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Ayr, Perth and Cartmel eager to see 'crazy' ban on low-grade Irish horses lifted
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Ayr, Perth and Cartmel eager to see 'crazy' ban on low-grade Irish horses lifted
Perth Festival, Britain's most northerly horseracing event, has made a triumphant return after three years.
The popular Perth racing venue is set to open its doors to the public for the first time in almost 2 years.
Thank you for signing up to The Courier daily newsletter Something went wrong - please try again later. Sign Up Perth races have gone ahead this year, despite being unable to welcome spectators. The three-day event concluded on Friday, with Cyclop and Brian Hughes having won the William Hill Highland National on the final day. But organisers say it was a “bittersweet” event without the usual cheering crowds. ‘Truly bittersweet’ Bosses at Perth Racecourse say the sunny weather would usually have attracted swathes of people to the event. But the ongoing pandemic meant spectators ...
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