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Kermadec and Sweynesse in Doncaster

Sydney

Monday 6 April 2015, 7:59am

Three-year-olds Sweynesse and Kermadec have gained starts in the $3 million Doncaster Mile at Randwick.

The first two emergencies made the field on Saturday but with the meeting transferred to Monday because of rain, the original scratchings were reinstated.

The same two horses, It's Somewhat and Moriarty, have again been withdrawn.

The Chris Waller-trained Kermadec has been one of the market leaders and is an $8 chance with Hallowed Crown from the Bart and James Cummings stable the $6 favourite.

In contrast to Saturday, the meeting will go ahead under sunny skies.

– AAP

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