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Punchestown Update. Going, Jockey Changes and Non-Runners

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Published at Oct 15, 2014, 13:36

Going - Good To Firm. Weather - Showery

Jockey Changes.

2.15 irishinjuredjockeys.com Maiden Hurdle

1. Change The RulesD J Benson (7)
5. Mells Theater Non Runner

2.45 Follow Us On Twitter And Facebook Rated Hurdle

3.15 Go Racing In Kildare 3-Y-O Maiden Hurdle

3.50 Join The Punchestown Newsletter For Best Offers Handicap Hurdle (Rated 80-109)

4.25 Panoramic Restaurant Raceday Hospitality Beginners Steeplechase

1. Capture The DramaD J Benson (7)

5.00 Festival Earlybird Deals On punchestown.com Handicap Steeplechase

7. The Lady Granuaile Non Runner
8. Close Review Non Runner

5.30 www.punchestown.com For Raceday Offers Mares Flat Race

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