Please note that Pocket Power Book orders will be accepted for courier services only up until Tuesday 20th December (to reach you by, latest, Thursday 22nd December)
Hereafter Registered mail & Courier orders will start from 3rd January 2012
R200
SMS POCKET to 42003 and stand a chance to win:
A signed copy of The Pocket Power Book, and
A 1 year tipping subscription with MBR, and
All Entries will be automatically entered into the Grand Draw to win signed silks and an original shoe worn in the Met
Winner will be announced on 30th November 2011. SMS charged at R30 per sms. Grand Draw winner will be announced J&B Met week.
EXCERPT
"Bernard Fayd’Herbe and Kevin Shea were both trying to pull up their mounts 100 metres after the line. Fayd'Herbe had been fairly confident that the great Pocket Power had rallied again in the last few strides. He knew that the grey had loomed up on his outside and stuck her nose in front with 30 metres remaining, but the champion had dug deep. Pocket Power would have seen Dancer's Daughter appear on the scene before the jockey could. But Fayd’Herbe had felt his tiring mount refuse to be beaten, straining every sinew to get to the line first. Shea, though, was screaming with delight, out of sight of the cameras and crowd."
- Extract from 2008 Vodacom Durban July
TRIBUTE
"Throughout history we look at champions with great admiration and respect. There are no words that can describe how much Pocket Power contributed not only to the horse industry, but to those who were not even involved in horses."
The Story of Pocket Power – A Racing Legend
Please note that Pocket Power Book orders will be accepted for courier services only up until Tuesday 20th December (to reach you by, latest, Thursday 22nd December)
Hereafter Registered mail & Courier orders will start from 3rd January 2012
SMS POCKET to 42003 and stand a chance to win:
Winner will be announced on 30th November 2011. SMS charged at R30 per sms. Grand Draw winner will be announced J&B Met week.
EXCERPT
"Bernard Fayd’Herbe and Kevin Shea were both trying to pull up their mounts 100 metres after the line. Fayd'Herbe had been fairly confident that the great Pocket Power had rallied again in the last few strides. He knew that the grey had loomed up on his outside and stuck her nose in front with 30 metres remaining, but the champion had dug deep. Pocket Power would have seen Dancer's Daughter appear on the scene before the jockey could. But Fayd’Herbe had felt his tiring mount refuse to be beaten, straining every sinew to get to the line first. Shea, though, was screaming with delight, out of sight of the cameras and crowd."
- Extract from 2008 Vodacom Durban July
TRIBUTE
"Throughout history we look at champions with great admiration and respect. There are no words that can describe how much Pocket Power contributed not only to the horse industry, but to those who were not even involved in horses."
- Gary Player