Horse racing: Bangor meeting abandoned

Officials at Bangor have been forced to abandon Friday’s National Hunt meeting after an inspection this morning.

Wed, 06 Feb, 2002 - 09:36

Officials at Bangor have been forced to abandon Friday’s National Hunt meeting after an inspection this morning.

Clerk of the course Michael Webster explained: ‘‘We’ve had to abandon as the course is flooded.

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