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Sligo Update. Going, Jockey Changes and Non-Runners

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Published at Sep 29, 2010, 17:30

Going - Yielding to Soft (Soft in places). Weather - Cloudy

Jockey Changes.

2.35 Irish Stallion Farms European Breeders Fund Median Auction Maiden

10. Lara Larisa Non Runner
16. Kate Greenaway Non Runner
17. Hangar Five Non Runner
18. Painted Fingers Non Runner

3.05 www.countysligoraces.com Nursery Handicap (Rated 50-70)

15. Mc Coringham (1lbs Overweight)
17. Mariner's Dream Non Runner

3.35 Join The Sligo Race Supporters Club in 2011 Maiden

4.05 Foley's Bar & Off Licence Sligo Handicap (Rated 60-90)

15. Glad LionG J Phillips (10)
17. Quarton Non Runner

4.40 Race Sponsorship At Sligo In 2011 Handicap (Rated 47-65)

4. DriveheronW J Lee
17. Cyrus Non Runner
18. The Pott Reidy Non Runner
19. Belfiore Non Runner

5.15 Strandhill Mares Beginners Steeplechase

5.45 Cleveragh Road Handicap Steeplechase (Rated 0-109)

9. Westmeath Bachelor Non Runner
10. RakamasiA P Crowe

6.15 Yeats Beginners Steeplechase

4. Druids Castle Non Runner

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