Kempton keeps jumps hopes alive

Kempton’s National Hunt meeting on Saturday is subject to a further inspection at 3pm tomorrow afternoon.

Wed, 13 Jan, 2010 - 11:36

Kempton’s National Hunt meeting on Saturday is subject to a further inspection at 3pm tomorrow afternoon.

Plans had been afoot to stage a replacement all-weather fixture at the track, but there is still a hope the starved jumps fans will have something to watch.

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