Horses galloped this morning
After a gallop this morning at Kenilworth, racing will go ahead today.
Kenilworth in the shadow of clouds and a mountain (Pic – Michael Jacobs)
The going has been posted as soft
Following 10mm rain overnight on top of in excess of 60mm in the prior 7 days, horses were brought to the course to gallop.
Feedback from the riders was that the track is safe for racing
The false rain on the winter course is in the original position with a 2m spur at 470m mark.
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