Curragh going expected to be yielding

Officials at the Curragh believe the going will be no worse than yielding for the Entenmann’s Irish Guineas meeting this weekend.

Wed, 21 May, 2003 - 17:07

Officials at the Curragh believe the going will be no worse than yielding for the Entenmann’s Irish Guineas meeting this weekend.

Racecourse manager Paul Hensey reported today that the ground had improved in the last 24 hours.

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