Plenty to reflect on for officials as Cheltenham's November Meeting comes to a close

Clerk of the course Jon Pullin admitted there were several items which warranted further analysis after an eventful three days
TESTING TIMES: Cheltenham clerk of the course Jon Pullin has much to ponder after the three-day November Meeting. 	 Picture: David Davies/PA

TESTING TIMES: Cheltenham clerk of the course Jon Pullin has much to ponder after the three-day November Meeting.  Picture: David Davies/PA

Cheltenham clerk of the course Jon Pullin admitted there were several items which warranted further analysis and discussion after an eventful November Meeting concluded on Sunday.

Issues surrounding the bend into the home straight which saw several horses appearing to slip on the Friday and which suffered with standing water after more rain on Sunday than had been expected was one obvious issue.

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