All-weather racetrack plans frozen out

Plans to develop Ireland’s first all-weather racetrack took a major step backwards today following a board meeting of Horse Racing Ireland.

All-weather racetrack plans frozen out
Mon, 10 Nov, 2003 - 19:44

Plans to develop Ireland’s first all-weather racetrack took a major step backwards today following a board meeting of Horse Racing Ireland.

At the meeting it was unanimously decided that no funding could be advanced for the provision of all-weather racing at this time.

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