Time to tackle over-production

PUNCHESTOWN, Saturday, November 2, and an eight-race programme.

Time to tackle over-production
Thu, 14 Nov, 2002 - 00:00

You will not find a better meeting to illustrate just what is wrong with Irish racing at this time of year.

Punchestown did its bit for the game that afternoon, dividing the maiden hurdle and running a maximum of 25 in each division.

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