The midweek fixture was called off by operator Cape Racing after jockeys on course took industrial action, angered by disciplinary measures against one of their number, Grant van Niekerk.

On Tuesday Grant Van Niekerk was issued with a 21 day riding ban and fined £2,000 for causing interference in a race at Kenilworth on March 15 despite pleading not guilty to the charge.

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Jockey Grant van Niekerk has been placed under an immediate interim suspension for making "derogatory comments" against the National Horseracing Authority of South Africa (NHA), according to the ...

A meeting at Durbanville on Wednesday [March 26] had to be called off after only three races amid a jockeys’ protest against a suspension handed down to senior rider Grant Van Niekerk. The jockey had ...