Rain forecast on Saturday
Straight-talking trainer St John Gray believes Christopher Robin and Dance Class represent value in the WSB Gauteng Summer Cup market.
Especially with rain forecast ahead of the WSB Summer Cup on Saturday 2at Turffontein!
Both his runners perfrom in ‘the wet’; a factor that could effect the outcome of this year’s race!
Click on the video below to hear what St John Gray has to say:
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