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Tembisan backs Charity Mile

The Tembisan will be hoping their celebrity, radio and television presenter Jen Su who will publically represent Khangezile Primary School After Care Centre of Vosloorus, will have luck on her side and that their affiliated race horse, “M L Jet”.

October 29, 2015
Charmaine Slater 1 minute read
SuperSport anchorman Neil Andrews is once again one of the 16 well-known personalities who will be involved in this year’s Peermont Emperors Palace Charity Mile. The eloquent sports presenter and horse racing fundi is pictured with the Palace of Dreams promotion girls, Monique Weidemann and Caroline Nhlane at the draw.

On Saturday, October 31, 16 celebrities will add their weight to one of the most popular horse racing events of the year in Gauteng, the Peermont Emperors Palace Charity Mile at Turffontein Racecourse.

As has become customary in the event, various media organisations team up with the 16 celebrities who publically represent the 16 horses competing in the Charity Mile for the benefit of 16 charities.

As one of the media partners The Tembisan will be hoping their celebrity, radio and television presenter Jen Su who will publically represent Khangezile Primary School After Care Centre of Vosloorus, will have luck on her side and that their affiliated race horse, “M L Jet” can win the race, which will mean a R150 000 windfall for the after care facility.

Among the well-known personalities who will be there on the day in support of the race are, in the front, world boxing champion, Hekkie Budler, award-winning sports presenter, Carol Tshabalala and at the back, actor Justin Strydom and SuperSport anchorman, Neil Andrews. Pictured with these celebrities after Wednesday afternoon’s (October 21) barrier draw for the race at Emperors Palace, is Peermont Corporate Affairs and CSI Executive, Vusi Zwane and Palace of Dreams promotion girls, Caroline Nhlane and Monique Weidemann.
Among the well-known personalities who will be there on the day in support of the race are, in the front, world boxing champion, Hekkie Budler, award-winning sports presenter, Carol Tshabalala and at the back, actor Justin Strydom and SuperSport anchorman, Neil Andrews. Pictured with these celebrities after Wednesday afternoon’s (October 21) barrier draw for the race at Emperors Palace, is Peermont Corporate Affairs and CSI Executive, Vusi Zwane and Palace of Dreams promotion girls, Caroline Nhlane and Monique Weidemann.

 

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October 29, 2015
Charmaine Slater 1 minute read

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