Gloomy outlook for Tingle Creek

SANDOWN’S big meeting on Saturday, featuring the Tingle Creek Chase, is already under threat from the current cold spell.

Gloomy outlook for Tingle Creek
Mon, 29 Nov, 2010 - 00:00
Colin Wilson

Freezing temperatures have caused frost to get under certain parts of the track that have been covered since Wednesday.

Clerk on the course Andrew Cooper admits the forecast is not favourable ahead of the two-day fixture scheduled to start on Friday.

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