Wolves falls by wayside

Racing on St Stephen's Day has been wiped out following the abandonment of Wolverhampton.

Wolves falls by wayside
Sun, 26 Dec, 2010 - 11:06

Racing on St Stephen's Day has been wiped out following the abandonment of Wolverhampton.

The all-weather fixture was the final meeting in Britain and Ireland to have succumbed to the icy blast.

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