyville Racecourse, Greyville
Article by Amanda Duckworth: Three previous winners will line up as part of a 20-runner field for the 126th edition of the Durban July. Amanda Duckworth with a special focus on the celebrated South African highlight
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Look out Joburg, hie Kommet
They say the world seems brighter when you’ve just made something that wasn’t there before and Kommet is a little bit of magic for racing.
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Kommetdieding's Durban July win the stuff of dreams
Editorials This year's winning Durban July horse Kommetdieding and his team's story is so uniquely South African. Kommetdieding, with Gavin Lerena in the saddle, wins the Durban at Greyville Racecourse on Saturday. Picture: Darren Stewart/Gallo Images Top horse racing trainer Mike de Kock wasn’t far off in his description of the drama of Saturday’s 2021 Vodacom Durban July: “This is what movies are made of.” The winne...
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Horse racing democratised and no longer the sport of kings
Horse racing democratised and no longer the sport of kings Horse racing is an ancient sport with its origins dating back to about 4500 BC among the nomadic tribesmen of Central Asia who raced horses since early domestication. Since then, horse racing has flourished as the sport of kings. The sport also has a long history in South Africa and is recorded as far back as 1795 – when British rule first came to the Cape. Horse racing was aptly dubbed ‘the sport of kings’ due to the extensive costs involved in buying and maintaining horses. Until now. Fractional ownership of horses has opened ...
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