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Avontuur Thoroughbred Farm’s proven G1 sire Oratorio, who is represented on both the Cape and National Yearling Sale this year, had a debut winner at

Drakenstein Stud’s increasingly successful stallion What A Winter has been firing on all cylinders this season, with his winners coming fast and thick all over

Lammerskraal Stud’s G1 winning and proven G1 sire Visionaire had a day to remember at the Vaal on Thursday when the son of Grand Slam

Drakenstein Stud’s red hot sire What A Winter looks to have a potentially very smart filly to his name in the form of the Narrow

Wilgerbosdrift, which is currently home to G1 winning and producing sire Flower Alley, is set to gain an exciting new stallion for the 2019 South

John Freeman announced today that Drakenstein Stud Farm have instructed his team to syndicate and manage the career of 2018 Joint-Irish Champion racehorse Lancaster Bomber.

Klawervlei Stud’s exciting young stallion Pomodoro was responsible for an impressive looking debut on Tuesday when his son Culture Trip scored first time out at

South Africa lost one of its greatest champions and best stallions of recent years when Ridgemont Highlands’ mighty sire Dynasty died at the age of

Progressive four-year-old Old Persian, whose third dam is an own sister to the dam of successful Cape sire Judpot, made it win number seven, from

Sandown Stud’s proven sire Ashaawes reached a notable milestone over the weekend, when his maternal granddaughter See You Tyger (Where’s That Tiger) won the Listed

Maine Chance Farms’ increasingly successful stallion Querari had another weekend to remember when three of his daughters found the winners enclosure. The Querari treble was

Basadi Faith, a close relative of Ridgemont Highlands’ exciting stallion Rafeef, showed her class in no uncertain terms when landing the Listed Ruffian Stakes at