Supersport, Racing Channels To Broadcast July Final Field

Countdown to 2 July!

Hollywoodbets Durban July fever is spreading like wildfire and after final declarations were made on Monday morning, the announcement of the final field and barrier draws on Tuesday morning at 11h00 is expected to draw a national viewership.

The final field announcement for the R5 million Gr1 Hollywoodbets Durban July will be hosted for invited guests at the sponsors’ Head Office and will be broadcast live on Supersport (Dstv 200) and Racing 240 (Dstv 240), or streamed live via GallopTV.

Twenty-eight entrants remained in contention for a berth in the final field of eighteen (plus two reserves), as the cream of our thoroughbred crop are set to line up on 2 July at the historic 2200m mark at Hollywoodbets Greyville to contest the ultimate prize in horseracing.

If you haven’t already joined the many racing fans who have signed up free for GallopTV, please subscribe via their website www.galloptv.co.za.

If you can’t make it to the track or your local outlet, you can set yourself up to watch regular daily action from KwaZulu-Natal and the international racing scene.

On Thursday morning the Hollywoodbets Greyville gates open at 06h30 as the Hollywoodbets Durban July class of 2022 will be put through their paces in the official public gallops at the Theatre Of Champions.

The whole family is invited to enjoy the visual spectacle of these magnificent thoroughbreds in the flesh. Premier coffee and pastries will be served.

Watch the promo clip!

If you cannot make it to the gallops, you can watch every moment of the action on GallopTV. An expert panel will analyse the morning’s work.

The Winning Form and official Gold Circle racecard for the Hollywoodbets Durban July day racemeeting will be on sale at the Gallops on Thursday morning.

If you need to find out about a ticket, or any other raceday information, including this year’s fashion theme, please visit the official  www.hollywoodbetsdurbanjuly.co.za site.

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