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Greyville is the highlight of today's horse racing in South Africa and our experts are sharing their predictions on each race. Read here our Greyville betting tips for today (or tomorrow), get the best odds and offers from the best horse racing bookmakers.
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Greyville Racecourse is a Thoroughbred horse race track in Durban, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. It hosts top class horseracing events in South Africa all year round. The racecourse is situated at the bottom of Durban’s Berea and surrounds the green expanse of Royal Durban Golf Club’s championship course. The track has had the honour of welcoming the likes of Queen Elizabeth II, the Duke of Edinburgh and an array of notable enthusiasts from all corners of the globe.Greyville is well known for its Night Racing and has a turf and polytrack. It hosts night racing every Friday evening for 7 months of the year. This is extremely popular In South Africa with the public and features entertainment for the entire family.
Greyville is a right-handed track that covers a distance of 2800 metres with 2400 metres under floodlights. The track has a number of unusual gradient features: uphill from 2200 to 1800 metre mark, downward slope to 1200 metre mark, uphill again from 1000 metre mark into the straight.
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Why are our Greyville predictions so popular?
We have hired the best South African horse racing experts to provide you with winning Greyville predictions every time we can.When are our Greyville betting tips published?
Our horse racing expert publish their Greyville racing tips the night before each meeting.Which are the top races run at Greyville?
Greyville Racecourse hosts a total of 12 Grade One races during the Champion Season. The Durban July Handicap is an annual South African Thoroughbred horse race held on the first Saturday of July since 1897
What is the biggest meeting at Greyville?
The Durban July meeting is comparable to Britain’s Royal Ascot - high fashion, exciting horse racing, food, champagne and a lot of nice people. The meeting usually takes place on the first Saturday of July, but in 2020 it has been moved to the final Saturday of the month due to the coronavirus lockdown.