Ascot confident of beating weather

Racing is set to go ahead at Ascot tomorrow, but at least one of the two fences in the home straight could be omitted.

Fri, 13 Feb, 2009 - 09:56

Racing is set to go ahead at Ascot tomorrow, but at least one of the two fences in the home straight could be omitted.

The going at the Berkshire course is heavy but there are a few areas of the course that had been waterlogged which officials are not happy with.

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