Ayr set to defeat elements

Ayr appear to have emerged the white knight for British jumps racing following a four-day enforced hiatus due to the cold snap.

Ayr set to defeat elements
Mon, 06 Feb, 2012 - 00:00

The National Hunt calendar in Britain has been wiped out since Thursday because of sub-zero temperatures and heavy snowfall,

Ayr’s meeting today, however, looks set to defeat the elements as the track was raceable on Sunday.

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