Salisbury remains in the balance

Conditions at Salisbury have improved today but Saturday’s meeting featuring the Group Three Cornwallis Stakes is still under threat from the weather.

Thu, 07 Oct, 2004 - 19:38

Conditions at Salisbury have improved today but Saturday’s meeting featuring the Group Three Cornwallis Stakes is still under threat from the weather.

Heavy rainfall over the past week has already claimed tomorrow’s fixture and the weekend’s feature card hinges on an inspection tomorrow morning.

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