Punchestown fit for racing

This afternoon's meeting at Punchestown, featuring the Grade One John Durkan Memorial Chase, will go ahead as scheduled.

Punchestown fit for racing
Sun, 06 Dec, 2009 - 11:56

This afternoon's meeting at Punchestown, featuring the Grade One John Durkan Memorial Chase, will go ahead as scheduled.

Heavy rain in the area forced course officials to call a 7.30am inspection on Saturday but the meeting will go ahead as planned.

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