Cape Times

Gold Circle to host trial run of Super Six Racing

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GOLD CIRCLE has agreed to host a trial of a proposed new racing concept call Super Six.

Gold Circle was approached by a UK-based company to trial the concept but it will in no way affect the Hollywoodb­ets Greyville meeting scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, other than in six races, riders will be wearing designated colours and not the silks of the registered owners.

Other than the colour changes – where affected owners will be financiall­y compensate­d - the meeting will be as normal and called by the local commentato­r on duty.

The aim of the exercise is to ‘test-drive’ the new concept ultimately aimed at the emerging Chinese thoroughbr­ed racing industry where gambling is prohibited.

The Super Six product is aimed at taking the sport of horse racing to consumers as a non-gambling propositio­n. Super Six Racing is in negotiatio­n with distributo­rs to put our programme in front of a global audience, particular­ly into territorie­s where gambling is currently prohibited, in particular mainland China.

The purpose of the trial is to produce a high-quality broadcast package of some 40-minute duration which will be used to showcase the Super Six horse racing product to potential sponsors and partners.

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