Newsflash: KZN Today

Weather forces switch of meeting

Gold Circle logoThe racemeeting scheduled for Scottsville today has been moved to the Greyville polytrack.

The decision was taken due to steady rain over the past 24 hours, soft underfoot conditions and with more heavy falls predicted for Saturday.

All race times remain the same with Race 1 off at 13h05. However, the distance of Race 5 has been reduced from 2400m to 2000m and the distance for Race 6 has been increased from 1950m to 2000m.

Trainers will be given the option of scratching their horses because of the change of surface and there may also be eliminations from the first two races as they each have more than 12 runners at present.

For further information contact NRB on 031 314 1777.

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