Will Gold Challenge be a Justin Snaith match race?
Trainer Justin Snaith sends out two champion 4yo Dynasty colts at Greyville on Saturday in the R1 million Rising Sun Gr1 Gold Challenge to be run at weight for age over a mile.
Vodacom Durban July winner Legislate faces J&B Met winner Futura in a battle of the stars.
Snaith chats frankly to James Goodman on the Winning Ways show.
Send us your comment on who will win it – and why you think so.
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