Sun Met – The Fun Starts Here

We are betting on a big one...

With a projected R18 million Pick 6 pool to play for and an R8 million quartet on the Sun Met (9th race), there will be plenty of interest in the big day at Kenilworth on 1 February.

The great news for punters is that the Sporting Post racecard covering selections and ratings for all twelve races is now available online.

Visit our racecard zone here

Click on the image below to catch up on the Hollywoodbets betting  for the fabulous day:

See the Saftote betting menu and details of all carryovers and projections:

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