Scottsville Wednesday 7 November has been abandoned
Please be advised that due to heavy rains in the region, the Scottsville racemeeting scheduled for today Wednesday 7 November, has been abandoned.
Local racing goes ahead at Kenilworth where the eight-race programme kicks off at 12h55.
The Place Accumalator starts in the second race at 13h30, the Pick 6 at 14h05 and the Jackpot 14h40.
Cape Town is sunny and fine with a south-easterly wind blowing.
Break a leg and enjoy the racing.
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