Middleham Open Day a success

A sharp overnight frost did not deter racing fans who braved the cold but sunny Yorkshire weather to turn out in their droves for the 2004 Middleham Open Day.

Sat, 10 Apr, 2004 - 10:48

A sharp overnight frost did not deter racing fans who braved the cold but sunny Yorkshire weather to turn out in their droves for the 2004 Middleham Open Day.

The training centre opened its doors to allow racing enthusiasts to look behind the scenes at leading stables including those of Mark Johnston, Patrick Haslam and James Bethell.

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