IRC Q&A: Alec Laird
EXCEPTIONAL horsemen remind us with consistently top-class results that they aren’t easily swept away by the tsunamis invariably produced by racing, including those of lesser talents who hit and run […] [...]
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Two thrilling IRC travel packages available now!
Regular readers of our newsletters will be well familiar with our coverage of our various lifestyle and racing trips in 2021. Welcome to new readers – quite a number recently […] [...]
A Lavish London Dinner with Springbok Rugby Legends!
Join IRC Events and World Cup winners BRYAN HABANA and SCHALK BRITS for an exclusive dinner at Gaucho’s Restaurant in London – 22 November, 2022. Dine out with us in […] [...]
Golf, racing in a small town and a Money Heist
As expected, the IRC’s co-sponsored charity golf day at the Belfry last week offered many memorable moments, and we had a wonderful ending to the week when Money Heist won […] [...]
IRC Q&A: Neil Andrews
Neil Andrews is a household name, an institution in South Africa as its longest serving and most accomplished sports anchor. Having hosted iternationally huge events like the 2010 Football World […] [...]
Big payoffs and playoffs
The FedEx playoffs have now begun, and while the LIV court cases still dominate the news, I have no doubt that the events leading up to the final event, the […] [...]
Small racing yards need support
Great news to start my column this week. It’s raining. It’s very much anticlimactic rain. I’ve been getting weather warnings pinging up on my phone for 5 days now. Huge […] [...]
IRC Q&A: Nico Kritsiotis
Nico Kritsiotis has devoted most of his working life to the racing industry, making notable contributions in various capacities. He started calling races at the age of 16 at Ascot […] [...]
Book Ronaldo on first vessel to Madeira
Late on Sunday afternoon Sky Sports tweeted as ‘breaking news’ that Manchester United were considering the termination of Cristiano Ronaldo’s contract if he does not change his attitude, and while […] [...]
Sport is life’s oxygen for bonding
It’s no secret – I love sport. Rugby is top of my personal hit-chart, followed by baseball, cricket, golf & football – in that order. Add in rallying, F1, boxing, […] [...]