Newbury and Ayr defrost

Saturday 10 February 1996 00:02 GMT

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An ease in the cold snap enabled Newbury and Ayr to be confident yesterday that today's turf cards would go ahead.

Catterick, however, is subject to a 7am inspection today. Beverley Kilvington, the track's secretary, said: "There is a slight chance of racing taking place. There's a light covering of snow and a small amount of frost in the ground.''

Uttoxeter's meeting was called off early yesterday.

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