NEW NAMES FOR IMPORTED HORSES

New Names For Horses
Make a mental note to avoid confusion

The National Horseracing Authority has confirmed that the registered names of certain imported horses, some of whom are racing and well known to players, have been changed with immediate effect.

The undermentioned are the most recent changes with immediate effect:

Casino King (AUS) bay gelding, sired by Casino Prince (AUS), out of the mare, Tomescu (AUS) bred by Calumet Farm (AUS), foaled on 07 September 2013, has been changed to that of KING OF CASINO’S (AUS)

Coys (AUS) brown gelding, sired by Uncle Mo (USA), out of the mare, Calvello (AUS) bred by Odessa Stud Australia (AUS), foaled on 16 October 2014 trained by Paul Lafferty has been changed to that of OUR COYS (AUS)

Gasoline (AUS) bay gelding, sired by Teofilo (IRE), out of the mare, Decibella (AUS) bred by Mr. R Harvey (AUS), foaled on 24 October 2011, has been changed to that of WHERE YOU (AUS)

Dreamsaremadeof (AUS) chestnut filly, sired by Dream Ahead (USA), out of the mare, Cangino (AUS) bred by Pedrille Thoroughbreds (AUS), foaled 07 August 201, has been changed to that of DREAMS ARE MADE (AUS)


Majestic Glory wins at Scottsville on 16 April – he races under a new name

Majestic Glory (AUS) bay colt, sired by Equiano (FR), out of the mare, Perfect Spirit (NZ) bred by Ms. J Borg (AUS), foaled on 23 September 2014 trained by Paul Lafferty has been changed to that of MY MAJESTIC GLORY (AUS)

Moon Shadow (AUS) bay or brown gelding, sired by Pluck (USA), out of the mare, Saigon Moonlight (NZ) bred by John Stuart Investments (AUS), foaled on 14 October 2013 trained by Paul Lafferty has been changed to that of OUR MOON (USA)

Zinzara (AUS) bay mare, sired by Husson (ARG), out of the mare, Overspeed (AUS) bred by Patinack Farm (AUS), foaled on 15 November 2012 trained by Paul Lafferty has been changed to that of MY ZINZARA (AUS)

NEW TRAVEL RULES FROM SOUTH AFRICA!

  

Stricter rules on children flying to and from South Africa are to be imposed by the country’s airline.

South African Airways is to comply with new regulations relating to children from the autumn.

The new rules are part of of the South African Immigration Amendment Act of 2010 covering children under the age of 18.

SAA spokesman Tlali Tlali said: “These regulations are designed to ensure the safety of children and should thus be welcomed.

“As from 1 October, we will not be able to check in all travellers who cannot produce the necessary documentation in terms of this act.”

SAA issued a series of new guidelines to be implemented covering children flying with the airline.

Parents travelling with a child under the age of 18 will have to produce a birth certificate that shows both their names.

When a child travels with only one parent, additional documents should include an affidavit in which the absent parent gives consent for the child to travel, a court order granting full parental responsibilities or legal guardianship of the child, or the death certificate of the absent parent.

The affidavit should be no more than three months old, from date of travel.

For children travelling with a person other than a parent, a birth certificate must be supplemented by affidavits from the parents or legal guardians confirming that the child may travel, copies of the parents’ passports, and contact details.

A child travelling as an unaccompanied minor would have to produce not only a birth certificate, but also proof of consent from both parents, or legal guardian and contact details, plus documentation relating to the person receiving the child in South Africa.

Travelweekly.