Ayr inspect

Ayr officials will inspect the course at 7am tomorrow morning before giving Saturday’s card the go-ahead.

Fri, 07 Mar, 2008 - 10:53

Ayr officials will inspect the course at 7am tomorrow morning before giving Saturday’s card the go-ahead.

Although the Scottish venue has been passed fit to race on Friday, the track sustained 13 millimetres of overnight rain.

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