Rain forces inspection for Saturday action at Leopardstown 

Satish Kumar
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The first day of the Dublin Racing Festival needs to survive a 2.30pm inspection on Friday due to heavy rainfall overnight.

On Tuesday the course was unraceable with deep standing water on the back straight. However, due to the efforts of the ground staff it was able to be drained away and was drying up nicely.

Another 22mm of rain fell on Thursday and into Friday morning, though, taking the total to 193mm in the past two weeks, leaving parts of the hurdle track unfit for racing.

With the possibility of a further 10-20mm of rain on Friday, an inspection has been called.

The going is soft to heavy on the chase track.

Meanwhile, Ffos Las passed a Friday morning precautionary inspection and the meeting goes ahead on ground officially described as ‘Heavy, Soft in places’.

Sandown passed a Thursday morning inspection and the original card including hurdle races is set go ahead as scheduled.

More to follow 



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Satish Kumar is a digital journalist and news publisher, founder of Aman Shanti News. He covers breaking news, Indian and global affairs, politics, business, and trending stories with a focus on accuracy and credibility.
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