Two Doncaster races saved

British Horseracing Authority officials have moved quickly to save two of the high-profile races from Saturday’s abandoned card at Doncaster.

Sun, 31 Jan, 2010 - 11:02

British Horseracing Authority officials have moved quickly to save two of the high-profile races from Saturday’s abandoned card at Doncaster.

The Grade Two skypoker.com Lightning Novices’ Chase and the Grade Two skyvegas.com Mares’ Hurdle will now be run at Doncaster’s next meeting on February 6.

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Courts Racing Heathrow Place: Doncaster Place: Hereford Person: David Williams Organisation: British Horseracing Authority Organisation: BHA

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