Huntingdon frozen out

Huntingdon today became the latest casualty of the icy blast – with their meeting on St Stephen's Day having been abandoned.

Huntingdon frozen out
Thu, 23 Dec, 2010 - 09:14

Huntingdon today became the latest casualty of the icy blast – with their meeting on St Stephen's Day having been abandoned.

Clerk of the course Andrew Morris had announced a 12pm inspection on Christmas Eve, but moved forward that assessment to 9am on Thursday.

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