Folkestone abandoned after heavy rain

Racing at Folkestone was abandoned after the second race due to unsafe ground.

Thu, 12 Apr, 2012 - 18:05

Racing at Folkestone was abandoned after the second race due to unsafe ground.

Torrential rain made conditions extremely difficult and the decision was made to call off the remainder of the seven-race Flat programme following an inspection of the course.

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