Good ground at Sandown

Conditions at Sandown have dried out ahead of the Stan James King George VI Chase meeting on Boxing Day with the going on the chase course now officially "good".

Good ground at Sandown
Thu, 22 Dec, 2005 - 17:23

Conditions at Sandown have dried out ahead of the Stan James King George VI Chase meeting on Boxing Day with the going on the chase course now officially "good".

But with frost forecast for Christmas Day, clerk of the course Andrew Cooper is considering issuing a precautionary 7.30am inspection on Friday afternoon for the big day.

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