Race is thrown wide open
Trainer Paul Lafferty scratched his Gr2 KRA Guineas favourite Harry’s Son at 11h30 today.
The Australian-bred colt reportedly has a jarred off-fore knee.
The race, which launches the KZN Champions Season, has been thrown wide open.
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