Battered by a grim past, is the outlook beginning to look a little rosier for racing in Poland? | Topics: ParisLongchamp, Arqana
Article by John Gilmore: There aren’t many races, the horses aren’t very good, it’s difficult to get staff and the prize money is poor compared to most major racing nations. Sounds like a racing jurisdiction on the verge of collapse, but that’s far from the case in Poland, where significant advantages make it a country looking to a healthy future in the sport.
Source: thoroughbredracing.com
