Bling Rides Made To Conquer

Snaith's power quartet of Met jocks strengthened

Six jockeys have now been declared for the R5 million Gr1 Sun Met in advance of final declarations  which are due by 11h00 on Monday.

S’manga Khumalo – has never won the Met

Justin Snaith and Andre Nel are the only trainers to formally declare their jockeys to date, although it is known that Anton Marcus will partner Rainbow Bridge and Lyle Hewitson will be aboard Legal Eagle.

Snaith has a powerful quartet of jockeys carrying his flag, with 2013 July winner S’manga Khumalo the latest to join the team. He rides Vodacom Durban July runner-up, Made To Conquer.

Gavin Lerena has been engaged for Cape Derby winner Eyes Wide Open, while MJ Byleveld, who has his first ride at Kenilworth on Saturday after a  five month injury enforced absence, rides Cape Guineas winner of 2017, Tap O’Noth.

Aldo Domeyer, who won the Met in 2013 on outsider Martial Eagle, again finds himself in the Sabine Plattner silks as he rides longshot Kampala Campari.

Only 17 horses are left in contention, with the Kannemeyer pair of It’s My Turn and Hashtagyolo unlikely to run.

The Jockeys so far: SUN MET CELEBRATED WITH G.H. MUMM (Grade 1)

0 0 Head Honcho 60 114 T A K de Melo Andre Nel
0 0 Kampala Campari 60 107 A A Domeyer Andre Nel
0 0 Made To Conquer 60 108 A S Khumalo Justin Snaith
0 0 Do It Again 59.5 125 A R Fourie Justin Snaith
0 0 Doublemint 59.5 104 A P Strydom Justin Snaith
0 0 Oh Susanna (AUS) 57 121 A B Fayd’Herbe Justin Snaith
Same Trainer – Not Coupled on Tote

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