Field reduced to 18
Mike De Kock – disappointment
Mike de Kock has scratched Sun Met runners Heavenly Blue and Cascapedia from Saturday’s big race.
Reasons given are that they are under veterinary treatment.
There are no reserve runners and the field now reduces to 18,
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