Naas to go ahead

This afternoon's meeting at Naas goes ahead after the track passed a precautionary inspection. The ground is heavy.

Sun, 12 Mar, 2006 - 10:31

This afternoon's meeting at Naas goes ahead after the track passed a precautionary inspection. The ground is heavy.

Meanwhile, Market Rasen have passed their 8am inspection and racing goes ahead as planned.

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