Darryl Hansen’s spirits soared when the shock announcement of Zoustyle’s late scratching from the Gold Coast Guineas boomed over the public address system.
KEVIN KEMP HOPES THE JIM ATKINS LONGEVITY RUBS OFF
There wasn’t a trace of racing in Kevin Kemp’s background, but he was besotted by horses from the moment he first sat on a pony. Most of his mates owned ponies and those kids would be out all day, every day. “If I got home before dark, Mum and Dad would wonder what the hell was wrong”, recalled Kevin.
RESEARCH WASN’T THE GREATEST DERBY WINNER, BUT SHE WAS THE CRANKIEST
TERRY’S TENTH TAB HIGHWAY
CAMERON’S FIRST RANDWICK WIN WAS SPECIAL, BUT THERE WAS ONE THING MISSING.
ONE OF RACING’S GREATEST PARTNERSHIPS COMES TO AN END
FROM THE SHEARING SHED TO ONE OF AUSTRALIA’S MOST RESPECTED TRAINERS
A GOOD SOLDIER NEVER LOOKS BEHIND
Ray Warren and I were very honoured to be invited to “open the bar”, at the grand opening of the new Tourmaline Hotel on Windsor Rd at Vineyard in 1972. The pub was the culmination of a joint business venture between horse trainer Tom Sewell, and his partner Jack Jones, and was constructed on part of Tom’s twenty acre training property.
