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Punchestown Festival 2010 Alteration To Race Programme

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Published at Mar 30, 2010, 12:01

The Punchestown Champion Hunters Steeplechase, which was originally scheduled to take place on Saturday 24th April, has transferred to Wednesday 21st April. This now means that The Punchestown Party Pack Novice Steeplechase, which was originally scheduled for Wednesday 21st April, will now be held on Saturday 24th April.

Trainers are strongly advised to note that entries for The Punchestown Champion Hunters Steeplechase will now close by 12 noon on Thursday 15th April with declarations to run to be made by 10am on Tuesday 20th April while entries for The Punchestown Party Pack Novice Steeplechase will now close by 12 noon on Monday 19th April with declarations to run to be made by 10am on Friday 23rd April.

For more details in regard to the above, please consult RAS/Minitel or this week’s issue of the Irish Racing Calendar (dated 1st April).

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