Trainers, jockeys unhappy with firm ground

THE state of the surface was the main talking point at yesterday’s Anglo Irish Bank Handicap Chase meeting at Limerick.

Trainers, jockeys unhappy with firm ground

It was somewhat surprising to discover that the ground was officially good, firm in places. As a result there were numerous withdrawals through the afternoon, including top weight Foxchapel King from the feature.

Commented his trainer, Mouse Morris: “I was told the ground was going to be good to yielding, but in my opinion it’s good to firm. I have apologised to the sponsors, but am not willing to take a chance.’’

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