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Newsflash: Jet Dark Won’t Run On Saturday

People's horse must be fancied to go very close

Justin Snaith has scratched the top-class Jet Dark, an entry in the 2023 WSB Cape Town Met, from Saturday’s R500 000 World Sports Betting Gr2 Green Point Stakes.

Snaith reported that his charge, who ran fourth behind Seeking The Stars in the same race a year ago, suffered a ‘minor injury’ after stumbling while being worked by Richard Fourie on Thursday morning, and is under medication.

The traditional stepping stone into the Hollywoodbets Kenilworth Summer Festival Gr1 events is now mostly at the mercy of the popular Kommetdieding, priced up as 12-10 favourite, ahead of Golden Ducat (11-2) and Linebacker (8-1).

R500 000 1600m 16:15 Ref-181
1st R296875, 2nd R95000, 3rd R47500, 4th R23750, 5th R11875, RCIS R25000
WORLD SPORTS BETTING GREEN POINT STAKES (Grade 2)
Weight For Age plus Penalties
WFA: 3yrs-6kgs 4yrs-0kgs
No Apprentice Allowance
1 1 Waterberry Lane 58 116 A Keagan de Melo Dean Kannemeyer
2 2 Golden Ducat 58 128 A Sean Veale Eric Sands
3 3 FireAlley 59 110 BA Aldo Domeyer Candice Bass-Robinson
4 4 Trip Of Fortune 58 119 TBA Gareth Wright Candice Bass-Robinson
5 5 Jet Dark Scratched 60 130 A Richard Fourie Justin Snaith
6 6 Universal 58 114 A Juan Paul v’d Merwe Adam Marcus
7 7 Kommetdieding 60 129 A Gavin Lerena HWJ Crawford/M Rix
8 8 Linebacker 58 124 BA Grant van Niekerk Vaughan Marshall
9 9 Pomp And Power 60 118 A Kabelo Matsunyane Justin Snaith
10 10 Rascallion 58 124 A Corne Orffer Vaughan Marshall
11 11 Silver Operator 59 119 A Calvin Habib Vaughan Marshall
Same Trainer
(3,4) (5,9) (8,10,11)

Hear what Michelle Rix feels about Kommetdieding (interview prior to Jet Dark withdrawal).

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