Quid Pro Quo’s Travel Plans Delayed, Eyes Sprint Comeback

Quid Pro Quo will race at least once more in South Africa after she inadvertently missed a ride to Kenilworth quarantine for a scheduled flight to Europe. Trainer Barend Botes has been advised to crank up the Champion Filly at 2 for the May 31 renewal of the Grade 1 SA Fillies Sprint at Scottsville, after which the double Grade 1 winner will be sent directly to Cape Town to be prepared for a June flight to Europe.

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Global Stars Set for Dubai World Cup Meeting – Likely Fields Announced

Horses from 13 countries, including 35 individual Group or Grade I winners, are set to contest the 29th Dubai World Cup meeting, held at Meydan Racecourse on Saturday, 5 April.

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Turffontein Set for Thrilling Day 3 of The Championships

South African horse racing fans are in for a treat next Saturday, March 29, as Turffontein plays host to Day 3 of The Championships—a 12-race card stacked with top-class action. 

A major highlight of the day is the Hong Kong World Pool event, allowing punters to wager into massive international TAB pools while ensuring that local bets do not negatively affect payout values. With a R1 million carryover in the Pick 6, the pool is expected to swell to around R5 million, adding extra excitement for bettors

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Laurel River Ruled Out of Dubai World Cup Defense

Defending Dubai World Cup champion Laurel River will not be able to defend his title on April 5, with connections confirming that he will not be fit in time for the race.

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Barrier Draw Sets the Stage for BMW Hong Kong Derby Drama

The barrier draw for Sunday’s (March 23) HK$26 million BMW Hong Kong Derby (2000m) at Sha Tin has delivered contrasting fortunes for contenders, with My Wish landing the extreme outside in gate 14, while Rubylot secured an ideal position in barrier four.

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