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Godolphin sweating on Golden Rose start for Kementari

Tom Walter - Monday September 11

Godolphin face a nervous wait to see if Golden Rose hopeful Kementari gains a start in the $1 million feature on Saturday week.

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Kementari. Photo: Steve Hart

Kementari is on the third line of betting for the Group I Golden Rose (1400m) at $9 but is 55th on the latest order of entry released by the Australian Turf Club on Monday.

The son of Lonhro will be relying on a high drop off rate to take his place in the field which is set at 16 plus four emergencies.

Kementari resumed with a solid fourth behind Golden Rose favourite Menari in last Saturday's Group II Run To The Rose (1200m) and is tipped to improve significantly up to the 1400m of the Golden Rose.

Click here to view the order of entry for the 2017 Golden Rose as at September 11.

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