Farmers urge stop to racing resumption

The National Farmers' Union in England have appealed for racing not to resume tomorrow.

Farmers urge stop to racing resumption
Tue, 06 Mar, 2001 - 18:51

The National Farmers' Union in England have appealed for racing not to resume tomorrow.

NFU president Ben Gill has written to racing's authorities asking them not to take part for at least the next seven days.

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