Cross-channel jump racing set to resume

HOPES are high that both today’s cross-channel jumps meetings will go ahead after yesterday’s action at Plumpton was frozen off.

Cross-channel jump racing set to resume
Tue, 01 Mar, 2005 - 00:00
Keith Hamer

Catterick report no problems, while Leicester are optimistic despite calling a precaution inspection at 7.30am ahead of an all-chase card.

The Midlands track was “totally raceable” yesterday and the forecast for today is favourable.

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