The five-year-old easily notched the eighth win of his career in Saturday’s Champion Mile at Kenilworth
Will SA’s best horse, Jet Dark, fly the flag for the country in the 2023 Breeders Cup meeting at Santa Anita in California?
Justin Snaith pointed to the arduous journey the horse faced, and the invitation was turned down. If Jet Dark wins the now King’s Plate on January 7, as seems likely, surely owners Tommy Crowe and Nic Jonsson will be up to the challenge of a trip to the US. There is nothing more to prove here and, most importantly, there is a chance of a change in quarantine regulations in the next few months.
Before Saturdays meeting, Snaith expressed the view that his stable wasn’t on song. He proceeded to win five of the nine races so he will have slept easily on Saturday night. The son of Tapit went into Saturday’s grade 1 contest unbeaten in five starts and had no difficulty in maintaining his unbeaten record.
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