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Punchestown Update. Going, Jockey Changes and Non-Runners

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Published at Nov 14, 2010, 14:39

Going - Soft to Heavy (Heavy In Places). Weather - Fine

Jockey Changes.

12.35 Punchestown Festival Hospitality Hurdle

1.05 Craddockstown Novice Steeplechase (Grade 2)

4. Noble Prince Non Runner

1.40 Florida Pearl Novice Steeplechase (Grade 3)

2.15 Dobbins & Madigans at Punchestown Hurdle (Grade 1)

2.50 Darcy Sands Handicap Hurdle (Rated 81-130)

8. MutadarekMiss N Carberry

3.25 I.N.H. Stallion Owners European Breeders Fund Maiden Hurdle

4. Honey Love Non Runner
7. Mackeys ForgeAndrew J McNamara

3.55 Dick Grainger Memorial (Pro/Am) Flat Race

5. Follow The Script Non Runner

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