Sofie Kvízová s Little Lordem poprvé vyhrála dostih 1. kategorie
Slovenský žokej se při triumfu ve Velké dubnové ceně nijak nenadřel
Jezdecký talent dosáhl 50 úspěchů. A to v 18 letech
První vítěz českého roku 2025
Stáj Evy Nieslanikové si zapsala hned napoprvé vítězný hattrick
The last two weeks of December were very quiet for me, as I was able to ‘finish with Christmas celebrations’ by about December 17th. I was then able to catch up with the latest news about Czech racing, and to spend Christmas day translating some items that I thought you might want to click on to.
Sertash Ferhanov has been working in Czech horseracing for 4 years. This season was his most successful so far.
Just a few days ago, Josef Váňa junior was fighting with Josef Bartoš for the Italian jumps jockeys’ championship. Now, however, he is fully dedicated to a new role as the next step in his career.
The Italian jumps jockeys’ championship was decided on the last day of the season.
Advance sale of tickets for the 24th Czech Horseracing Gala Evening
Reservations have now BEGUN
A change in the position of the general partner of the Velka Pardubicka. An opportunity for new partnerships opens up.
At the beginning of November, as usual, the Czech racecourses began their five-month winter break. As usual, the racing websites and Facebook sites noted that there was a race meeting at Dresden, north of Prague and with a similar climate, almost three weeks after our final race day in the Czech Republic. Would it not have been possible to extend our season?
I enjoyed watching the last day of the Czech horseracing season on television. A well-devised programme of races attracted good fields for the races, on the flat and over fences, and a bright afternoon attracted a good crowd to Slušovice, a part of the country that is starved of good quality racing. We television viewers were well served by the television team, whose photographers did their usual fine job. Martin Cáp and Libor Šimůnek were well-informed presenters, and Marek Svačina read the races.
In October 2018, there were some special achievements. David Liška had shown himself as an oustanding apprentice rider in the autumn of 2017 and in the first two months of the 2018 season. By the end of May, he seemed sure to be our champion jockey on the flat this year, and to become the youngest Czech rider ever to reach 50 winners and earn his title as a “jockey”.
