Frost-bound Huntingdon abandoned

Frost has claimed this afternoon’s National Hunt meeting at Huntingdon.

Mon, 27 Dec, 2004 - 07:33

Frost has claimed this afternoon’s National Hunt meeting at Huntingdon.

Following an early-morning inspection, clerk of the course Fiona Needham said: “It got down to minus four overnight.

“It was forecast to actually rise and get a bit milder but it hasn’t, so we’ve had to abandon I’m afraid.”

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