Racing: Racing off at Ayr

Britain faces a second straight day without jump racing tomorrow after the meeting at Ayr was called off this morning.

Tue, 01 Jan, 2002 - 09:58

Britain faces a second straight day without jump racing tomorrow after the meeting at Ayr was called off this morning.

Frost put paid to the fixture, as it did to the other scheduled National Hunt card at Folkestone.

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