Gallops and barrier draw on Thursday 21 January
The final field for the R2,5 million Gr1 J&B Met, which will be run at Kenilworth on Saturday 30 January, will be announced live on Tellytrack (Dstv 239) on Monday 18 January at 13h00.
Only twenty berths are up for grabs in the prestigious flagship horseracing event, which is being run under the J&B brand for the 39th year.
The official public gallops for the race will be broadcast live on the same channel on Thursday 21 January from 07h00, with the barrier draw being held at 08h15.
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