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.

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.

You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in

Unlimited access starts here.

Try from only €0.25 a day.

Cancel anytime

More in this section

Dante Festival 2026 - Day Two - York Racecourse Item firmly on the agenda for Derby challenge
Scandinavia can underline Ascot credentials at Leopardstown Scandinavia can underline Ascot credentials at Leopardstown
Switch From Diesel makes belated breakthrough at Punchestown Switch From Diesel makes belated breakthrough at Punchestown
CourtsRacinghorse racingPlace: PlumptonPlace: LingfieldPlace: FolkestonePerson: Jimmy StevensonPerson: Chris StickelsPerson: Christopher TetleyEvent: National HuntOrganisation: Catterick
<p>Chanceawetmorning and Josh Williamson (green) win the the Clonmel Supporters Handicap Hurdle. Pic: Healy Racing</p>

Williamson registers maiden professional double in Clonmel

READ NOW

Sport

Newsletter

Sign up to our daily sports bulletin, delivered straight to your inbox at 5pm. Subscribers also receive an exclusive email from our sports desk editors every Friday evening looking forward to the weekend's sporting action.

Latest

Sport

Newsletter

Sign up to our daily sports bulletin, delivered straight to your inbox at 5pm. Subscribers also receive an exclusive email from our sports desk editors every Friday evening looking forward to the weekend's sporting action.

Ruby Walsh
Ruby Walsh

The voice of racing

Most Read

Cookie Policy Privacy Policy Brand Safety FAQ Help Contact Us Terms and Conditions

© Examiner Echo Group Limited