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Jockey Warns Of Facebook Scam

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Jockey Craig Zackey – warning public against scam (Pic – Chase Liebenberg)

Jockey Craig Zackey has informed the Sporting Post that a fake Facebook profile has been created in his name and has requested that the racing public be informed and cautioned in this regard.

In a message received late on Wednesday afternoon, we were requested to inform the public at large that any approach by a person or persons purporting to be Craig Zackey, and offering to provide selections or any solicitations for payment of monies, should be rejected with contempt.

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